Let’s look at the four puzzle pieces. Each one is a jigsaw piece with a face drawn on it — except for one.
We need to find which piece is different from the others.
Step 1: Look at each piece and check if it has a face.
- Top-left piece: It has no eyes, no mouth, no cheeks — just the outline of the puzzle piece. There are two tiny dots near the bottom, but they don’t form a real face like the others.
- Top-right piece: Has angry eyebrows, wide eyes, and an open mouth — definitely a face.
- Bottom-left piece: Has half-closed eyes, small nose, and blushing cheeks — that’s a face.
- Bottom-right piece: Has round eyes, small smile, and blushing cheeks — also a face.
Step 2: Compare them.
Three pieces have clear facial features (eyes, mouth, sometimes cheeks). Only one does not — the top-left piece.
Even though there are two tiny dots on the top-left piece, they’re not arranged like a face — they’re too low and not connected to any expression. The other three all have expressive faces drawn clearly on them.
So, the odd one out is the top-left puzzle piece because it doesn’t have a proper face like the others.
Final Answer:
Top-left puzzle piece
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of puzzle piece worksheet.
