Showing posts with label Logic Problem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logic Problem. Show all posts

Monday, February 21, 2011

LOGIC PROBLEM #1 - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

The logic problem workshop is now posted.  Find it on the left column of the blog. 

LOGIC PROBLEM #1 - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

The Kemper Family has game night every Saturday night. This week they each hosted a game with one of the other four family members (two of which - Chari and Janice - are women and three of which - Destiny, Matt and Rex - are men) as a guest. They each hosted a different game (one was “Clue”) and then played another game as a guest. In addition, each game was played a different number of times (1 thru 5). From the information provided, can you determine each family members guest, the game they played, and how many times they played.

1. Chari’s guest had more letters in their name than Chari. Rex either hosted the game that was played 1 time or he was guest at the game that was played 1 time.
2. Destiny (who’s guest was a man) hosted the game that was played exactly one less time than the pair that played Sorry, but exactly two more times the pair that Janice was a guest in.
3. Matt did not play Scrabble as host or as a guest. Rex was a guest for Sorry. Matt hosted Janice.
4. Clue was played 4 times. Chari hosted Monopoly.
 

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Soon to Come...

Soon to come to Princess Pencil Puzzle is a helpful page on Grid Logic Problems.  This page will include in depth tips and tricks on how to solve Logic Problems more efficiently.  It is currently in the works and will not be added to the blog until it is completely finished.  If you are planning to work some Logic Puzzles with the help of my strategies though, you might want to go out and get a book of Logic Problems so that you can stretch your mind and work puzzles other than the ones I post.  I suggest Penny Press Original Logic Problems magazine.  This magazine can be subscribed to online at Penny Press Original Logic Problems or you can find an issue at Target, Walmart, or at any book store.

Updated:  Logic Problem Workshop is NOW AVAILABLE