I wouldn’t have woken you if it wasn’t important.” He tried to pull the blanket back over his head, but The Spine wouldn’t allow it. “Spine? What are doing in my room?” He glanced at the alarm clock, still half asleep. Peter lowered the blanket, peering at the silver bot standing over his bed. “I’m not Rabbit.” The Spine put emphasis on the word Rabbit, allowing his deep voice to register with Peter for a moment. ‘M tired.” He whined, pulling the blanket over his head.
he shook the man with more force, attempting to rouse him from his dosing state. “Peter.” he said a little louder and more commandingly. Peter V i grumbled something unintelligibly and rolled over, away from the silver automaton. “Peter.” He said softly, shaking the sleeping inventor He heaved a heavy sigh, expelling a cloud of Steam from his spine vents. That hope was quickly smothered as he took a few steps towards Peter’s bed after an unsuccessful search. He silently checked for Rabbit, already knowing what the result would be, but still he held a small flicker of hope. The Spine stopped for a moment outside of Peter VI’s room before quietly entering his room. He methodically searched the manor, trying to find any trace of his brother already knowing he wouldn’t find him, still he checked every room. With one glance he could tell the copper bot was nowhere to be found within the mess. He extended his search to Rabbit’s room, only to find an untouched bed, and the organized chaos of how Rabbit lived. The Spine had kept it purposely minimalistic and clean, the closet was empty, and the underside of the bed was barren. There wasn’t much space for Rabbit to hide in the small room. He stood up carefully, before beginning a methodical search of the room. “Rabbit?” He called out again, sliding out from underneath the blankets, yet another human comfort he allowed himself. “Rabbit?” He called out to the empty room, hoping that maybe he was hiding as a joke. In the last 116 years he had never woken up on his own, not on Christmas.
The Spine had woken up under his own power. The Spine had already gotten his shopping done, and the gifts wrapped, but something was very wrong. He closed his eyes for a moment searching the Wi-Fi for any important messages. Gears spun quietly as he rotated his joints with acute precision. The key is to solve as many different puzzles as possible to improve the thought process and gain expertise over different ways of solving a problem.The Spine awoke from stasis with a soft click and a puff of steam. Understanding the sequence of a puzzle requires strong logical ability and a creative thought pattern.
By understanding the sequence, it becomes easier to solve a problem. To solve, one needs to interpret the questions properly and understand the sequence in the problem Is designed. In these exams, mostly arithmetic, math, number, and logic puzzles. They are most commonly found in competitive exams like : CAT, MAT, XAT, Bank P.O.s, AIEEE, GATE, TOEFL, GRE, and GATE etc. Different type of puzzles are :Īlmost every competitive exams have puzzles. There are different types, which are devised with a specific intent to test a person’s ability to interpret and solve the problem. They are devised with intent to test the knowledge of to-be-solver. They have become an integral part of few competitive exams and entrance tests. Puzzle in simple terms is defined as a problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge.
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