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Abbie is writing an article about some of the top-selling mobile apps released in the past year. Using only the clues that follow, help her match each app to its developer, month or release and estimated number of sales.
[ "The game with 3.1 million downloads was released 1 month earlier than the application released by Gadingo.", "The app with 2.3 million downloads wasn't developed by Novio.", "Of Wizard World and the application with 8.9 million downloads, one was made by BeGamez and the other was released in April.", "Bubble Bombs was released earlier than the game with 8.9 million downloads.", "The game released in June wasn't developed by BeGamez.", "Of the game with 4.2 million downloads and the game released in May, one is Angry Ants and the other was made by Trebuchet.", "Of the application released in July and Angry Ants, one has 5.5 million downloads and the other was made by Gadingo.", "The application released by Trebuchet is either the app released in March or Flowcarts.", "Neither the app with 8.9 million downloads nor the game released in May is Bubble Bombs." ]
[ "Months", "Games", "Developers", "Downloads" ]
[ "March", "April", "May", "June", "July" ]
[ "Angry Ants", "Bubble Bombs", "Flowcarts", "Peter Parka", "Wizard World" ]
[ "Apptastic", "BeGamez", "Gadingo", "Novio", "Trebuchet" ]
[ "2.3 million", "3.1 million", "4.2 million", "5.5 million", "8.9 million" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=27a2cf1e57afe559ce13515515fed724
Julia has hired several new people to work as ride-managers for Walton World Amusement Park. She needs to check on their results after their first full day at work. Help her match each new employee to their ride and section of the park (broken down by color), as well as the number of people each served during that day.
[ "The five employees are Guy, the employee who served 125 riders, the person who served 150 riders, the worker who works in the yellow section and the person who served 100 riders.", "The person who manages Agony Alley served 25 fewer riders than the worker who manages Loop-D-Loop.", "Of the employee who manages Agony Alley and the employee who served 100 riders, one is Willis and the other works in the orange section.", "Troy served 75 fewer riders than the person who works in the purple section.", "Of Troy and the worker who works in the purple section, one manages Loop-D-Loop and the other manages The Screamer.", "The employee who works in the red section served 75 fewer riders than Zachary.", "The worker who manages Speed Devil served more riders than the employee who works in the yellow section." ]
[ "Riders", "Employees", "Section", "Rides" ]
[ "50 riders", "75 riders", "100 riders", "125 riders", "150 riders" ]
[ "Chris", "Guy", "Troy", "Willis", "Zachary" ]
[ "green", "orange", "purple", "red", "yellow" ]
[ "Agony Alley", "Loop-D-Loop", "Speed Devil", "The Screamer", "Zinjo" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=181131e62369ef941e920c192bbf9265
Sal has a small Toronto-based company that offers Segway tours around the city. Help him sort out today's schedule by matching each of his tour guides to their start time and location, and determine how many people will be on each tour.
[ "The tour with 4 people will begin sometime after the tour with 7 people.", "Whitney's outing isn't a group of 12 people.", "The outing with 4 people will start at Chinatown.", "Adriana's tour will begin 1 hour after Howard's trip.", "The trip with 11 people will begin 1 hour before Howard's tour.", "The trip starting at High Park will begin 1 hour before the trip starting at Greektown.", "Dustin's trip will begin 1 hour before the trip starting at High Park.", "Of the tour with 10 people and the outing starting at Little Italy, one is with Adriana and the other will be at 11:00am." ]
[ "Times", "Guides", "Locations", "Group Sizes" ]
[ "7:00am", "8:00am", "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am" ]
[ "Adriana", "Dustin", "Howard", "Latoya", "Whitney" ]
[ "Chinatown", "City Hall", "Greektown", "High Park", "Little Italy" ]
[ "4", "7", "10", "11", "12" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=5adc0c9f5552e2e15bc04dbda41efc12
Cobb County has built several new sports arenas this year. Match each arena to the sport its set up for and the town it is in, and determine how many people each can hold.
[ "Of the football facility and Austin Arena, one holds 230 people and the other is in Ross.", "The hockey facility holds 80 more people than the facility in Upland.", "The five arenas are the facility in Ocotillo, Rowe Arena, Austin Arena, the facility with seating for 190 people and Vazquez Arena.", "The facility in Jenner isn't set up for hockey games.", "The baseball facility holds 80 more people than the arena in Ocotillo.", "Ortiz Arena doesn't hold 110 people.", "Of the basketball facility and Rowe Arena, one holds 270 people and the other is in Ross." ]
[ "Capacities", "Arenas", "Sports", "Towns" ]
[ "110", "150", "190", "230", "270" ]
[ "Austin", "Ingram", "Ortiz", "Rowe", "Vazquez" ]
[ "baseball", "basketball", "football", "hockey", "lacrosse" ]
[ "Jenner", "McFarland", "Ocotillo", "Ross", "Upland" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=dfb1094751617fba2daa957104de6239
A number of new space probes were launched this year, each from a different country. Using only the clues that follow, match each probe to the country that launched it, and determine the month it launched and its eventual destination.
[ "The Arun launched sometime after Yemen's mission.", "The Loakuk, Kosovo's probe, and the probe that launched in March are three different probes.", "Of the probe going to Enceladus and the Arun, one launched in March and the other was sent up by Yemen.", "Kosovo's mission launched 4 months after the probe going to Neptune.", "Of the probe going to Neptune and the probe that launched in April, one is the Ateyin and the other was sent up by Oman.", "Ecuador's probe is either the Loakuk or the probe going to Uranus.", "The mission going to Europa is either the Ateyin or the Chano.", "The Chano launched 1 month after Oman's probe.", "Finland's mission isn't going to Neptune." ]
[ "Months", "Probes", "Destinations", "Countries" ]
[ "January", "February", "March", "April", "May" ]
[ "Arun", "Ateyin", "Chano", "Loakuk", "Raiukan" ]
[ "Callisto", "Enceladus", "Europa", "Neptune", "Uranus" ]
[ "Ecuador", "Finland", "Kosovo", "Oman", "Yemen" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=77a844187f8b276a9f48ee0c9ffbd814
A number of new space probes were launched this year, each from a different country. Using only the clues that follow, match each probe to the country that launched it, and determine the month it launched and its eventual destination.
[ "Of the Jani Mila and the mission that launched in February, one was sent up by Russia and the other is going to Pluto.", "The Varo launched 2 months after Hungary's mission.", "The Jani Mila launched 1 month after Turkmenistan's probe.", "The mission that launched in March isn't going to Enceladus.", "The Loakuk launched 1 month after Hungary's mission.", "The mission that launched in January isn't going to Ganymede.", "Russia's probe is either the Varo or the probe going to Neptune.", "The probe that launched in January isn't going to Enceladus.", "Of the Dunsa and the Loakuk, one is going to Neptune and the other was sent up by Nicaragua." ]
[ "Months", "Probes", "Destinations", "Countries" ]
[ "January", "February", "March", "April", "May" ]
[ "Dunsa", "Eyvaw", "Jani Mila", "Loakuk", "Varo" ]
[ "Enceladus", "Ganymede", "Mercury", "Neptune", "Pluto" ]
[ "Hungary", "Nicaragua", "Qatar", "Russia", "Turkmenistan" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=3368ea56da48612085d46f0cfea34410
Drissel's Tortoise Farm is a refuge for tortoises from all over the world, many of which can live to be well over 100 years of age. Using only the clues below, match each tortoise on the farm to its species and age, and determine its country of origin.
[ "Snappy is older than Yoda.", "Speedy isn't from Cameroon.", "Shelly, the black neck tortoise, and the animal from Cameroon are three different animals.", "Methuselah is 36 years older than the pitch belly tortoise.", "The 68-year-old one is either Shelly or the one from Uruguay.", "The animal from Uruguay isn't the black neck tortoise.", "The tortoise from Oman is older than the tortoise from Belize.", "The animal from Uruguay is older than the one from Oman.", "Of the ringed tortoise and the 68-year-old one, one is named Shelly and the other is named Snappy.", "Yoda is 18 years older than the armored tortoise." ]
[ "Ages", "Tortoises", "Species", "Countries" ]
[ "14", "32", "50", "68", "86" ]
[ "Methuselah", "Shelly", "Snappy", "Speedy", "Yoda" ]
[ "armored", "black neck", "pitch belly", "ringed", "swoop-backed" ]
[ "Belize", "Cameroon", "Oman", "Romania", "Uruguay" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d1a5dc3b2a0c59a77266905ab09c1a17
Abigail is writing a blog post about the most popular viral video sensations of the past week. Help her with her research by matching each video to its owner and total running time, and determine how many views each video received.
[ "Of the video with 8 million views and Zachary's video, one is 22 seconds long and the other is \"Happy Hermits\".", "\"You Otter Know\" has 3 million fewer views than the video that's 31 seconds long.", "The video that's 15 seconds long is \"Dancing Hyena\".", "Alejandro's viral video doesn't have a running time of 31 seconds.", "Inez's video received 6 million views.", "Zachary's video has 3 million fewer views than the video that's 38 seconds long.", "The video that's 22 seconds long isn't \"Beach Brouhaha\".", "Georgia's viral video has 2 million fewer views than \"Dancing Hyena\"." ]
[ "Views", "Authors", "Titles", "Times" ]
[ "4 million", "5 million", "6 million", "7 million", "8 million" ]
[ "Alejandro", "Georgia", "Harold", "Inez", "Zachary" ]
[ "Baby Eats Cake", "Beach Brouhaha", "Dancing Hyena", "Happy Hermits", "You Otter Know" ]
[ "15 seconds", "22 seconds", "31 seconds", "38 seconds", "47 seconds" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e603aba1fa6bd67a94fcae9d5a18f843
Springfield University is sending out several expeditions to study different bat species around the world. Each expedition will include a chiroptologist (bat expert) and a speleologist (cave expert), and each will take place in a different country. Match each team to their expedition and the month in which they'll be leaving.
[ "The expedition leaving in January won't include Kay.", "Zachary's team won't be leaving in February.", "Neither the expedition going to Chile nor Ronda's team will be Leon's team.", "Of the expedition leaving in January and Shelby's expedition, one will be going to Turkmenistan and the other will include Alvin.", "Ronda's team will leave 1 month after the expedition going to Zimbabwe.", "The expedition going to Turkmenistan will leave 2 months before Paula's team.", "The team going to Honduras will be either the team leaving in May or Ronda's expedition.", "Fred's expedition will leave 3 months after Leon's team.", "The five teams will be Victor's expedition, the team leaving in January, the team going to Honduras, the expedition going to Chile and Ronda's team." ]
[ "Months", "Chiroptologists", "Speleologists", "Countries" ]
[ "January", "February", "March", "April", "May" ]
[ "Alvin", "Fred", "Leon", "Victor", "Zachary" ]
[ "Faith", "Kay", "Paula", "Ronda", "Shelby" ]
[ "Chile", "Honduras", "Iran", "Turkmenistan", "Zimbabwe" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=a64f2c01e18672df0a9674b329b342f2
Velma goes all over Pinellas County with her metal detector, always on the lookout for her next bit of "buried treasure"! In fact, she's found a number of very valuable items over the past few decades. Using only the clues below, match each of her most valuable finds to the location where she unearthed it, and determine how much money she sold it for at the local pawn shop, and the year in which it was found.
