What kind of thinker are you culturally?

[Crimean]

I chose B, because a straight stem is possible only in variant B, and a leaf is possible in both variants.

[Armenian Bishop]

The stem of a flower can bend without it changing the flower itself, on the other hand, the linear design of the flower, its shape, and its petals all tell us about its characteristics. A flower stem might bend because the sunlight is blocked in the other direction. Branches and natural growth bend the stem, or obstacles in the ground can do it too. So, if we define the flower itself, then we look for characteristics that aren't so easily influenced by the environment.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

A obviously. There are more similarities between the flower in question and A.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

I just voted A out of gut feeling. The petals are more similar except for one. It's no perfect match, but it fits better at first glance. B requires one to observe and think (finally arriving at a perfect match based on that one tiny detail).

My gut instinct was B but then I looked at which group had the most similarities and I naturally lump what has the most similarities together.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Now I realize why my gut feeling was B. It's the only one that has the same characteristic (stem) for all that makes it more similar to the flower in question.

[Harley]

Spoiler!

B. The stems not matching bother me more than similar buds types. It’s important to have matching foundations for compatibility.

[QUICAS]

Option A, most western people voted A. This test is failed.

[Bobby Martnen]

Option OWD

[zhaoyun]

Option A, although I am guessing that Option B is supposedly the "Occidental" way of thinking as there is supposedly more individuality if the flower was placed with Option B.

[paradox]

Option B


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