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Make every true.

That’s the whole rule
The goal

Between every pair of neighboring tiles sits a comparison sign. Across a row it reads left to right on one fact; up a column it reads bottom to top on another. Arrange the tiles so every sign is true.

A solved board

Fruit, say. Rows go by size (smaller on the left); columns go by rainbow position (red at the bottom, purple at the top). Every sign holds — solved:

PurpleRainbowRed
Blueberry
Plum
Grapes
Lemon
Pear
Watermelon
Cherry
Strawberry
Peach
SizeSmallerBigger
A mistake

Here the pear and lemon are swapped. A pear is bigger than a lemon, so the sign between them breaks — it turns red when you check:

PurpleRainbowRed
Blueberry
Plum
Grapes
Pear
Lemon
Watermelon
Cherry
Strawberry
Peach
SizeSmallerBigger

Swap them back and it’s green again.

More than one answer

There is no single correct board. Anyarrangement where every sign holds is a win — your winning board may not match a friend’s, and that’s fine.

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