Find the pairs

Turn over two cards at a time to find the matching pairs of everyday pictures.

Example

Example

Turn over two cards. A matching pair stays face up.

6 pairs, 12 cards.

Every card starts face down.

6 pairs · No time limit

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Choose a card to turn it over, then choose a second card. If the two match, they stay face up. If not, look at both, then choose your next card and they turn back over.

Keys: the arrow keys move between the cards, and Enter or Space turns a card over.

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About this practice

Find the pairs is a practice in remembering where things are. The cards lie face down, and each picture is on two of them. Turn over two cards at a time: a matching pair stays face up, and two that differ turn back over when you choose your next card.

Level 1 has 6 pairs, level 2 has 8 and level 3 has 12. Under More settings you can choose to see every card for 5 seconds before the first turn.

There is no time limit. Each time you turn over two cards counts as one turn.

Your turns are set beside your own last round at the same settings, in this browser. They are not compared with other people.

Every picture was drawn for QuickenBrain. Each thing has its own shape, so no pair depends on color alone.

Turn over two cards at a time to find the matching pairs of everyday pictures.

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