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Mathematics and logic for children / Rebuses

We tell in order the rules for compiling and solving puzzles. Tasks in front of you with explanations and tips to work out the answer search algorithm. With LogicLike you will learn how to solve any puzzles and other logic tasks. We have everything you were looking for!

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Powered by LogicLike.com 5500 logic puzzles with answers: rebuses, tasks, questions and puzzles.

What is a rebus?

Rebus is an entertaining puzzle, encryption of one or more words using illustrations, letters, numbers and symbols. To solve a rebus means to decipher a word, a phrase or a whole phrase conceived by the author.

The young why-man demands to explain “Why solve puzzles at all ?!” Useful cheat sheet - to help you.

The benefits of puzzles for children and adults

• logic develops : to "count" correctly picture, you need to speculate on the relative position of the puzzle elements, pick up correct rules;
• develops memory : if a long word, you need to memorize the unraveled parts of a word or phrase, as well as erroneous assumptions;
• developing out-of-the-box thinking : cipher picture can be interpreted in different ways, and solving puzzles for speed can turn into an exciting game;
• regular training develops intelligence and thinking speed ;
• increases vocabulary .

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How to learn to solve puzzles?

Step by step, we will introduce you to examples of entertaining puzzles of different difficulty levels. We present some of the tasks with answers and a description of the solution.

You will overcome all the material from and to - you will be able to solve such puzzles for one or two.

Basic rules for reading puzzles

• Puzzles are read from left to right, in some cases - from above way down. There may be exceptions that the engagement writers can communicate by text or arrows.
• Punctuation marks and spaces are ignored. This rule is relevant for large and complex puzzles in which a long word or an entire phrase.
• Any picture or symbol in encryption has a meaning. None a comma or an image is not given in a rebus just like that. The picture and symbol may represent the whole word or part of the word, depending on other conditions of the rebus.
• All words in the rebus are read in the nominative case, but with singular and plural need to be careful. If the picture shows a pair of legs, eyes, or several fruits, the author of the rebus probably wants you to read the word in plural.

• One of the most difficult tasks in the rebus is to understand “what say the author? In other words, correctly interpret the picture. In the picture you can “see” a dog, but the author could think of the word “dog” or even “Hachiko”. boy with light hair can be the word "boy" or the word "blonde".
• The rebus always has the same solution! And if there are several, about this you the author should warn.
• Got to solve a big difficult puzzle? Be ready, that a sentence is encrypted in it, in which there will be not only nouns, but also other parts of speech.

Commas in puzzles

Among the simplest puzzles that can be offered to preschoolers or younger students are rebuses in which there is one or more commas next to the picture. The commas show that the word that the picture depicts, you need to remove the letter. Sometimes commas are drawn upside down, but it doesn't matter.

Consider the essence of the rule using the example of two puzzles below. The number of commas is equal to the number of letters, which need to be removed.

Commas on the left - remove 3 letters at the beginning of the word.

Find out the answer

Answer:

light bulb - kidney.

2 commas before the picture - remove 2 letters at the beginning of the word, 1 comma after pictures - remove the last letter in the word.

Find out the answer

Answer:

cloud - varnish.

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Learning to solve puzzles with letters

The letters in the puzzles complement the pictures and help create more complex puzzles. If one or several letters are to the left or right of the picture, so they need to be added to the word at the beginning or in the end.

We see MOT in the figure, add the letter K to the beginning of the word and get the word MOLE.

Letters in puzzles can be combined with other symbols and signs.

This puzzle combines a pattern, commas and letters. You need to read it like this: from the word UMBRELLA we subtract two letters at the end (two commas on the right) and we get the syllable ZO.

Find out the answer

Answer:

PATTERN.

Solution

Before "ZO" add the letter "U", after - "R". We get the word PATTERN.

The "=" sign between two letters means that the letter from the word in the picture must be replaced with the one which comes after the "=".

In the word "HERON" we change the letter "C" to "K".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Drop.

Instead of the first letter in equality, there can be a number. Then you need to calculate which one the letter corresponds to the number, and replace it with the one that comes after the "=".

The third letter in the word EAR is O.

Find out the answer

Answer:

Fly.

Decision

Conditional rebus change the letter "O" to "A", and to the word "EAR" add the letter "M".

If the letter next to the picture is crossed out, it must be removed from the word.

We take the letter “L” from the word “ELEPHANT” and get the word “DREAM”.

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Letter puzzles (no pictures)

You can encrypt a word for a rebus without drawings and symbols, but only with the help of letters. In that case, we pay attention to how letters or syllables are located relative to each other, and choose the appropriate suggestion.