[ "The piece that sold for $400 wasn't found at Colbert Run.", "Of the piece that sold for $400 and the cannonball, one was found at Burr Woods and the other was found in 2009.", "The diamond ring was either the object found in 2005 or the object that sold for $400.", "The item that sold for $400, the cannonball, the piece found in 1992 and the piece found in 2004 were all different objects.", "The gold chain was found at Heffen Lane.", "The object found in 2005 was found at Addison Beach.", "The meteorite wasn't found in 2004.", "The piece found in 2004 sold for 75 dollars less than the object found in 1992.", "The earring sold for 75 dollars less than the object found at Addison Beach.", "The piece that sold for $550, the object found in 2009, and the object found at Addison Beach are three different objects." ]
[ "Prices", "Items", "Locations", "Years" ]
[ "$250", "$325", "$400", "$475", "$550" ]
[ "cannonball", "diamond ring", "earring", "gold chain", "meteorite" ]
[ "Addison Beach", "Burr Woods", "Colbert Run", "Front Beach", "Heffen Lane" ]
[ "1992", "1995", "2004", "2005", "2009" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7ab86f2d4b327fbb5edf61da1163c3a4
Patterson Kelly has a number of antique maps for sale in his shop. Using only the clues below, match each of these maps to its cartographer, subject matter, publication year and price.
[ "The $250 map, the print of Iceland, and Stamson's map are three different maps.", "The map published in 1713 was of Corsica.", "The $315 map was published 36 years before Muenster's map.", "The map of Iceland was published sometime before Waldemuller's print.", "The $315 print is either the map of Iceland or the print of Warsaw.", "The map published in 1785 wasn't of North Africa.", "The map published in 1767 isn't priced at $1,100.", "Handle's map wasn't published in 1749.", "Of the map of Iceland and Muenster's map, one is priced at $1,100 and the other is priced at $545.", "Stamson's print was published 36 years before the print of Iceland." ]
[ "Years", "Cartographers", "Subjects", "Prices" ]
[ "1713", "1731", "1749", "1767", "1785" ]
[ "Bleux", "Handle", "Muenster", "Stamson", "Waldemuller" ]
[ "Corsica", "Iceland", "North Africa", "Scandinavia", "Warsaw" ]
[ "$250", "$315", "$545", "$750", "$1,100" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=6dc56e8841e239d48c73eda34c91d526
Help Jackie research her article on the oldest living people in America by matching each centenarian to their age, hometown and state.
[ "The Missouri native is younger than Shari.", "Larry isn't 110 years old.", "The centenarian who lives in Compton isn't a native of Georgia.", "Shari doesn't live in Fruitland.", "The person who lives in Quasqueton is 1 year younger than the Georgia native.", "Of the centenarian who is 111 years old and the person who lives in West Liberty, one is a native of Kansas and the other is Gilbert.", "Of the person who is 112 years old and the person who lives in Fruitland, one is a native of Virginia and the other is Gilbert.", "The Georgia native is either the centenarian who is 110 years old or the person who is 109 years old.", "The five people are Victor, the person who is 109 years old, the person who is 113 years old, the person who is 110 years old and the Missouri native." ]
[ "Ages", "Names", "States", "Hometowns" ]
[ "109 years", "110 years", "111 years", "112 years", "113 years" ]
[ "Gilbert", "Larry", "Roxanne", "Shari", "Victor" ]
[ "Florida", "Georgia", "Kansas", "Missouri", "Virginia" ]
[ "Compton", "Fruitland", "Quasqueton", "West Liberty", "Yountville" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=16d0acb07e6cace03129e53eb89f5745
A fresh group of astronaut candidates have just completed their training, and NASA has assigned each of them their first official launch mission. Using only the clues below, match each astronaut to his or her mission and launch date, and determine the research subject they will be focused on.
[ "Mercedes won't be on mission GX-13.", "The astronaut who will be studying plant enzymes will launch sometime before the graduate assigned to mission WB-664.", "Wade won't be focusing on plant enzymes.", "The person who will be studying plant enzymes will launch 1 month before Francis.", "The astronaut who will be studying radiation will launch 2 months before the astronaut assigned to mission ZF-15.", "The graduate launching in January will be on mission CR-260.", "The person who will be studying plant enzymes will launch 1 month after the astronaut who will be studying radiation.", "Wade won't be focusing on radiation.", "Of the astronaut launching in May and the graduate launching in April, one will be on mission ZF-15 and the other will focus on gamma rays.", "The astronaut who will be studying solar storms is either the astronaut assigned to mission WB-664 or the astronaut launching in January.", "The astronaut launching in March won't be on mission TV-412.", "Rose won't launch in May.", "Mercedes won't be focusing on gamma rays.", "Wade won't be focusing on gamma rays." ]
[ "Months", "Astronauts", "Missions", "Subjects" ]
[ "January", "February", "March", "April", "May" ]
[ "Francis", "Katherine", "Mercedes", "Rose", "Wade" ]
[ "CR-260", "GX-13", "TV-412", "WB-664", "ZF-15" ]
[ "ant colonies", "gamma rays", "plant enzymes", "radiation", "solar storms" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=79fe2636366b36c6ddf7d7046717ac8b
Patterson Kelly has a number of antique maps for sale in his shop. Using only the clues below, match each of these maps to its cartographer, subject matter, publication year and price.
[ "The $1,500 print was published 36 years before the map of Scandinavia.", "The map of North Africa was published 54 years before Stamson's print.", "The $545 print is either the map of Tuscany or Jenson's print.", "Of the $1,100 print and the print of North Africa, one was published in 1785 and the other was Gostaldo's.", "Of the $1,100 print and the map published in 1767, one was Lafiori's and the other was of Iceland.", "The $250 print was published 36 years before Waldemuller's map.", "The map published in 1749, the $1,500 print and the print published in 1767 are all different maps." ]
[ "Years", "Cartographers", "Subjects", "Prices" ]
[ "1713", "1731", "1749", "1767", "1785" ]
[ "Gostaldo", "Jenson", "Lafiori", "Stamson", "Waldemuller" ]
[ "Corsica", "Iceland", "North Africa", "Scandinavia", "Tuscany" ]
[ "$250", "$315", "$545", "$1,100", "$1,500" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=60335df76b97b967968212d7154abfdc
Walter's Bread and Cheese served several customers this morning. Match each customer to the type of bread and cheese they ordered, and determine what time each customer came in.
[ "Patty was either the person who asked for parmesan or the customer who came in at 9:00am.", "Kelly came in sometime after the person who ordered wheat bread.", "Isabel didn't come in at 8:00am.", "The customer who ordered wheat bread was either the person who asked for feta or Felicia.", "Felicia came in sometime after Patty.", "The person who asked for limburger asked for brioche.", "The customer who came in at 8:30am asked for brioche.", "The customer who asked for feta came in a half-hour before Meredith.", "The customer who asked for feta didn't order pumpernickel.", "The customer who asked for feta came in sometime after the customer who asked for colby-jack.", "Of the customer who ordered flatbread and the person who came in at 7:00am, one was Isabel and the other ordered parmesan." ]
[ "Times", "Customers", "Breads", "Cheeses" ]
[ "7:00am", "7:30am", "8:00am", "8:30am", "9:00am" ]
[ "Felicia", "Isabel", "Kelly", "Meredith", "Patty" ]
[ "brioche", "flatbread", "pumpernickel", "rye bread", "wheat bread" ]
[ "colby-jack", "feta", "gorgonzola", "limburger", "parmesan" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d03d072b4b1a67627092255bdb356213
The Ocala International Film Festival is being held this week. Using only the clues that follow, determine the director, running time and title of each film, as well as the country in which each was produced.
[ "The film with a running time of 75 minutes is either Dreams of July or the film produced in Finland.", "Of Lionel Lowe's film and Tim Tucker's film, one was made in Macedonia and the other is Dreams of July.", "The film with a running time of 55 minutes is Tearful Night.", "Lionel Lowe's film is 5 minutes longer than Arctic Visions.", "Neither Tim Tucker's film nor the film with a running time of 65 minutes is the movie produced in Finland.", "The movie with a running time of 70 minutes is either Keith King's film or Dreams of July.", "The movie produced in Norway is 5 minutes shorter than the movie produced in Sweden.", "Gus Guzman's film was made in Sweden.", "Of the film produced in Sweden and the film with a running time of 75 minutes, one is Jacky Steel and the other was directed by Lionel Lowe." ]
[ "Lengths", "Directors", "Titles", "Countries" ]
[ "55 minutes", "60 minutes", "65 minutes", "70 minutes", "75 minutes" ]
[ "Eric Edwards", "Gus Guzman", "Keith King", "Lionel Lowe", "Tim Tucker" ]
[ "Arctic Visions", "Dreams of July", "Jacky Steel", "Milton Vale", "Tearful Night" ]
[ "Austria", "Finland", "Macedonia", "Norway", "Sweden" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=83436c3c507cdf641bf75b8bc9a27753
"Extreme Outdoor Survival" is a popular television show that drops one person, alone, into a deserted location and films them as they try to survive for two weeks in the wild. Each episode features a different person, in a different location, and each survivalist is given a different tool (like a fire starter) to use during the show. Using only the clues below, match each show to its survivalist, location and air date, and determine what survival tool each person was given.
[ "The episode filmed in New Zealand aired 1 week before the show where the survivor brought the knife.", "The episode filmed in Nicaragua aired 2 weeks before Steven's episode.", "The episode where the survivor brought the hatchet aired 2 weeks before the show filmed in Vanuatu.", "Gordon's episode is either the show filmed in Vanuatu or the episode where the survivor brought the knife.", "Rafael's episode didn't give its survivor the duct tape.", "Gordon's episode aired 3 weeks before the episode filmed in Bolivia.", "Of the show filmed in New Zealand and the episode that aired on April 20th, one gave its survivor the hatchet and the other featured Neil.", "The episode where the survivor brought the water filter aired 2 weeks before the episode where the survivor brought the duct tape." ]
[ "Dates", "Survivors", "Countries", "Tools" ]
[ "April 6th", "April 13th", "April 20th", "April 27th", "May 4th" ]
[ "Gordon", "Isaac", "Neil", "Rafael", "Steven" ]
[ "Bolivia", "Kiribati", "Nicaragua", "New Zealand", "Vanuatu" ]
[ "duct tape", "hatchet", "knife", "pot", "water filter" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=60f1cd1f5452fdd2b5a7ed30a535b8b3
Dave has opened a studio in downtown Boulder which offers classes in a number of different types of yoga. Using only the clues below, match each class to its leader and scheduled time, and determine the total number of students in each.
