🧩 Simple Logic
Use clues to figure things out
🕵️ Using clues one at a time
Read each clue carefully. Cross out what can't be true.
Example: "It's not red. It's not blue. It's yellow or green. It has no stripes."
After the first clue, cross out red. After the second, cross out blue. Now you know it's yellow or green. Check if it has stripes — if not, you've found it!
One clue at a time 🔍
Don't try to use all clues at once. Work through them slowly and cross out wrong answers.
🔗 Building a chain
When you know "Alex is taller than Ben" and "Cara is taller than Alex", you can build a chain:
Cara > Alex > Ben
Cara is the tallest! Use these comparisons to order people or things.
When you know who's bigger or faster or older,
Make a line!
❌ Spotting "NOT" clues
Some clues tell you what's NOT true. "None of the animals are cats" means you can cross out every cat option right away.
- "It's not blue" — cross out all blue options
- "No cats here" — cross out all cats
- "Not on Monday" — cross out Monday
NOT clues help you eliminate wrong answers quickly. Use them!
💡 Logic puzzle tips
- Draw a table — Write down names on one side, choices on the other
- Cross out boxes — Mark what can't be true with an X
- Read twice — Some clues are tricky; read them again
- Check your answer — Does it match all the clues? If not, try again
🧠 Practice Quiz
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