• If one letter, syllable or word is above another, read them it is necessary with the prepositions "above" or "under".
• When one letter is located after another, choose between prepositions "for" or "before".
• One letter can contain another or several. In that In this case, we use the preposition "in".

The syllable "GA" is located "UNDER" the syllable "RU".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Girlfriend.

Behind the letter "K" is the syllable "NI". But in this rebus, the preposition "for" we do not fits, so we try “before”.

Find out the answer

Answer:

Apron.

The syllable "TA" is inscribed in the capital letter "A".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Vata.

Drawings in puzzles

If an ordinary picture in a rebus means a word, then an inverted one requires reading the same word from right to left. Can be combined with letters, numbers and various symbols.

In this rebus, we read the word "ZUBR" in reverse and get "RBUZ".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Watermelon.

Does the arrow next to the picture point to the left? The author of the rebus requires you to read the word backwards direction.

Instead of "KIT" we read "TIK".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Bow.

Solution

"BAN" + "TIK" = "BOW".

Solving puzzles with numbers

The easiest way to use numbers in puzzles is to replace part of a word.

Find out the answer

Answer:

Magpie.

If the number next to the picture is crossed out, you need to remove it from the word.

We read the word "CAKE" on the contrary and subtract the first word from the resulting word "TROT" the letter "T".

Find out the answer

Answer:

Rot.

In the rebus, a row of numbers can be located above the picture. If there are exactly as many numbers as there are letters in word, we simply swap the letters in places, as indicated by the number series.

There are 5 letters in the word "BOAR" and the same number of letters are shown above the picture. Just we line up the letters in the order indicated in the number series, and get a new word.

Find out the answer

Answer:

BANK.

If there are fewer numbers above or below the picture than there are letters in the word, then we use only those that correspond to the numbers in the number series.

It is easy to see that there are fewer numbers in the riddle than there are letters in the word "CROCODIL" or "ALLIGATOR". It remains to choose the correct word and letters from it.

Find out the answer

Answer:

Rabbit.

Solution

From the letters of the word "CROCODILE" we have collected a new word - RABBIT.

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7 effective ways to memorize words in English

When learning a foreign language, it is very important to constantly replenish your vocabulary - to learn new and new words. However, not everyone succeeds in doing this. We offer eleven tips to help you memorize new words in English more effectively.

You can start with a video from Tanya Starikova in which she shares how she manages to learn English words: thoughts. Therefore, each word is valuable not in itself, but in the context.

Don't learn English words in a vacuum. If you come across an unfamiliar word and decide to remember it, write down the context in which it was used. For example, the English word ajar (ajar) is easier to learn as part of the phrase “the windows were ajar” (“the windows were ajar”) than separately.

You can find ready-made examples of the use of the English word you are interested in in online services such as Reverso, PlayPhrase or Yandex.Translate. Also, practice making sentences with new words on your own. For example, you need to remember the verb to prefer (prefer). Make up some examples that will reveal the meaning of this verb.

Draw little pictures to remember the meaning of an English word. It’s not scary if you can’t draw: our brain receives so much monotonous information that a strange picture is a kind of surprise, and we always remember surprises.

If you don't feel like drawing on your own, pick up a ready-made illustration for a new word in Google. It is better if the image is bright, strange or funny - this way it will be remembered more reliably.

You can collect word + image pairs in electronic form, but it is better in the form of paper cards. To test yourself, look at the side with the picture and try to remember what English word it stands for.

If you already have a basic vocabulary, practice finding synonyms and antonyms for new English words. This will not only help them learn, but also come in handy in communication: if you do forget a word, you can easily find a replacement for it.

For example, you need to learn the word irreverent (irreverent, disrespectful), and you already know the word with the same meaning disrespectful . It remains to pick up antonyms: "respectful" - "respectful" and "polite" - "polite". In conjunction with synonyms and antonyms, a new English word will be easier to remember.

Let's take the English root -respect- , which we have already considered in the previous example. Noun respect means respect. Now let's look in the dictionary for other words formed from the same root:

Thus, instead of one word, you learned several at once, and their meanings are interconnected, which will help to learn them.

To learn several unrelated words at once, combine them into a story. Memorizing a short story is easier than a bunch of random words because the story has a plot and can be recreated in the imagination.

Let's fantasize and make up a story with five random English words:

From these words we got the following story:

It's not scary if the story comes out strange or even absurd, because the unusual is remembered better.

Our brain takes what we read and converts it into images, ideas and feelings, and then forms connections between new information and what we already know. This is how memorization happens - the new unites with the old. When you connect a new English word with something you already know, it's easier for your brain to find it and remember it at the right moment.