[ "The class with 5 people starts 2 hours after the prenatal yoga class.", "The class with 6 people, the ashtanga yoga session, and Opal's session are three different classes.", "The bikram yoga class is led by Pamela.", "Of the class with 15 people and the vinyasa yoga session, one is led by Teresa and the other is at 9:30am.", "Of the 11:30am session and the session with 15 people, one is led by Opal and the other teaches anusara yoga.", "The anusara yoga class is led by Nancy.", "The prenatal yoga class doesn't have exactly 12 people in it.", "Nancy's session begins 1 hour before Pamela's class.", "The 10:30am class is either the bikram yoga session or the session with 15 people.", "The ashtanga yoga session doesn't have exactly 5 people in it." ]
[ "Times", "Yoga Types", "Leaders", "Class Sizes" ]
[ "9:30am", "10:30am", "11:30am", "12:30pm", "1:30pm" ]
[ "anusara", "ashtanga", "bikram", "prenatal", "vinyasa" ]
[ "Nancy", "Opal", "Pamela", "Rosemary", "Teresa" ]
[ "5", "6", "12", "14", "15" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=2de764ddbbca87d6febcad86717ddb26
Gallagher's Gym offers person training session to its members, and unfortunately today's schedule has been lost in a computer crash! Help them sort it all out by matching each customer to his or her trainer and session time, and determine what type of exercise program will be the focus of each.
[ "The appointment with Irene is 3 hours after Emma's session.", "Blake's appointment is with Kristin.", "The lesson with Lena is 1 hour after the cardio session.", "The swimming lesson isn't with Irene.", "The lesson at 8:30am, the cardio appointment, and the lesson with Kristin are three different sessions.", "The lesson at 12:30pm won't focus on rowing.", "Of the appointment with Michelle and Danny's appointment, one will focus on swimming and the other will focus on cardio.", "The appointment with Michelle is either the lesson at 9:30am or the swimming lesson.", "The appointment with Michelle is 1 hour after Emma's appointment.", "Arnold's appointment is either the cardio appointment or the session at 12:30pm.", "Danny's session is 1 hour before the free weights appointment." ]
[ "Times", "Customers", "Trainers", "Programs" ]
[ "8:30am", "9:30am", "10:30am", "11:30am", "12:30pm" ]
[ "Arnold", "Blake", "Danny", "Emma", "Fannie" ]
[ "Irene", "Kristin", "Lena", "Michelle", "Nicholas" ]
[ "cardio", "free weights", "racketball", "rowing", "swimming" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=cf43b1fb6c87666aa0865ff1e5305e5c
Harold and Nate work at the lost luggage department of Victoryville Airport. They have a number of misplaced bags that need to be weighed, catalogued and sent off to their proper destinations. Help them out by matching each bag to its color, weight, rightful owner and proper destination.
[ "The luggage that weighs 44 pounds wasn't supposed to go to New York.", "Ute Fleming's suitcase is ochre.", "The piece that needs to go to Los Angeles is either the violet bag or Wanda Dotson's piece.", "The piece that needs to go to Orlando weighs less than Yolanda Bauer's piece.", "Xavier Carey's piece isn't brown.", "Of the suitcase that weighs 38 pounds and the piece that weighs 35 pounds, one was supposed to go to Orlando and the other is aquamarine.", "The luggage that needs to go to Orlando weighs 3 pounds less than the violet piece.", "Wanda Dotson's piece is aquamarine.", "The red piece weighs 9 pounds more than the suitcase that needs to go to Atlanta.", "Zed Alexander's suitcase doesn't weigh 47 pounds.", "Zed Alexander's luggage, the bag that needs to go to Orlando, and the luggage that weighs 44 pounds are three different pieces." ]
[ "Pounds", "Owners", "Colors", "Destinations" ]
[ "35", "38", "41", "44", "47" ]
[ "Ute Fleming", "Wanda Dotson", "Xavier Carey", "Yolanda Bauer", "Zed Alexander" ]
[ "aquamarine", "brown", "ochre", "red", "violet" ]
[ "Atlanta", "Denver", "Los Angeles", "New York", "Orlando" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=3df487934cae0c2c84d077aa88385004
Kendra works at the local college bookstore, and she needs to sort out the Mathematics textbooks. Help her with her task by matching each book's author to its subject and price, and determine the year in which each was published.
[ "The set theory book wasn't published in 2010.", "The pre-calculus textbook, the title written by Will Wharton, and the $39.99 textbook are three different books.", "The title written by Tara Tyne costs 5 dollars more than the book written by Rosa Rubens.", "Of the $44.99 book and the book that was published in 2005, one covers trigonometry and the other was written by Will Wharton.", "The $34.99 book wasn't authored by Pat Peterson.", "The pre-calculus title costs 5 dollars more than the field theory book.", "Of the $24.99 title and the textbook that was published in 2008, one covers pre-calculus and the other was written by Rosa Rubens.", "The title that was published in 2015 is either the textbook written by Will Wharton or the $29.99 title.", "The title that was published in 2010 costs 5 dollars more than the textbook written by Tara Tyne." ]
[ "Prices", "Fields", "Authors", "Years" ]
[ "$24.99", "$29.99", "$34.99", "$39.99", "$44.99" ]
[ "algebra", "field theory", "pre-calculus", "set theory", "trigonometry" ]
[ "Pat Peterson", "Rosa Rubens", "Steve Spark", "Tara Tyne", "Will Wharton" ]
[ "2005", "2008", "2010", "2012", "2015" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=3a5e726b5fbf2068608fe1c72d14261f
Arnold's got a number of car rental reservations to handle today. Help him out by matching each customer to her car, pickup location and contract length.
[ "Neither the 6 day reservation nor Tanya Todd's rental is the Buick reservation.", "The reservation to be picked up in Redding is either the Kia rental or Rose Rowland's rental.", "The Dodge reservation is for a somewhat longer period than the reservation to be picked up in Redding.", "Mira Morrow's reservation is for the Lexus.", "The 5 day rental won't be picked up in Iowa Falls.", "The Kia rental, the 6 day rental, the 4 day rental and the Dodge rental are all different rentals.", "Nancy Nunez's rental is for the Volvo.", "Nancy Nunez's rental is for a period 1 day longer than Rose Rowland's rental.", "The reservation to be picked up in Brownfield is for a somewhat shorter period than Cora Cochran's reservation.", "Tanya Todd's rental isn't for 2 days.", "Rose Rowland's rental is for a period 1 day shorter than the rental to be picked up in Durham." ]
[ "Contract Length", "Customers", "Cars", "Locations" ]
[ "2 days", "3 days", "4 days", "5 days", "6 days" ]
[ "Cora Cochran", "Mira Morrow", "Nancy Nunez", "Rose Rowland", "Tanya Todd" ]
[ "Buick", "Dodge", "Kia", "Lexus", "Volvo" ]
[ "Brownfield", "Durham", "Iowa Falls", "Redding", "Valencia" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f9bf09368de87bc2cdf84165df933f83
MVP Events prides itself on planning large-scale parties for 50 or more people, anywhere in the United States. This month the company has several different events to plan. Using only the clues below, match each event to its number of attendees and the state in which it will be held, and determine which MVP employee is handling the logistics.
[ "Patrice's job will have 125 attendees.", "Patrice's job will involve 25 more people than the graduation assignment.", "Of the assignment in Connecticut and the assignment with 150 attendees, one will be handled by Vicky and the other is the retreat.", "The birthday job is either the assignment in Oklahoma or Lucas's event.", "The job in Hawaii isn't the wedding.", "Aimee's job will involve 25 fewer people than the assignment in Texas.", "The five events are the assignment in Texas, the assignment with 50 attendees, Vicky's job, the assignment with 125 attendees and the job with 150 attendees.", "The job in Utah isn't the wedding.", "The event in Texas isn't the wedding.", "The event in Utah will involve somewhat fewer people than the birthday job." ]
[ "People", "Planners", "Events", "Locations" ]
[ "50", "75", "100", "125", "150" ]
[ "Aimee", "Lucas", "Patrice", "Roland", "Vicky" ]
[ "birthday", "graduation", "retreat", "symposium", "wedding" ]
[ "Connecticut", "Hawaii", "Oklahoma", "Texas", "Utah" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=b252aef68ae559c4623a24e705301fcf
Walter's Bread and Cheese served several customers this morning. Match each customer to the type of bread and cheese they ordered, and determine what time each customer came in.
[ "The person who asked for gorgonzola asked for challah.", "Neither the customer who came in at 8:30am nor the customer who came in at 8:00am was Willie.", "Jean didn't come in at 7:30am.", "The customer who asked for limburger came in one hour after the person who asked for ricotta.", "The customer who ordered pumpernickel came in a half-hour before the person who asked for ricotta.", "Jean didn't order brioche.", "Of the person who ordered brioche and the customer who came in at 7:00am, one was Velma and the other ordered limburger.", "The person who asked for colby-jack came in one hour after the person who ordered challah.", "Eva didn't come in at 8:30am.", "Willie didn't order flatbread.", "Willie was either the customer who ordered brioche or the person who asked for colby-jack." ]
[ "Times", "Customers", "Breads", "Cheeses" ]
[ "7:00am", "7:30am", "8:00am", "8:30am", "9:00am" ]
[ "Deanna", "Eva", "Jean", "Velma", "Willie" ]
[ "brioche", "challah", "flatbread", "pumpernickel", "wheat bread" ]
[ "colby-jack", "gorgonzola", "havarti", "limburger", "ricotta" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7b4ce45335f0baab40914c5ab6e0cbfe
An environmental impact conference is being held this month in Pasadena, where a different presentation will be made each day. Match each presenter to their topic and institution, and determine the day on which each will give their talk.
