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LOGIC PUZZLES 5 puzzles for you and your classes to enjoy by Brian Taylor www.mentalstarters.co.uk

1 Box Clever Five school children each made a box in one of their lessons last week. From the clues can you discover the purpose of each person s box, the material from which it was made, and the day on which each was made. 1. The metal money box was made the day before the box for holding sweets. 2. The cardboard box was not made on Friday, nor was it made by Scott. 3. Peter made a jewellery box for his mother earlier in the week than the person who made the cardboard box. 4. Ruth did not make her box on Wednesday, and Georgina did not make the box for holding drawing pins. 5. Georgina made the clay box, but not to hold marbles. Scott did not make the money box. 6. The box for holding drawing pins was made two days before the cardboard box, but only one day before the plastic box, which was not made on Wednesday. CRAIG GEORGINA PETER RUTH SCOTT DRAWING PINS JEWELLERY MARBLES MONEY SWEETS CARDBOARD CLAY METAL PLASTIC WOOD DRAWING PINS JEWELLERY MARBLES MONEY SWEETS Name CRAIG GEORGINA PETER RUTH SCOTT Material Day Purpose of Box

2 History Projects Five university students were each given a history project. From the clues, can you say which university was attended by each student, the subject of the project, and the number of words written. 1. Martin s project was on George III. He is not the York university student. 2. The project on Queen Victoria was carried out by the Liverpool student, but the Edinburgh student did not do the project on Charles II. 3. Shirley, who is the Oxford student, wrote 300 words less of the person whose project was about Queen Victoria. 4. It was one of the male students whose project was about Edward VII. 5. Bridget s project was longer than that of the student from York, but shorter than the project on Charles II. 6. 5300 words were written about George III. ALICE BRIDGET CLIFFORD MARTIN SHIRLEY 5000 words 5200 words 5300 words 5500 words 5700 words BIRMINGHAM EDINBURGH LIVERPOOL OXFORD YORK CHARLES II EDWARD VII GEORGE III HENRY VIII VICTORIA BIRMINGHAM EDINBURGH LIVERPOOL OXFORD YORK 5000 words 5200 words 5300 words 5500 words 5700 words Student ALICE BRIDGET CLIFFORD MARTIN SHIRLEY Subject University Number of Words

3 Cycle Trips Five people each went on short cycle trip on a different day of last week. From the clues can you discover the day on which each person went on their trip, the distance that they travelled, and the type of cycle used. 1. The person who went cycling on Friday did not travel exactly 7 miles, nor did the person with the Mountain Bike. 2. Gary found his cycling trip very tiring, as he has a tandem, which he had to peddle alone, although he travelled 2 miles further than the person who went cycling on Monday. 3. The sports cycle was used on Tuesday. 4. The person who used the BMX went cycling the day before Basil. 5. Carol went cycling on Thursday, but Gary did not go cycling on Wednesday. 6. Carol does not own the Mountain Bike. Kathy did not cycle 3 miles, but the person with the sport cycle travelled 8 miles. ANTHONY BASIL CAROL GARY KATHY 2 miles 3 miles 4 miles 5 miles 8 miles MOUNTAIN BIKE RACING CYCLE SPORTS CYCLE TANDEM BMX MOUNTAIN BIKE RACING CYCLE SPORTS CYCLE TANDEM BMX 2 miles 3 miles 4 miles 5 miles 8 miles Name ANTHONY BASIL CAROL GARY KATHY Day Type of Cycle Distance (Miles)

4 Charades A family played charades at their annual party. Each person was given a different book title to mime, which was guessed by a different family member. Each family member made one correct guess. From the clues can you discover the book title given to each person, say who correctly guessed the answer, and the time taken to guess each answer. 1. The Jungle Book was guessed in 60 seconds. 2. Leslie s book title was guessed by Helen. The Time Machine was not guessed in 30 seconds. 3. Bruce s book title was guessed 15 seconds faster than the time in which Pickwick Papers was guessed. Jenny s book title was not guessed by Bruce. 4. Jenny correctly guessed Pickwick Papers which was not performed by Holly. 5. Leslie was not given The Jungle Book to mime, but Brighton Rock was the book title give to Helen. It was not guessed in 80 seconds. 6. Alec did not correctly guess a book title in 30 seconds. Performed by ALEC BRUCE HELEN JENNY LESLIE 30 seconds 45 seconds 60 seconds 70 seconds 80 seconds BRIGHTON ROCK PICKWICK PAPERS THE CRUEL SEA THE JUNGLE BOOK THE TIME MACHINE Guessed by ALEC BRUCE HELEN JENNY LESLIE BRIGHTON ROCK PICKWICK PAPERS THE CRUEL SEA THE JUNGLE BOOK THE TIME MACHINE 30 seconds 45 seconds 60 seconds 70 seconds 80 seconds Performed by ALEC BRUCE HELEN JENNY LESLEY Guessed by Book Title Time Taken

5 The Daily Blab Five reporters working for the Daily Blab were each sent to a different part of the country to report on a story last week. By using the clues, can you discover the story reported on by each reporter, the town they went to, and the day of the week on which they reported the event. 1. Michael reported on the football match the day after a reporter went to Nottingham. 2. Laura reported on the circus, but Adrian did not go to Norwich. 3. The garden fête took place on Thursday. 4. Barry reported on an event in Coventry. This was the day before the wedding, but the day after the event in Bristol. 5. A reporter went to Norwich on Wednesday, but Donna did not carry out a report on Monday. ADRIAN BARRY DONNA LAURA MICHAEL BRISTOL COVENTRY DERBY NORWICH NOTTINGHAM CIRCUS FOOTBALL MATCH GARDEN FETE THEATRE PLAY WEDDING BRISTOL COVENTRY DERBY NORWICH NOTTINGHAM Name ADRIAN BARRY DONNA LAURA MICHAEL Event Location Day

ANSWERS 1 Box Clever CRAIG CARDBOARD MARBLES GEORGINA CLAY SWEETS PETER PLASTIC JEWELLERY RUTH METAL MONEY SCOTT WOOD DRAWING PINS 2 History Projects ALICE CHARLES II BIRMINGHAM 5700 words BRIDGET VICTORIA LIVERPOOL 5500 words CLIFFORD EDWARD VII YORK 5000 words MARTIN GEORGE III EDINBURGH 5300 words SHIRLEY HENRY VIII OXFORD 5200 words 3 Cycle Trips ANTHONY BMX 3 miles BASIL SPORTS CYCLE 8 miles CAROL RACING CYCLE 7 miles GARY TANDEM 5 miles KATHY MOUNTAIN BIKE 2 miles 4 Charades ALEC JENNY PICKWICK PAPERS 45 seconds BRUCE LESLEY THE CRUEL SEA 30 seconds HELEN BRUCE BRIGHTON ROCK 70 seconds JENNY ALEC THE JUNGLE BOOK 60 seconds LESLEY HELEN THE TIME MACHINE 80 seconds 5 The Daily Blab ADRIAN GARDEN FETE NOTTINGHAM BARRY THEATRE PLAY COVENTRY DONNA WEDDING NORWICH LAURA CIRCUS BRISTOL MICHAEL FOOTBALL MATCH DERBY See our range of fantastic mathematical resources at www.mentalstarters.co.uk Brian Taylor 2018. All Rights Reserved.