At first glance, this orange puzzle seems easy. The picture shows three orange halves in the top row, two in the middle, and three at the bottom.
If you count the visible pieces, the answer is 8 orange halves. But since each piece represents half an orange, they make 4 whole oranges.
So, is the answer 8 or 4? It depends on whether you’re counting the pieces you see or the whole fruits they represent!
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