[ "The person from Cornell is scheduled 2 days after the presenter from Ohio State.", "Kristen will be either the sulfur oxide expert or the presenter from Duke.", "The wind power expert is scheduled 3 days after Valerie.", "Of the presenter from Duke and the acid rain expert, one is Gerard and the other will speak on May 12th.", "The solar energy expert will be either the presenter from Cornell or Phillip.", "The presenter who will speak on May 11th is from Brown.", "The person from Brown is scheduled 1 day after the solar energy expert." ]
[ "Days", "Presenters", "Topics", "Institutions" ]
[ "May 10th", "May 11th", "May 12th", "May 13th", "May 14th" ]
[ "Elena", "Gerard", "Kristen", "Phillip", "Valerie" ]
[ "acid rain", "nitrogen usage", "solar energy", "sulfur oxide", "wind power" ]
[ "Brown", "Cornell", "Duke", "Ohio State", "Stanford" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=5ea0e0976b0827ff99688c39af9266c7
The Unionville Animal Preserve occasionally takes in and cares for "nuisance" alligators that are captured on private property. Each is given a unique name. Using only the clues that follow, match each of their gators to the town in which they were caught and determine their estimated age and length.
[ "The 5 year old alligator is 13.6 feet long.", "Barnabas is 10 years younger than the alligator caught in Mesa.", "The alligator caught in Anna isn't 12.0 feet long.", "The 25 year old gator is either the alligator caught in Mesa or the alligator that is 12.0 feet long.", "Of Claws and the alligator caught in Erie, one is 13.6 feet long and the other is 15 years old.", "The animal caught in Anna isn't 10.7 feet long.", "Neither the 25 year old animal nor the alligator that is 10.7 feet long is Fred.", "Claws wasn't caught in Argo.", "The five gators are Bubba, the 10 year old alligator, the 25 year old alligator, the alligator that is 10.7 feet long and the animal that is 11.5 feet long." ]
[ "Ages", "Names", "Lengths", "Towns" ]
[ "5", "10", "15", "20", "25" ]
[ "Barnabas", "Bubba", "Claws", "Drake", "Fred" ]
[ "10.7 feet", "11.5 feet", "12.0 feet", "12.9 feet", "13.6 feet" ]
[ "Anna", "Argo", "Erie", "Mesa", "Waco" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=dca0e6760d9776f66cb6a0f03fe25a9d
Several of Mr. Carroll's history students each gave an oral presentation today on a different Roman Emperor. Match each student to their emperor and grade, and determine the length of each presentation.
[ "The presenter who got the B+ spoke 2 minutes less than Vickie.", "Catherine didn't speak for 10 minutes.", "The student who got the B- spoke 6 minutes less than the student who got the D.", "Estelle spoke for 14 minutes.", "The presenter who got the A- didn't talk about Valerian.", "Gina spoke for a somewhat longer time than Vickie.", "The presenter who spoke for 12 minutes was either the student who gave the presentation on Valerian or the student who got the A.", "Dave was either the presenter who gave the presentation on Maximus or the presenter who got the A.", "The student who gave the presentation on Constantine spoke for a somewhat longer time than the presenter who got the A.", "Of Catherine and the student who spoke for 6 minutes, one got the B+ and the other talked about Diocletian." ]
[ "Lengths", "Names", "Emperors", "Grades" ]
[ "6 minutes", "8 minutes", "10 minutes", "12 minutes", "14 minutes" ]
[ "Catherine", "Dave", "Estelle", "Gina", "Vickie" ]
[ "Constantine", "Diocletian", "Galerius", "Maximus", "Valerian" ]
[ "A", "A-", "B+", "B-", "D" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e797b717dde81994d4db5745576312f6
A series of competitive rowers recently raced to see who among them could be the first to cross the Pacific westwards, from California to Japan. Using only the clues that follow, match each racer to his or her rowing time (in days), and determine their start and end points.
[ "The competitor who traveled for 195 days didn't finished at Choshi.", "The athlete who started from Avalon finished 11 days after the athlete who started from Arcata.", "The rower who finished at Miyako was either the rower who started from Encinitas or Flora.", "Of the competitor who started from Pescadero and the competitor who finished at Miyako, one finished in 217 days and the other was Geneva.", "The competitor who finished at Kushiro, Charlie, and the rower who started from Encinitas are three different rowers.", "Flora finished in 217 days.", "The athlete who started from Arcata was either Charlie or Everett.", "Hilda finished 11 days before the competitor who finished at Kushiro.", "Hilda didn't finished at Onagawa.", "Everett started from Avalon.", "Everett didn't finished at Onagawa." ]
[ "Durations", "Rowers", "Start Points", "End Points" ]
[ "184 days", "195 days", "206 days", "217 days", "228 days" ]
[ "Charlie", "Everett", "Flora", "Geneva", "Hilda" ]
[ "Arcata", "Avalon", "Encinitas", "Morro Bay", "Pescadero" ]
[ "Choshi", "Kushiro", "Miyako", "Onagawa", "Nemuro" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=091872a882e3adfe74bf71797767e6b2
Spaceco Mining plans to be the first company to ever successfully mine an asteroid. In fact it has already established a timeline for its first series of mining expeditions. Using only the clues below, match each asteroid to its diameter, and determine what element Spaceco plans to mine from it, as well as the year they intend to begin mining.
[ "61 Nemesis doesn't contain any rhodium.", "The asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2050 is either the asteroid with a diameter of 23 km or the asteroid rich in yttrium.", "The asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2030 has a diameter 6 km smaller than 49 Eugenia.", "Of the asteroid with a diameter of 29 km and the asteroid rich in lanthanum, one is 11 Ceres and the other will see mining operations begin in 2050.", "11 Ceres, the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2025, and the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2040 are three different asteroids.", "The asteroid rich in phosphorous has a diameter 12 km smaller than the asteroid rich in gold.", "35 Ursula, the asteroid rich in phosphorous, the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2025 and the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2040 are all different asteroids.", "The asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2030 has a diameter 6 km smaller than the asteroid that Spaceco will begin mining in 2035.", "The asteroid with a diameter of 11 km won't have mining operations begin there in 2025." ]
[ "Diameters", "Asteroids", "Elements", "Years" ]
[ "11 km", "17 km", "23 km", "29 km", "35 km" ]
[ "11 Ceres", "35 Ursula", "413 Doiotima", "49 Eugenia", "61 Nemesis" ]
[ "gold", "lanthanum", "phosphorous", "rhodium", "yttrium" ]
[ "2025", "2030", "2035", "2040", "2050" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d78c70581b88ebcbff76946d73ee457b
Help Donna make sense of Dr. Finklestein's appointment list for today. Match each patient to their appointment time, medical complaint and insurance company.
[ "The patient suffering from back pain has an appointment sometime after the patient with Lifealign insurance.", "The person with the 9:00am appointment doesn't have insurance through Fumanix.", "The patient suffering from migraines has an appointment 2 hours after the patient suffering from vertigo.", "Of the patient with Ambercare insurance and the person with the 11:00am appointment, one is complaining about hip pain and the other is complaining about migraines.", "Leroy doesn't have the 1:00pm appointment.", "Of the patient suffering from hip pain and Victor, one has the 1:00pm appointment and the other has HealthCo insurance.", "The person with Lifealign insurance has an appointment 1 hour after the person suffering from vertigo.", "The patient with Medicorp insurance is either the person suffering from migraines or the person with the 1:00pm appointment.", "Ian doesn't have insurance through Medicorp.", "Guy is complaining about shingles.", "Ian doesn't have insurance through Ambercare." ]
[ "Times", "Names", "Ailments", "Insurers" ]
[ "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am", "12 noon", "1:00pm" ]
[ "Guy", "Ian", "Leroy", "Oscar", "Victor" ]
[ "back pain", "hip pain", "migraines", "shingles", "vertigo" ]
[ "Ambercare", "Fumanix", "HealthCo", "Medicorp", "Lifealign" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d625027bd7c774e20d92d14d7814ec27
A team of computer programmers have built a new chess game which they have successfully tested against a range of top-ranked players - not a single human player could beat it! Using only the clues below, determine the order in which each human contestant played against the computer program, as well as how many moves it took for the computer to win, and what opening move each human player used.
[ "The person who lost in 25 moves played 3 games before the person who started with the Evans Gambit.", "Of the person who lost in 41 moves and Sonja, one started with the Evans Gambit and the other played first.", "Christine played sometime before the player who started with the Ware Opening.", "The person who played first didn't begin with the Benko Gambit.", "Of the person who played third and Christine, one lost in 41 moves and the other started with the Giuoco Start.", "Francis lost in 34 moves.", "The player who lost in 29 moves played 1 game after Francis.", "Priscilla was either the person who played third or the player who started with the Torre Attack.", "Francis didn't begin with the Ware Opening.", "The person who lost in 41 moves, the person who started with the Ware Opening, and the person who played fifth are three different people." ]
[ "Games", "Player", "Gambits", "Moves" ]
[ "first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth" ]
[ "Christine", "Francis", "Priscilla", "Sonja", "Zachary" ]
[ "Benko Gambit", "Evans Gambit", "Giuoco Start", "Torre Attack", "Ware Opening" ]
[ "25", "26", "29", "34", "41" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7de9a26b13b38255ecb00e855eb7f4f2
Zachary sells advertising on a number of different late-night television shows. Using only the clues below, match each show in his portfolio to its current host and air time, and determine the channel on which it airs.
[ "The program on channel 7 starts sometime after Nate Nichol's show.", "The program that starts at 10:30 pm isn't Green Tonight.", "Of the program on channel 4 and Nate Nichol's show, one starts at 11:15 pm and the other is Tonight Again.", "The program on channel 5 starts 30 minutes before Witching Hour.", "Jack Jensen's show starts 45 minutes after Tonight Again.", "Maddy Meyer's show is either the program that starts at 11:00 pm or Up Till Two.", "The show on channel 5 starts 15 minutes after Nate Nichol's program.", "Oda Osborn's program doesn't air on channel 4.", "The show that starts at 11:15 pm isn't Up Till Two.", "Maddy Meyer's program doesn't air on channel 5.", "The show on channel 5 starts 15 minutes before the program on channel 2." ]
[ "Time Slots", "Hosts", "Titles", "Channels" ]
[ "10:15 pm", "10:30 pm", "10:45 pm", "11:00 pm", "11:15 pm" ]
[ "Jack Jensen", "Lina Lopez", "Maddy Meyer", "Nate Nichol", "Oda Osborn" ]
[ "Green Tonight", "Late Night", "Tonight Again", "Up Till Two", "Witching Hour" ]
[ "2", "4", "5", "7", "11" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7ccd59c0c973a7ccfbe542e8c6457b91
Help Dustin figure out his book store's "Best-Sellers List" by matching each book to its author, and determining its page-count and number of copies sold last week.