Draw a network of concepts. Take what you want to remember (word, idea, sentence) and write it in the center of the paper. Then draw lines from it in all directions, like a web.

At the end of each line, write down any English words or pictures that come to mind when you think of the word in the center. It doesn't matter what the associations are, just write down whatever you come up with.

It will only take a couple of minutes, and now all the words or concepts will be interconnected in your brain. If you see or hear one of them, it will be easier for you to remember the others.

Sometimes you can't remember a new English word, and none of the above methods helps. Then mnemonics will come to the rescue - a way of remembering through associations.

Let's say you have trouble learning the English word " eagle " ("eagle"). You can use a mnemonic hint with a consonant Russian word: “Eagle’s claws are ten needles ”.

To memorize word tire (tire), you can mentally associate it with the consonant English word tired (tired): “Dad is tired, he’s been pumping up the tires” (“Dad is tired because he pumped up tires”).

You shouldn't get carried away with this method, but it helps a lot to learn tricky words that you can't remember otherwise.

Before looking up the translation of an English word in the dictionary, try to parse it by composition and determine the meaning yourself. For example, you came across the verb to mistreat . You don't know what it means, but you know the verb to treat - "treat, treat. " It remains to find out the meaning of the prefix mis- . You may have encountered it in words such as to misbehave (behave badly) or to misunderstand (misunderstand). So the prefix mis- means something bad or wrong. Indeed, the verb to mistreat is translated from English into Russian as "to mistreat".

If you make a list of common prefixes ( un-, dis-, re-, de- etc.) and suffixes ( -able, -ly, -ent, -tion, -ive etc. etc.) and remember what they mean, it will be easier for you to guess the meaning of new words for you in English.

It happens that some topic is very difficult to come by, because you personally are not interested in it. For example, you are studying the topic “Cars”, but you don’t drive a car yourself, and this area is completely alien to you. And it is not clear why to learn words that you are not going to use in life. To spark interest in a boring topic, connect it to something that is more interesting or useful to you personally.

For example, car images and metaphors are often found in the songs of foreign artists - you can easily find lyrics in English with the words steering wheel ("steering wheel"), highway (highway, highway) or lane (strip).

Or look for English idioms that use the words you want. Here are some automotive-themed ones:

• Stay in your lane. Mind your own business (literally: stay in your lane).
• Down the road. - In the future (literally: further down the road).
• U-Turn. - A sharp change of opinion (literally: a reversal).
• To put the brakes on. - Slow down (literally: slow down).

These idioms will come in handy in conversational speech, even if you never intend to drive. And now boring words will have more figurative associations that will help them learn.

Probably, this happened to you at school: you learned a dozen new English words, did your homework, wrote a dictation… And after a month everyone forgot. This happens because new vocabulary needs to be periodically repeated and refreshed in memory. There is even a recommended schedule for repeating English words, based on the works of the German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus:

1. Use a new word as soon as you learn it;
2. Use the word again after 20–30 minutes;
3. Repeat word every other day;
4. Return to a new word after 2–3 weeks;
5. Repeat the word in 2–3 months;
6. Fix the word after 2-3 years.

It is on this method of memorization that the application for learning new English words Aword is based. In order not to think about how many weeks and months have passed since meeting a new word, install the application and it will monitor the repetition schedule for you. By the way, Aword also uses other techniques for memorizing words listed in this article: images with associations and mnemonic phrases.

Knowledge that we do not use is sooner or later forgotten, as happened with poems and theorems that we learned at school. Therefore, do not waste time memorizing rare, little-used words. This is especially important for those who are just starting to learn English. Before you draw flashcards and add a word to the spaced repetition list, make sure you need to know it at all.

There is a list of 3000 words, which is enough to understand most of the texts written in English. Of course, during your studies you will still learn much more, but at first you should check the list so that you don’t spend time memorizing rare English words and forget about the most important ones. For convenience, such words are marked with a special icon in the Aword application.

Read more about the golden list of English words and how to use it in your studies in our magazine.

We have analyzed 11 ways to effectively memorize new English words - it remains only to put them into practice and choose the ones that suit you.

1. Learn not individual words, but phrases and sentences with them.
2. Draw association pictures for new words.
3. Choose synonyms and antonyms for the word you want to remember.
4. Instead of one English word, learn several cognates at once.
5. Write short stories with new words.
6. Make associative cards with English vocabulary.
7. Use mnemonic technique: consonant Russian or English words.
8. Analyze words by composition and memorize the meanings of popular English prefixes and suffixes.
9. Associate new words with things that interest you personally, such as useful idioms or lyrics in English.
10. Periodically repeat the words already learned so as not to forget them.

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