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Aon Motion Challenge practice

Slide blocks out of the way and get the ball to the exit in as few moves as you can.

One full free game, then a Aon pass ($4.99 for 30 days, paid once) for unlimited practice. Aon has no practice sheet for this one. We built it from the screenshots in Aon's P&G case study and what other practice sites consistently report; details marked unconfirmed may differ.

How Motion Challenge works

• A small grid holds a ball, blocks and an exit hole. Upright blocks slide up and down, flat blocks left and right; crossed-out blocks never move.
• Move the ball to the exit using as few moves as possible. In practice, sliding one piece any distance in a straight line counts as one move.
• A move counter sits under the board, with a skip button if you are stuck. Later puzzles are larger and add blocks that cannot move.
• Unconfirmed: exactly what counts as one move in the real test, and how skipping is scored.

Time and scoring

6 minutes. Aon's screenshot shows a move counter, and practice sites agree that fewer moves is better. Practice tells you the fewest moves possible for each puzzle you solve.

Tips

• Plan the whole route before the first move. Count which blocks stand between the ball and the exit.
• Sometimes the shortest way is to move a block away first, then send the ball in one long slide.
• Skip only when truly stuck: a skipped puzzle counts as not solved here.

Questions

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