[ "The 280-page book wasn't written by Roscoe Jones.", "Call of Duty sold 21 more copies than My Best Friend.", "Of Away in Arles and the book that sold 19 copies, one is 258 pages long and the other is 310 pages long.", "The title that sold 26 copies isn't exactly 345 pages long.", "The book that sold 19 copies wasn't written by Jeff Holman.", "The 258-page book was written by Bill Orega.", "The book that sold 40 copies, the 310-page book, and Two for Tennis are three different books.", "The 345-page book wasn't written by Roscoe Jones.", "The 310-page book sold 7 more copies than My Best Friend.", "Zara's Game sold 7 more copies than My Best Friend.", "Alexis Olson's book sold 21 fewer copies than Roscoe Jones's book." ]
[ "Copies Sold", "Book", "Authors", "Pages" ]
[ "12", "19", "26", "33", "40" ]
[ "Away in Arles", "Call of Duty", "My Best Friend", "Two for Tennis", "Zara\\'s Game" ]
[ "Alexis Olson", "Bill Orega", "Daniel Hansen", "Jeff Holman", "Roscoe Jones" ]
[ "218", "258", "280", "310", "345" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=53a82a93f4bbaed6209cc18094b3041f
Julia has hired several new people to work as ride-managers for Walton World Amusement Park. She needs to check on their results after their first full day at work. Help her match each new employee to their ride and section of the park (broken down by color), as well as the number of people each served during that day.
[ "Sergio doesn't manage Demon Drop.", "Orlando doesn't work in the orange section.", "Kurt served 25 fewer riders than the employee who works in the blue section.", "The worker who works in the yellow section served fewer riders than the employee who manages Agony Alley.", "The five employees are Nathan, the employee who works in the purple section, the person who served 150 riders, the worker who manages Speed Devil and the worker who works in the yellow section.", "Of Orlando and the employee who manages Agony Alley, one served 125 riders and the other served 100 riders.", "Of the person who works in the purple section and the employee who manages Agony Alley, one served 100 riders and the other is Sergio.", "Orlando served fewer riders than the worker who manages Loop-D-Loop." ]
[ "Riders", "Employees", "Section", "Rides" ]
[ "50 riders", "75 riders", "100 riders", "125 riders", "150 riders" ]
[ "Kurt", "Lyle", "Nathan", "Orlando", "Sergio" ]
[ "blue", "orange", "purple", "red", "yellow" ]
[ "Agony Alley", "Demon Drop", "Loop-D-Loop", "Speed Devil", "The Breaker" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=1c8e10f6ce97a279098032e403532049
The World Semi-Finals of Free Diving took place last week at Blue Chasm in the Bahamas. Using only the clues that follow, match each contestant to their maximum depth, the order in which they dived, and their home country.
[ "The competitor who reached a depth of 110 meters didn't go first.", "Ferris Frye didn't go fourth.", "Neither the person from Uganda nor the competitor who went seventh was the competitor who reached a depth of 98 meters.", "Chevy Chen didn't max out at 101 meters.", "Ferris Frye was either the diver from Switzerland or the person from Cyprus.", "Of the contestant who went first and Chevy Chen, one was from Kosovo and the other was from Latvia.", "The person from Switzerland reached a maximum depth that was 3 meters shallower than the competitor who went fourth.", "The diver who reached a depth of 107 meters dove sixth.", "Of the contestant from Kosovo and the diver who reached a depth of 98 meters, one dove fifth and the other was Brit Bradley.", "The competitor who went fourth reached a maximum depth that was 6 meters shallower than Daniel Day.", "The diver who reached a depth of 107 meters was either Jorel Joyce or the person from Uganda." ]
[ "Max Depths", "Divers", "Orders", "Countries" ]
[ "98 meters", "101 meters", "104 meters", "107 meters", "110 meters" ]
[ "Brit Bradley", "Chevy Chen", "Daniel Day", "Ferris Frye", "Jorel Joyce" ]
[ "first", "fourth", "fifth", "sixth", "seventh" ]
[ "Cyprus", "Kosovo", "Latvia", "Switzerland", "Uganda" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=48d6d553706b44b824672beee9a3347e
The Alameda County Driver's School has a jam-packed schedule today. Using only the clues below, match each student driver to his or her instructor, and determine the appointment time and age of each student.
[ "The five people are Mrs. Huff's trainee, the trainee with the 12 noon class, the 15-year-old client, the 18-year-old client and Kellie.", "The 18-year-old student isn't Peter.", "Mr. Jones's client isn't Kellie.", "Kellie is scheduled 2 hours before the 17-year-old student.", "Of the student with the 11:00am class and the 17-year-old client, one is Peter and the other is Mr. Cortez's trainee.", "Mr. Duke's client is scheduled sometime after Kellie.", "Mrs. Huff's student is scheduled 1 hour before the 20-year-old student.", "Kellie is scheduled sometime after Shelley.", "Casey is either the client with the 12 noon class or the 20-year-old client.", "Mr. Jones's student isn't Peter." ]
[ "Times", "Instructors", "Students", "Ages" ]
[ "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am", "12 noon", "1:00pm" ]
[ "Mr. Cortez", "Mr. Duke", "Mrs. Huff", "Mr. Jones", "Mr. Osborne" ]
[ "Casey", "Kellie", "Lorena", "Peter", "Shelley" ]
[ "15", "16", "17", "18", "20" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=0a053d8c4d0eee26ba9e9608f337d4fc
Steve is a world-renowned herpetologist (an expert in reptiles and amphibians), and today he's been asked to bring a small collection of snakes in to Brunhilde High School for a class demonstration. Help him prepare his presentation notes by matching each snake he's bringing to its home country, length and color pattern.
[ "Of the ash python and the reptile that is 30 inches long, one is from Spain and the other is yellow & blue.", "The horned viper isn't brown & red.", "The tawny cobra is 6 inches longer than the animal from Nicaragua.", "The serpent from Cambodia is 6 inches shorter than the horned viper.", "The horned viper isn't black & white.", "The black & red serpent is from Nicaragua.", "The reptile that is 30 inches long is either the serpent from Uganda or the banded keel.", "The horned viper is 12 inches shorter than the yellow & blue serpent.", "The brown & red serpent isn't from Spain.", "The reptile that is 36 inches long is from Uganda." ]
[ "Lengths", "Snakes", "Countries", "Colors" ]
[ "12 inches", "18 inches", "24 inches", "30 inches", "36 inches" ]
[ "ash python", "banded keel", "horned viper", "tawny cobra", "winged snake" ]
[ "Cambodia", "Nicaragua", "New Guinea", "Spain", "Uganda" ]
[ "black & red", "black & white", "brown & red", "green & white", "yellow & blue" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=3d9d3314cb4707c417c5589fa722522e
The Makombo Reserve rescues and rehabilitates giraffes that have been injured or abandoned in the wild. Using only the clues below, determine the height, age and country of origin of each giraffe currently at the preserve.
[ "Of the 17-year-old animal and the giraffe from Tanzania, one is Angrit and the other is 14 feet tall.", "The 25-year-old giraffe is 1 foot shorter than Morutana.", "Dyneton is 1 foot shorter than the animal from South Sudan.", "The animal from South Sudan is 1 foot shorter than the animal from Namibia.", "The 15-year-old giraffe is somewhat taller than the 16-year-old giraffe.", "The 15-year-old one came from Botswana.", "Zakita isn't exactly 26 years old.", "Angrit is 1 foot taller than Morutana." ]
[ "Heights", "Giraffes", "Countries", "Ages" ]
[ "10 feet", "11 feet", "12 feet", "13 feet", "14 feet" ]
[ "Angrit", "Dyneton", "Morutana", "Pezaku", "Zakita" ]
[ "Botswana", "Chad", "Namibia", "South Sudan", "Tanzania" ]
[ "15", "16", "17", "25", "26" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=76cd18f5ec5bf694b169d84a74bb7d10
The Women's International Ski Jump Quarterfinals were held in Davos, Switzerland this weekend. Using only the clues below, match each jumper to her total number of points, and determine the length of her longest jump and her home country.
[ "The person who scored 103 points, Alicia, the skier from Switzerland and Wanda were all different people.", "Of the contestant who scored 110 points and the jumper who jumped 86.4 meters, one is Wanda and the other was from Finland.", "Olive scored 21 fewer points than the jumper who jumped 90.1 meters.", "Wanda didn't jump 90.1 meters.", "Of the person from Canada and Robyn, one jumped 110.8 meters and the other scored 96 points.", "Of the jumper who jumped 102.9 meters and Olive, one was from Denmark and the other scored 89 points.", "The jumper who scored 82 points was either Irma or the contestant who jumped 102.9 meters." ]
[ "Points", "Jumpers", "Distances", "Countries" ]
[ "82", "89", "96", "103", "110" ]
[ "Alicia", "Irma", "Olive", "Robyn", "Wanda" ]
[ "86.4 meters", "90.1 meters", "96.3 meters", "102.9 meters", "110.8 meters" ]
[ "Canada", "Denmark", "Finland", "Sweden", "Switzerland" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=b91966a90a6f6728be018e0110460b13
"Parties Unlimited" caters to a wide variety of special requests (such as clowns or magicians) for its clients. Using only the clues below, match each of this week's bookings with its date, family and special request, and determine the location of each.
[ "The event that requested the bounce castle is 1 day before the booking on Viking Street.", "The booking that requested the clown isn't on October 4.", "Of the Zimmerman family booking and the party on Madison Street, one requested the magician and the other is on October 3.", "The event that requested the bounce castle is 2 days before the event that requested the magician.", "The King family event is 1 day before the Ford family party.", "Of the event on October 6 and the Johnson family party, one is on Ronald Street and the other requested the rock band.", "The booking that requested the bounce castle, the Ford family booking, the party on Ronald Street and the booking on October 6 are all different events.", "The booking that requested the magician is on K Street." ]
[ "Days", "Requests", "Families", "Locations" ]
[ "October 3", "October 4", "October 5", "October 6", "October 7" ]
[ "bounce castle", "clown", "magician", "photo booth", "rock band" ]
[ "Ford", "Garner", "Johnson", "King", "Zimmerman" ]
[ "James Street", "K Street", "Madison Street", "Ronald Street", "Viking Street" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=59a89281909001e0d2e1f5236439abae
Sal has a small Toronto-based company that offers Segway tours around the city. Help him sort out today's schedule by matching each of his tour guides to their start time and location, and determine how many people will be on each tour.
