How to Beat Level 7 in I'm Not a Robot - Word Search Guide

• Objective: Locate and select all instances of "STOP," "SIGN," and "BIKE" in Level 7's word search grid.
• Steps: Use systematic scanning techniques to find words in horizontal, vertical, and diagonal orientations.
• Verification: Select all letters of the three target words to advance to the next level.
• Risk: Missing letters or selecting incorrect sequences will result in puzzle failure, requiring grid reset.

Level 7 Word Search Grid

• Objective: Establish a methodical approach to scanning the entire letter grid without missing potential word locations.
• Procedure: Begin with horizontal scanning, examining each row from left to right and right to left for the target words "STOP," "SIGN," and "BIKE." After completing horizontal analysis, proceed to vertical scanning, examining each column from top to bottom and bottom to top. Finally, conduct diagonal scanning in both directions (top-left to bottom-right and top-right to bottom-left) to ensure comprehensive coverage.

• Objective: Identify distinctive letter combinations that indicate the beginning of target words.
• Procedure: Focus on locating starting letters S (for STOP and SIGN) and B (for BIKE) as anchor points for detailed examination. When you identify these letters, systematically check all eight surrounding directions for the continuation of target words. Pay particular attention to uncommon letters like K, G, and P, which appear less frequently and can serve as reliable indicators of target word locations.

• Objective: Accurately select all letters of identified words in the correct sequence.
• Procedure: Once you locate a target word, click each letter in the proper sequence to spell the complete word. Ensure you select every letter without skipping any, as incomplete selections will result in puzzle failure. Verify that your selection follows the word's directional orientation consistently throughout the entire letter sequence.

Level 7 Solution Example

• Objective: Ensure all three target words are completely and correctly selected.
• Procedure: After selecting all letters for "STOP," "SIGN," and "BIKE," the system will process your selections. Successful completion typically results in the game advancing to the next level or displaying confirmation of puzzle solution. If the puzzle resets or indicates failure, re-examine your selections to identify missed letters or incorrect sequences.

• Incomplete letter selection: Missing even one letter from any target word will cause puzzle failure. Always double-check that every letter is selected.
• Incorrect directional following: Words maintain consistent directional orientation throughout their length. Ensure you follow the same direction for all letters in each word.
• Overlooking word intersections: Target words may share letters at intersection points. Account for these shared letters when making selections.

• Objective: Use statistically rare letters as anchor points for efficient word location.
• Details: Letters like K, G, P, and combinations like ST appear less frequently in random letter grids, making them excellent starting points for systematic searches. When you locate these distinctive letters, focus intensive analysis on surrounding areas as they likely indicate target word proximity.

• Objective: Combine different scanning techniques to ensure comprehensive grid coverage.
• Details: Alternate between systematic row-by-row scanning and targeted letter-based searching. Use peripheral vision to identify potential word patterns while maintaining focused analysis on specific grid sections. This dual approach maximizes both efficiency and thoroughness in word location.

• Objective: Process letter groups rather than individual characters for improved pattern recognition.
• Details: Train your visual system to recognize common letter combinations (ST, OP, IGN, IKE) as unified patterns rather than separate letters. This chunking approach accelerates word recognition and reduces the cognitive load of processing individual characters sequentially.

• Objective: Divide the search area into manageable sections to ensure systematic coverage.
• Details: Mentally divide the 10x10 grid into smaller sections (such as 5x5 quadrants) and complete each section thoroughly before moving to the next. This approach prevents oversight and ensures that no grid areas are inadvertently skipped during the search process.

• Q1: Why does my word selection fail even when I find all the words?
• A1: Level 7 requires selecting every letter of each target word in the correct sequence. Missing even one letter or selecting letters out of order will cause failure. Ensure you click each letter systematically and verify complete word selection before submission.
• Q2: Can words appear backwards or in unusual orientations?
• A2: Yes, target words can appear in any of eight possible directions: horizontal (left-right or right-left), vertical (top-bottom or bottom-top), and diagonal (in all four diagonal directions). Always check all orientations when examining potential word locations.
• Q3: Do the target words ever overlap or share letters?
• A3: Target words may intersect and share letters at crossing points. When this occurs, the shared letter counts toward both words. Be careful to select shared letters as part of both word sequences when making your selections.
• Q4: What should I do if I can't locate one of the target words?
• A4: If systematic scanning doesn't reveal a target word, try starting from uncommon letters and working outward, or use the refresh button to generate a new grid configuration. Sometimes a fresh grid provides clearer word placement patterns.
• Q5: Are there visual cues that indicate correct word identification?
• A5: Look for natural letter flow and consistent directional orientation. Correctly identified words will display smooth, continuous letter sequences without abrupt direction changes or gaps between characters.