This visual puzzle asks you to find the missing piece that perfectly completes the horse.
At first, all four choices look very similar. The trick is to compare the tabs and curved openings on every side of the empty space.
Look carefully at the top, bottom, left, and right edges. Only one of the four pieces has exactly the right combination to fit without leaving an incorrect edge.
Answer: Piece B.
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