[ "The 9:00am tour will start at Yorkville.", "Adriana's outing won't start at Chinatown.", "Gregory's outing will begin 1 hour after Adriana's outing.", "Of Mindy's trip and Adriana's outing, one will be at 7:00am and the other has 10 people in it.", "The 11:00am trip won't start at High Park.", "Of Mindy's tour and Gregory's trip, one will start at Yorkville and the other has 5 people in it.", "Teresa's trip is either the tour with 7 people or the trip starting at High Park.", "The 11:00am tour won't start at Casa Loma.", "The tour starting at Casa Loma will begin sometime after the tour with 7 people.", "The 10:00am outing has 6 people in it." ]
[ "Times", "Guides", "Locations", "Group Sizes" ]
[ "7:00am", "8:00am", "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am" ]
[ "Adriana", "Gregory", "Howard", "Mindy", "Teresa" ]
[ "Casa Loma", "Chinatown", "City Hall", "High Park", "Yorkville" ]
[ "2", "5", "6", "7", "10" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=c96cea1fe399b2262ec4aff9b5e0fd4d
Its a Presidential election year again, and the Iowa Caucuses are just a few weeks away! So of course every candidate on the ballot is in the state and on the campaign trail. The Sioux City Theatre had a different candidate booked to give a speech every night this past week. Using only the clues below, match each candidate to his or her political party, and determine when each gave their speech and how many people were in attendance.
[ "Edith Frayle didn't speak in front of exactly 1,450 attendees.", "Edith Frayle spoke 3 days before the politician whose speech brought in 2,600 attendees.", "The candidate who spoke on January 17th was either the speaker whose speech brought in 1,450 attendees or Fred Maddox.", "The person who spoke on January 17th didn't speak in front of exactly 2,250 attendees.", "Fred Maddox was the Independent.", "Of the politician whose speech brought in 2,600 attendees and the speaker who spoke on January 16th, one was Gara Oldman and the other was the Republican.", "Gara Oldman was the Democrat.", "Daniel Stead didn't speak on January 16th.", "The candidate whose speech brought in 1,200 attendees spoke 1 day before the Objectivist.", "The Democrat spoke 1 day after Fred Maddox." ]
[ "Days", "Candidates", "Parties", "Attendees" ]
[ "January 14th", "January 15th", "January 16th", "January 17th", "January 18th" ]
[ "Conner Dawes", "Daniel Stead", "Edith Frayle", "Fred Maddox", "Gara Oldman" ]
[ "Democrat", "Independent", "Libertarian", "Objectivist", "Republican" ]
[ "1,200", "1,450", "1,875", "2,250", "2,600" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=88f0c8d303d97e5c2a2bf58da23036e8
The Women's Boxing Federation has just released its list of top-ranked female boxers for the year. Using only the clues below, match each boxer to her number of wins and losses and determine the city where she lives and trains.
[ "Of the boxer from Dublin and Patti, one has 30 wins and the other has 12 losses.", "The boxer from Portland doesn't have exactly 7 losses.", "The boxer from Glasgow has 9 fewer wins than the fighter with 7 losses.", "Tracey has 9 more wins than the woman from Boston.", "The boxer from Glasgow doesn't have exactly 10 losses.", "The woman with 12 losses has 6 more wins than the woman with 15 losses.", "Lois has 6 fewer wins than the woman from Portland.", "Patti has 3 fewer wins than Gina Gallatin." ]
[ "Wins", "Boxers", "Losses", "Cities" ]
[ "24", "27", "30", "33", "36" ]
[ "Gina Gallatin", "Lois", "Nina", "Patti", "Tracey" ]
[ "2", "7", "10", "12", "15" ]
[ "Boston", "Dublin", "Glasgow", "New York", "Portland" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f7a8dc3caff3ad97ccd343dba3002465
A series of competitive rowers recently raced to see who among them could be the first to cross the Pacific westwards, from California to Japan. Using only the clues that follow, match each racer to his or her rowing time (in days), and determine their start and end points.
[ "The rower who traveled for 217 days didn't start out from Bodega Bay.", "The competitor who finished at Onagawa didn't start out from Encinitas.", "Of the athlete who finished at Onagawa and Lowell, one finished in 228 days and the other started from Bodega Bay.", "Dana was either the athlete who finished at Hachinohe or the athlete who started from Encinitas.", "Flora, the rower who traveled for 228 days, the competitor who traveled for 206 days and the competitor who finished at Miyako were all different rowers.", "Of the rower who traveled for 195 days and the competitor who finished at Miyako, one started from Ventura and the other was Lowell.", "Yvonne finished 22 days after the rower who started from Pescadero.", "Lowell finished 11 days after the athlete who finished at Choshi." ]
[ "Durations", "Rowers", "Start Points", "End Points" ]
[ "184 days", "195 days", "206 days", "217 days", "228 days" ]
[ "Dana", "Flora", "Lowell", "Pedro", "Yvonne" ]
[ "Bodega Bay", "Cayucos", "Encinitas", "Pescadero", "Ventura" ]
[ "Choshi", "Hachinohe", "Kushiro", "Miyako", "Onagawa" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=cafec798240a7a32e5d328804e3b7d66
Mandy is compiling a report on some of the most recent animals to be placed on the endangered species list. Help her determine the current estimated population number for each species, as well as the country in which it lives and the year in which it was officially recognized as endangered.
[ "The lisner cat doesn't live in Barbados.", "The nibner newt wasn't added to the endangered list in 2009.", "The species with a population size of 210 was listed sometime after the byengo bat.", "The byengo bat wasn't added to the endangered list in 2007.", "The species added to the list in 2010 is either the species with a population size of 560 or the animal with a population size of 175.", "The animal that lives in Honduras was listed 1 year after the animal that lives in Norway.", "The animal that lives in Jamaica was listed 1 year after the animal with a population size of 175.", "The species with a population size of 175 was listed 1 year before the animal with a population size of 490.", "The nibner newt doesn't live in Barbados.", "Of the animal that lives in Honduras and the eldar elk, one was recognized as endangered in 2008 and the other has 175 surviving individuals.", "Neither the species with a population size of 490 nor the animal with a population size of 210 is the animal that lives in Barbados." ]
[ "Years", "Species", "Populations", "Countries" ]
[ "2006", "2007", "2008", "2009", "2010" ]
[ "byengo bat", "eldar elk", "lisner cat", "nibner newt", "perens pig" ]
[ "175", "210", "315", "490", "560" ]
[ "Barbados", "Honduras", "Jamaica", "Norway", "Poland" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=fe847347a34495b172a77f46397c22a7
Josephine is studying some of the largest earthquakes ever to hit a seismically-active island chain in the South Pacific. Help her match each quake to its year, duration, Richter-scale rating and the island located in its epicenter.
[ "The 9.1 quake occurred 12 years after the quake with a duration of 84 seconds.", "The 8.4 quake occurred sometime after the event with a duration of 97 seconds.", "Neither the event with its epicenter at Cehon nor the event with a duration of 97 seconds was the quake that took place in 1932.", "The event with a duration of 84 seconds didn't have a rating of 8.3.", "The quake with its epicenter at Yeronia didn't last for exactly 84 seconds.", "The earthquake with a duration of 58 seconds was either the event that took place in 1932 or the 9.1 earthquake.", "Of the 8.7 earthquake and the quake with its epicenter at Belok, one lasted for 52 seconds and the other happened in 1938.", "The earthquake with a duration of 84 seconds occurred 12 years before the earthquake with a duration of 49 seconds.", "The event that took place in 1926 didn't have a rating of 8.4.", "The quake with its epicenter at Cehon didn't happen in 1926.", "The quake with its epicenter at Belok occurred 6 years after the quake with its epicenter at Umkad." ]
[ "Years", "Islands", "Richter Scales", "Durations" ]
[ "1920", "1926", "1932", "1938", "1944" ]
[ "Belok", "Cehon", "Garenia", "Umkad", "Yeronia" ]
[ "8.3", "8.4", "8.6", "8.7", "9.1" ]
[ "49 seconds", "52 seconds", "58 seconds", "84 seconds", "97 seconds" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=6dd36d218479f935dcce9e55fa29ee15
Valero's 5k Fun Run was held yesterday in the downtown district. Determine the shirt color and hometown of each of the top runners, and match each to their finishing time.
[ "The contestant who finished in 25 minutes wore the yellow shirt.", "The contestant who finished in 24 minutes wore the red shirt.", "Of Ted and the contestant in the black shirt, one was from Norway and the other finished in 22 minutes.", "The competitor from Alpine didn't wear the yellow shirt.", "The competitor in the orange shirt was either the contestant from Alpine or Ted.", "Herman wasn't from Waldoboro.", "The runner from Waldoboro didn't wear the yellow shirt.", "The runner in the aquamarine shirt finished 1 minute before the runner in the red shirt.", "Neither the runner who finished in 23 minutes nor the contestant in the black shirt was Herman.", "Herman wasn't from Alpine.", "The competitor in the aquamarine shirt finished 2 minutes before Ralph.", "The competitor from Idyllwild didn't wear the yellow shirt.", "Wendell finished 2 minutes after the competitor in the black shirt." ]
[ "Times", "Runners", "Shirt Colors", "Town" ]
[ "21 minutes", "22 minutes", "23 minutes", "24 minutes", "25 minutes" ]
[ "Herman", "Isaac", "Ralph", "Ted", "Wendell" ]
[ "aquamarine", "black", "orange", "red", "yellow" ]
[ "Alpine", "Idyllwild", "Norway", "Quimby", "Waldoboro" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=49b5046d5d128caf744f5942af93d1e0
Valero's 5k Fun Run was held yesterday in the downtown district. Determine the shirt color and hometown of each of the top runners, and match each to their finishing time.
[ "The contestant who finished in 25 minutes didn't wear the yellow shirt.", "Orlando was either the runner who finished in 23 minutes or the runner from Pierson.", "The contestant who finished in 21 minutes wore the indigo shirt.", "Of the competitor from Norway and Lynn, one wore the aquamarine shirt and the other finished in 24 minutes.", "Cesar finished in 21 minutes.", "The five runners were the runner from Waldoboro, Cesar, the competitor who finished in 23 minutes, the contestant who finished in 24 minutes and the competitor who finished in 25 minutes.", "The runner in the orange shirt finished 2 minutes after Greg.", "The contestant from Corinth was either the contestant in the yellow shirt or the contestant in the indigo shirt.", "The competitor from Corinth finished sometime after Patrick." ]
[ "Times", "Runners", "Shirt Colors", "Town" ]
[ "21 minutes", "22 minutes", "23 minutes", "24 minutes", "25 minutes" ]
[ "Cesar", "Greg", "Lynn", "Orlando", "Patrick" ]
[ "aquamarine", "indigo", "orange", "pink", "yellow" ]
[ "Corinth", "Green Leaf", "Norway", "Pierson", "Waldoboro" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=22a6e8c15962c9796213c4eace207cef
An environmental impact conference is being held this month in Pasadena, where a different presentation will be made each day. Match each presenter to their topic and institution, and determine the day on which each will give their talk.
