Participant 1

Initial description: Divide each box into 9.

Final description: Divide each box into 5x5 (the number of colors in the pattern)


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Correct

Participant 2

Initial description: Replicate the pattern but with double the number of squares.

Final description: I thought it was to either double or triple the number of squares while maintaining the same pattern.


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 3

Initial description: I just increased the dimensions and filled it in like it was shown

Final description: I don't understand I tried 3 separate times to change the dimensions


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 4

Initial description: The number of different colors in the test input determine the number of blocks in the grid in the same colors of the test output.

Final description: The number of different colors in the test input determine the number of blocks in the grid in the same colors of the test output.


Attempt 1: Correct

Participant 5

Initial description: I increased to colored block because the grid size changed

Final description: I place the colored block where I thought they should go and I increased the number of colored blocks


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 6

Initial description: Subdivide the input squares by the number of different colors present in the input.

Final description: Subdivide the input squares by the number of different colors present in the input.


Attempt 1: Correct

Participant 7

Initial description: The pattern resets every fourth example

Final description: I first thought that the pattern tripled, then I tried doubling it


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 8

Initial description: Recreate the look of the 3x3 Input grid in a 9x9 Output grid.

Final description: Recreate the 3x3 Input grid in an Output grid that multiplies the number of colors by three to choose the size; e.g., five colors in a 3x3 grid becomes a 15x15 grid.


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Correct

Participant 9

Initial description: Too difficult of a task for me to complete

Final description: Too difficult of a task for me to complete


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 10

Initial description: to make it the same

Final description: i dont know the rule that was the poroblem


Attempt 1: Incorrect
Attempt 2: Incorrect
Attempt 3: Incorrect

Participant 11

Initial description: The squares of the grid get multiplied by 5 based on the number of colors but the overall pattern stays the same.

Final description: The squares of the grid get multiplied by 5 based on the number of colors but the overall pattern stays the same.


Attempt 1: Correct

Participant 12

Initial description: Number of colors used equal number square per box

Final description: Number of colors used equal number square per box


Attempt 1: Correct