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Animals in Action ★★★ Eureka! ★★★ Freaky Frogs ★★★ The Bridge ★★★ Alphabet Blocks ★★★ Table for Two ★★★To Know or not To Know ★★★A Quiz ★★★John & Julia ★★★Square Puzzle ★★★Coin Weighing ★★★The Masters Plaza ★★★Stacking Coins ★★★3 Heads & 5 Hats ★★★Zebra ★★★Cube Creatures ★★★★ Colorful Dwarfs ★★★★ Pirate Treasure ★★★★ Bizarre Boxes ★★★★ The Truel ★★★★ Fourteen Fifteen ★★★★Coconut Chaos ★★★★Numbers and Dots ★★★★The upward force, needed to keep the block of wood with the brick floating, is equal to the weight of the block of wood with the brick. Turning the block of wood around does not change the weight, so the needed upward force stays the same, so the weight of the displaced water stays the same.
Conclusion: the water level stays the same.
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