[ "Darlene is scheduled 1 day after Phillip.", "The global warming expert is scheduled 1 day after Alexander.", "The wind power expert is scheduled 1 day after the person from Brown.", "The person who will speak on May 10th isn't from Stanford.", "The person who will speak on May 14th will be either the acid rain expert or the fossil fuels expert.", "The presenter who will speak on May 13th isn't from Stanford.", "The person who will speak on May 12th will discuss wind power.", "Of the person from Brown and the presenter from Duke, one will discuss fossil fuels and the other is Oliver.", "Phillip is scheduled 3 days before Valerie.", "The presenter from Cornell won't talk about global warming." ]
[ "Days", "Presenters", "Topics", "Institutions" ]
[ "May 10th", "May 11th", "May 12th", "May 13th", "May 14th" ]
[ "Alexander", "Darlene", "Oliver", "Phillip", "Valerie" ]
[ "acid rain", "fossil fuels", "global warming", "solar energy", "wind power" ]
[ "Brown", "Cornell", "Duke", "Ohio State", "Stanford" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=cc1d42fba70361f7ab14884fb1137fd1
Mayor Price has promised to get the streets of Victorville back in ship-shape condition this year with a series of road improvement projects. Using only the clues that follow, determine each project's location, budget, manager and starting month.
[ "The Shelly Lane project begins 1 month before the $20,000 project.", "The $25,000 project begins sometime before the Russell Road project.", "The $35,000 project won't be managed by Hal Hamilton.", "The $15,000 project is either the job starting in August or the Virgil Street project.", "Al Anderson's project begins 1 month before Gail Garrett's project.", "The $35,000 project begins 1 month after the Karie Lane project.", "Of the Russell Road project and Dawn Daniels's project, one will have a budget of $28,000 and the other starts in July.", "Of Gail Garrett's project and the Shelly Lane project, one will have a budget of $25,000 and the other starts in April." ]
[ "Months", "Streets", "Mangers", "Budget" ]
[ "April", "May", "June", "July", "August" ]
[ "Harkin Drive", "Karie Lane", "Russell Road", "Shelly Lane", "Virgil Street" ]
[ "Al Anderson", "Dawn Daniels", "Ed Erickson", "Gail Garrett", "Hal Hamilton" ]
[ "$15,000", "$20,000", "$25,000", "$28,000", "$35,000" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e5a589de1007e39e8d61cb477e317bcd
The Winter Olympics have just wrapped up in Norway. Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by each country.
[ "The squad that won 3 bronze medals ended the games with 1 fewer gold medal than the squad that won 5 silver medals.", "The squad from Russia ended the games with 1 fewer gold medal than the team from Argentina.", "The team from Honduras didn't finish with 1 silver medal.", "The squad that won 5 gold medals didn't finish with 2 silver medals.", "The squad from Russia ended with 5 silver medals.", "The squad from Zimbabwe didn't end with 1 bronze medal.", "The squad from Honduras finished with 2 gold medals.", "Of the squad from Qatar and the team that won 6 silver medals, one finished with 5 gold medals and the other finished with 6 bronze medals.", "The team that won 3 bronze medals ended the games with 2 fewer gold medals than the team that won 8 bronze medals.", "Neither the squad that won 12 bronze medals nor the team that won 2 silver medals was the team from Honduras.", "The team from Russia ended the games with somewhat fewer gold medals than the team that won 1 bronze medal." ]
[ "Gold Medals", "Countries", "Silver Medals", "Bronze Medals" ]
[ "1", "2", "3", "4", "5" ]
[ "Argentina", "Honduras", "Qatar", "Russia", "Zimbabwe" ]
[ "1", "2", "4", "5", "6" ]
[ "1", "3", "6", "8", "12" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=6fdb1b43e05addd47eabded2147379f3
Daniella has received a number of orders this month from customers who want to have custom computers built for them. Using only the clues below, match each customer to his computer's specifications, including hard drive size, amount of RAM and processor speed.
[ "The build with a 2.4 GHz processor doesn't have exactly 12 GB of RAM.", "Charlie's system doesn't have a 1.6 GHz processor.", "The build with a 2.4 GHz processor has a hard drive that is 384 GB smaller than Charlie's computer.", "The build with a 3.8 GHz processor doesn't have exactly 4 GB of RAM.", "Tom's computer has a hard drive that is 384 GB larger than the build with 6 GB of RAM.", "The build with 640 GB of hard drive space doesn't have a 3.8 GHz processor.", "Of the build with 4 GB of RAM and the build with a 2.4 GHz processor, one has a 256 GB hard drive and the other is Wade's.", "The system with 256 GB of hard drive space, Tom's build, and the computer with 3 GB of RAM are three different computers.", "The system with a 1.4 GHz processor is either Victor's system or the system with 128 GB of hard drive space." ]
[ "Hard Drives", "Customers", "RAM", "Processors" ]
[ "128 GB", "256 GB", "384 GB", "512 GB", "640 GB" ]
[ "Charlie", "Nathaniel", "Tom", "Victor", "Wade" ]
[ "1 GB", "3 GB", "4 GB", "6 GB", "12 GB" ]
[ "1.4 GHz", "1.6 GHz", "2.4 GHz", "3.2 GHz", "3.8 GHz" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=68022fd2b1b5ada200692569814a0f79
"Extreme Outdoor Survival" is a popular television show that drops one person, alone, into a deserted location and films them as they try to survive for two weeks in the wild. Each episode features a different person, in a different location, and each survivalist is given a different tool (like a fire starter) to use during the show. Using only the clues below, match each show to its survivalist, location and air date, and determine what survival tool each person was given.
[ "Rafael's show is either the episode where the survivor brought the rope or the episode where the survivor brought the hatchet.", "The five episodes are the show filmed in Vanuatu, Rafael's episode, the show that aired on April 27th, the show where the survivor brought the duct tape and the show that aired on April 6th.", "Of the episode where the survivor brought the hatchet and the episode that aired on April 20th, one featured Wendell and the other was filmed in Myanmar.", "The episode that aired on April 27th didn't give its survivor the knife.", "The show that aired on April 13th was filmed in Vanuatu.", "Jon's episode aired 3 weeks after the show where the survivor brought the rope.", "Alfredo's show didn't air on April 6th.", "The show where the survivor brought the duct tape was filmed in New Zealand.", "The episode that aired on April 6th wasn't filmed in Nicaragua." ]
[ "Dates", "Survivors", "Countries", "Tools" ]
[ "April 6th", "April 13th", "April 20th", "April 27th", "May 4th" ]
[ "Alfredo", "Freddie", "Jon", "Rafael", "Wendell" ]
[ "Bolivia", "Myanmar", "Nicaragua", "New Zealand", "Vanuatu" ]
[ "duct tape", "hatchet", "knife", "rope", "water filter" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=a80bc980ad19dcd9311f03696571ee0f
Match each auctioned spider specimen to its owner and country of origin, and determine the final price paid for each.
[ "Olga's purchase was the raft spider.", "Neither Georgia's purchase nor Freddie's purchase was the archaenido.", "The specimen from Russia cost 15 dollars more than Kristina's purchase.", "The wolf spider cost more than Georgia's purchase.", "Hazel's purchase was from Nepal.", "Georgia's purchase cost 15 dollars less than the darkback.", "Of the spider that sold for $75 and Freddie's purchase, one was the darkback and the other was from Brazil.", "The specimen from Brazil was either Georgia's purchase or the wolf spider.", "Of the raft spider and the spider that sold for $105, one was won by Freddie and the other was from Honduras." ]
[ "Prices", "Winners", "Spiders", "Countries" ]
[ "$45", "$60", "$75", "$90", "$105" ]
[ "Freddie", "Georgia", "Hazel", "Kristina", "Olga" ]
[ "archaenido", "darkback", "ipstin spider", "raft spider", "wolf spider" ]
[ "Brazil", "Chile", "Honduras", "Nepal", "Russia" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f83a721d659e7539734590de1a12a9f0
Ben works at Nemo Sushi, and he needs to figure out the total bill for a number of different customers, each of whom ordered two different types of sushi rolls. Using only the clues below, match each order (two types of rolls) to its price, and determine the name of each customer.
[ "Of the person who paid $17.50 and the person who ordered the boston roll, one ordered the spicy tataki roll and the other is Orlando.", "The person who ordered the tiger roll paid 2 dollars more than the customer who ordered the hawaiian roll.", "The person who ordered the tiger roll paid 4 dollars less than the customer who ordered the dragon roll.", "The customer who ordered the eel avocado roll paid 2 dollars more than Virginia.", "The person who ordered the california roll isn't Seth.", "The client who ordered the eel avocado roll paid 2 dollars less than the client who ordered the spicy tuna roll.", "The customer who paid $15.50 is either the customer who ordered the spicy tuna roll or Allan.", "The customer who ordered the hawaiian roll ordered the rainbow roll.", "The customer who ordered the dragon roll paid $15.50." ]
[ "Prices", "Rolls", "Rolls", "Customers" ]
[ "$9.50", "$11.50", "$13.50", "$15.50", "$17.50" ]
[ "boston", "california", "dragon", "eel avocado", "hawaiian" ]
[ "rainbow", "spicy tataki", "spicy tuna", "tiger", "yellowtail" ]
[ "Allan", "Nicole", "Orlando", "Seth", "Virginia" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=fce7cd62970099d5e669b9f4132904de
The local TV weatherman, Freddy Flight, has only an hour to prepare tomorrow's winter weather forecasts. Using only the clues that follow, match each town to its predicted snowfall (in inches), as well as its anticipated high and low temperatures.
[ "Meadow Vista is either the location with a forecasted high of 36 degrees or the location with a forecasted high of 31 degrees.", "The town that will get 2 inches of snow doesn't have a predicted high of 31 degrees.", "The location that will get 4 inches of snow doesn't have a forecasted low of 22 degrees.", "The town with a forecasted low of 11 degrees will get 1 more inch of snow than Quimby.", "Of Quimby and the town that will get 5 inches of snow, one has a predicted high of 27 degrees and the other has a forecasted low of 19 degrees.", "Neither the location that will get 4 inches of snow nor the town with a forecasted low of 11 degrees is the town with a forecasted high of 24 degrees.", "The town with a forecasted low of 8 degrees will get somewhat more snow than the location with a forecasted low of 12 degrees.", "Riverbank has a forecasted low of 22 degrees.", "Of the town with a forecasted high of 31 degrees and the town with a forecasted high of 30 degrees, one has a forecasted low of 11 degrees and the other is expected to receive 3 inches of snow.", "Oxford has a predicted high of 24 degrees." ]
[ "Snowfall", "Towns", "Low Temps", "High Temps" ]
[ "1 inch", "2 inches", "3 inches", "4 inches", "5 inches" ]
[ "Kensett", "Meadow Vista", "Oxford", "Quimby", "Riverbank" ]
[ "8 degrees", "11 degrees", "12 degrees", "19 degrees", "22 degrees" ]
[ "24 degrees", "27 degrees", "30 degrees", "31 degrees", "36 degrees" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=70c98d415b929c36e9678038bb7f83a6
Several friends went to Cal's Late Night Diner for a bite to eat. Match each person to their drink and entree order, and determine how much each paid for their meal.
