Smart Nigerian Student Solve Tricky Bottle Puzzle in Seconds, Rearrange 10 Bottles, Video Emerges
- A TikTok video has showed how a clever pupil solved a tricky bottle puzzle in seconds
- The puzzle involved rearranging 10 bottles on a table from right to left, by moving only one bottle from one end to the other
- The bottles were arranged in a pyramid shape, with four bottles on the bottom row, then three, two and one on the top
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An educative video on TikTok has captured the moment a smart pupil aced a difficult bottle puzzle in a matter of seconds.
The video, which was uploaded by a man who decided to test the intelligence of three students wearing their school uniforms, has become a viral sensation on the popular social media platform.
Source: TikTok
The puzzle consisted of rearranging 10 bottles on a table from right to left, by moving only one bottle from one end to the other.
The bottles were arranged in a triangular formation, with four bottles on the bottom row, then three, two and one on the top.
The challenge was to make the triangle face the opposite direction, without altering the number of bottles in each row.
While it appeared to be an impossible task at first, one of the pupils quickly came up with the clever solution and stunned the man behind the camera.
The video has attracted thousands of views and comments from astonished TikTokers who praised the pupil’s brilliance and how fast they solved the puzzle without baiting an eye.
Watch the video:
2 Nigerian girls emerge top among millions of students worldwide
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that two Nigerian teenagers made their country proud by winning the prestigious British Council Outstanding Cambridge Learner’s Awards for exceptional performance in the 2022 Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge AS Level Examinations.
Oluwabukolami Adeyemi and Mmesomachukwu Okonkwo, both students of Chrisland School, emerged top among millions of candidates from across the world who sat for the examinations.
Adeyemi, who scored A1 in all nine subjects she registered for in the IGCSE examination, said she was motivated by her passion for learning and desire to make a positive impact on the world.
Source: Legit.ng
