This attention test looks easy until you start counting. The lemons overlap, several are partly hidden, and the rows are not perfectly even, which makes it surprisingly easy to skip one or count the same lemon twice.
The best method is to count from the back row toward the front, moving from left to right each time.
Answer: There are 19 lemons.
If you got 14 or 15 on your first try, you were not alone — the arrangement is designed to make the total look smaller at a glance. Try counting again slowly and see whether you can identify all 19 without losing your place.
