On the Subject of Shapes
Nowadays it seems the module printing factory is spitting out things in all shapes and sizes.
The buttons represent an eight-letter English word. Each button (and the shapes on it, if present) represents a syllable of the word.
- The shape of the button represents the starting consonant of the syllable (the onset).
- The color of the button represents the vowel (the nucleus).
- The shapes on the button represent the ending consonants of the syllable (the coda). Consonant sounds are to be read in reading order.
| A | ||||
| B | C | D | E | F |
| G | H | I | J | K |
| L | M | ❖ | N | O |
| P | Q | R | S | T |
| U | V | W | X | Y |
| Z |
Determine the word from its pronunciation, then input it:
- Two buttons: Input as Morse Code, where the buttons represent a dot and dash in reading order.
- Three buttons: Input as ternary, in which A=0 and Z=25, where the buttons represent 0, 1, and 2 in reading order.
- Four buttons: Refer to the grid on the right. The four buttons represent directions to which you can navigate from the center to a letter.
After each input, wait for the letter to appear. A strike will be incurred and the letter will appear red if it is incorrect.
Input all letters correctly to disarm the module.