Here’s another new puzzle type we haven’t seen before on the site. It’s an antique "Find the Fault’ card from Dennis Productions.

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Monday, May 21st, 2007 at 10:05 pm
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Where is that leaf sticking towards the right coming from?
There’s also one small part of the leaf at the top that is on top of the brown branches instead of behind, which looks suspicious.
Lastly, there’s a grape on the left side, four down, which appears to have a stub sticking from it where it’s supposed to hang from.
Well of course, some of the grapes should not have so much shine, being more hidden from the light coming from the top-right.
Not sure if any of those are “the” fault, but I’m off to eat me some grapes.
Grapes grow on vines.
the leaves are innacurate, in the picture they resemble more like fronds with compound leaves than simple leaves like the ones that are supposed to be on grape trees. Also the leaves here are in an opposite fashion, with leaves coming from two petioles at each node, whereas they should alternate? This is coming from a botanical POV.
grapes don’t have those types of fern leaves.
leaf which is visible on the right side is not actually comming from tree it looks an picture editing
The fault to me is the fern leaf behind the grapes, not the leaf normally associated with grapes.
Grape vines do not have leaves like that.
Grape leaves look very different than the leaves in the drawing
The top left most grape doesn’t have proper shading?
Perhaps it is too obvious and I am not thinking hard enough, but the leaves are not those you would expect to find on a vine. These leaves appear to be more appropriate to a fern or similar plant. A vine has much broader leaves. I can’t imagine the greeks making many dolmadakia with these.
The stem is broken off of the branch near the upper left of the grapes.
is that a fern leaf on a grapevine?
Yes, that is a fern leaf on the grapevine
Grapes grow on vines, not branches.
How about the No. 24 on the bottom left and No. G737 on the right discrepancy? These era antique drawings are frequently less than accurate in terms of color, shading, botany, and locations-where-leaves-attach.
Hi Elizabeth- Dennis Productions came out with numerous card games. This particular ‘Find the Fault’ pack has about 30 cards with faults, and the pack is No. G737. Other packs have different numbers, such as G803.
The answer they give is that there should not be a fern leaf on a grapevine, but some of the things mentioned above seem kind of reasonable too
IT HAS BEEN SAID ENOUGHT IMES I BELIEVE, BUT I’M GOING TO HAVE TO SAY THE LEAVES ALSO.
OOPS, I JUST NOTICED THAT DR. KAPLAN ALREADY CONFIRMED THE ANSWER ABOUT 10 HOURS AGO…LOL. I’M SO SILLY SOMETIMES…
Grape vine leaves are not like shown in the picture . Moreover grapes don’t grow in trees but in creepers.
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Everything other than the fruit seems to be outta place…Branch instead of Vine…Spiky leaves instead of Grape vine leaves
Grapes will not have leaves and they grow on vines
I actually knew that one.
leaves like that don’t grow on grape vines, also, the twig seems to get fatter on either side, its widest on the two ends where it was cut (strange)
The fern type leaves do not grow on a grape vine,totally different leaves all toghether
it says copyright at the bottom and it then says http://www.smart-kit.com at the top!
this card is ancient; I believe the original copyright has expired