[ "The diner who ordered the cheese steak had the cream soda.", "The diner who ordered the sloppy joe paid 2 dollars more than Oliver.", "Edmund paid 1 dollar more than the diner who ordered the hamburger.", "Oliver paid 1 dollar less than Vanessa.", "The diner who paid $4.99 was either the one who got the root beer or the one who got the lemonade.", "Of Yvonne and the one who got the root beer, one ordered the turkey plate and the other paid $5.99.", "Yvonne didn't pay $8.99.", "The diner who ordered the turkey plate had the iced tea." ]
[ "Prices", "Names", "Drinks", "Entrees" ]
[ "$4.99", "$5.99", "$6.99", "$7.99", "$8.99" ]
[ "Edmund", "Irene", "Oliver", "Vanessa", "Yvonne" ]
[ "cream soda", "ginger ale", "iced tea", "lemonade", "root beer" ]
[ "cheese steak", "club sandwich", "hamburger", "sloppy joe", "turkey plate" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=0b4bf480ce9789a3a8e892cf25e9cf37
Jamie never misses an opportunity to watch the night sky for falling stars. Using only the clues that follow, determine the location and date for each of his most recent nighttime trips, as well as who he went with and how many shooting stars they saw.
[ "The trip with Stephanie logged 21 fewer shooting stars than the trip to Eastbrook.", "The April 17 trip was with Quinn.", "The trip where they saw 16 shooting stars wasn't in Isleton.", "The trip with Stephanie logged 21 fewer shooting stars than the trip with Reynaldo.", "The outing with Terrence wasn't in Conesville.", "The outing where they saw 9 shooting stars was either the trip with Quinn or the April 10 trip.", "The April 15 outing wasn't with Orville.", "The April 10 outing wasn't in Isleton.", "The April 7 trip was in Eastbrook.", "The outing to Janesville logged 21 fewer shooting stars than the April 17 outing.", "The trip with Terrence logged 14 more shooting stars than the trip with Orville." ]
[ "Shooting Stars", "Dates", "Locations", "Partners" ]
[ "2", "9", "16", "23", "30" ]
[ "April 7", "April 10", "April 15", "April 17", "April 22" ]
[ "Conesville", "Eastbrook", "Isleton", "Janesville", "Kalona" ]
[ "Orville", "Quinn", "Reynaldo", "Stephanie", "Terrence" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=1bd0b0ee0493874107b83e246d26c9e3
Marcus has to fill several "two-scoop" ice cream cone orders. Help him with the rush by matching each customer to his or her two ice cream selections and their place in line.
[ "The five customers are the fifth person, Nancy, the person who ordered cherry for their first scoop, the person who ordered rum raisin for their second scoop and Charlie.", "The person who ordered coconut for their first scoop was somewhere in line ahead of Nancy.", "The fifth customer didn't order vanilla for their first scoop.", "Of the third person and the customer who ordered chocolate for their second scoop, one was Nancy and the other was Katie.", "The fourth person is either the person who ordered rum raisin for their second scoop or Wallace.", "The customer who ordered lemon for their second scoop didn't order cherry for their first scoop.", "Of the fifth customer and the person who ordered banana for their first scoop, one was Wallace and the other ordered chocolate for their second scoop.", "The person who ordered strawberry for their second scoop was somewhere in line ahead of the customer who ordered cherry for their first scoop." ]
[ "Places", "Customers", "First Scoop", "Second Scoop" ]
[ "1st", "2nd", "3rd", "4th", "5th" ]
[ "Bridget", "Charlie", "Katie", "Nancy", "Wallace" ]
[ "banana", "cherry", "coconut", "peppermint", "vanilla" ]
[ "chocolate", "egg nog", "lemon", "rum raisin", "strawberry" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=9c6ddf37067bbe7b45bf849aabb7bdc6
Angel Investors Inc. regularly makes million-dollar investments in up-and-coming tech startup companies. Using only the clues below, match their latest investments to each company, and determine the founder and product focus of each.
[ "The company that sells kitchen wares received 1 million dollars less than the startup started by Pat Padilla.", "Of the company that sells kitchen wares and the company started by Lara Larson, one is Tyngle.com and the other received $3,000,000.", "Zetafish.com doesn't sell sports gear.", "The company that received the $1,000,000 investment doesn't sell robots.", "Byxby.com doesn't sell robots.", "Byxby.com wasn't founded by Vicky Velez.", "The startup started by Vicky Velez is either the startup that received the $5,000,000 investment or the company that received the $2,000,000 investment.", "The company that received the $1,000,000 investment doesn't sell textbooks.", "Of the business that sells video games and the business started by Fred Frost, one is Atriana.com and the other received $5,000,000.", "Byxby.com, the startup that received the $5,000,000 investment, and the startup that sells sports gear are three different businesses.", "The business started by Vicky Velez received 1 million dollars more than the company started by Addie Abrams." ]
[ "Investments", "Startups", "Founders", "Products" ]
[ "$1,000,000", "$2,000,000", "$3,000,000", "$4,000,000", "$5,000,000" ]
[ "Atriana.com", "Byxby.com", "Madinkz.com", "Tyngle.com", "Zetafish.com" ]
[ "Addie Abrams", "Fred Frost", "Lara Larson", "Pat Padilla", "Vicky Velez" ]
[ "kitchen wares", "robots", "sports gear", "textbooks", "video games" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=ad510f3ebf199a8b11c2a348dd2d993a
Max has decided to buy a new flying drone for himself, but hasn't quite figured out which one. Help him with the decision-making process by matching each possible drone to its price, and determine its maximum range (in feet) and total flying time per charge (in minutes).
[ "The Mechania is either the $750 machine or the machine with a maximum range of 150 ft.", "The drone with a maximum range of 650 ft costs less than the Suzutake.", "The Zarobit-C can fly for up to 15 minutes.", "The drone with a maximum range of 650 ft is either the $675 drone or the machine that can fly for 15 minutes.", "The machine with a maximum range of 250 ft costs 150 dollars less than the device that can fly for 20 minutes.", "The drone that can fly for 15 minutes has a maximum range of 100 ft.", "Of the device that can fly for 60 minutes and the $450 machine, one is the Mechania and the other is the Werril 23A.", "The Eldang-X, the device that can fly for 40 minutes, and the device with a maximum range of 150 ft are three different devices." ]
[ "Prices", "Drones", "Ranges", "Flying Times" ]
[ "$450", "$525", "$600", "$675", "$750" ]
[ "Eldang-X", "Mechania", "Suzutake", "Werril 23A", "Zarobit-C" ]
[ "100 ft", "150 ft", "250 ft", "650 ft", "1,000 ft" ]
[ "15 minutes", "20 minutes", "30 minutes", "40 minutes", "60 minutes" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d22d68881615e690bdcf893ad2e2646e
There have been a number of new wildfires reported today in Southern California, and a series of different "Smokejumper" teams have been deployed to parachute in and combat them. Using only the clues below, determine each team's jump time, location and team size.
[ "The team with 8 members deployed sometime after the team with 10 members.", "Whiskey Group has 5 people in it.", "The squad with 4 members deployed 2 hours before India Group.", "The squad with 5 members deployed 2 hours after the team that dropped at Dana Point.", "The team with 4 members weren't dropped at Gran Mountain.", "Charlie Group deployed at 9:00am.", "The team that dropped at Anthon Ridge is either India Group or the squad that jumped at 9:00am.", "Of the squad that jumped at 10:00am and the squad that dropped at Ezra Forest, one is Whiskey Group and the other has 4 people in it.", "India Group doesn't have exactly 8 members.", "Foxtrot Group is either the squad with 4 members or the squad that jumped at 9:00am." ]
[ "Times", "Teams", "Locations", "Team Sizes" ]
[ "8:00am", "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am", "12:00pm" ]
[ "Charlie", "Foxtrot", "India", "Sierra", "Whiskey" ]
[ "Anthon Ridge", "Dana Point", "Ezra Forest", "Frazier Park", "Gran Mountain" ]
[ "4", "5", "6", "8", "10" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=1f0e287d5af410245558cbc6fcda605f
Bill is shopping for a digital camera. Help him narrow down his options by matching each camera to its maker, resolution (in megapixels) and price.
[ "The model made by Torvia costs 25 dollars more than the model made by Banion.", "Of the model made by Torvia and the model with a resolution of 12 megapixels, one costs $650 and the other is the Tela G5.", "The model made by Cober costs 25 dollars less than the model with a resolution of 14 megapixels.", "Of the model with a resolution of 14 megapixels and the model with a resolution of 10 megapixels, one is made by Banion and the other costs $600.", "The camera made by Nectron is either the model with a resolution of 15 megapixels or the model with a resolution of 12 megapixels.", "The camera with a resolution of 12 megapixels is the Lectra 6.", "The camera made by Cober doesn't have a resolution of 24 megapixels.", "The $550 camera isn't the Zenix 2C.", "The camera with a resolution of 14 megapixels costs less than the MX-827." ]
[ "Prices", "Companies", "Cameras", "Resolutions" ]
[ "$550", "$575", "$600", "$625", "$650" ]
[ "Banion", "Cober", "Honwa", "Nectron", "Torvia" ]
[ "G-290", "Lectra 6", "MX-827", "Tela G5", "Zenix 2C" ]
[ "10 megapixels", "12 megapixels", "14 megapixels", "15 megapixels", "24 megapixels" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7ec290648085c1d7b2bd3ac9cc4f416d
Kara recently moved to a new city, so last month she signed up for an online matchmaking service to meet some interesting new people in her area. Using only the clues below, match each of her dates to their age and occupation, and determine where each ended up taking Kara on their first date.
[ "Gabriel wasn't the musician.", "The firefighter was 2 years younger than Gabriel.", "The 23-year-old took Kara to the bowling alley.", "The man that took Kara to the beach wasn't the banker.", "Of the man that took Kara to the bowling alley and the 25-year-old, one was Pablo and the other was the lawyer.", "The man that took Kara to the skating rink, Omar, and the 25-year-old are three different men.", "Vincent was the banker.", "The 25-year-old was either the banker or the gentleman that took Kara to the county fair.", "The 22-year-old didn't take Kara to the beach.", "Vincent was 3 years older than Max." ]
[ "Ages", "Dates", "Professions", "Locations" ]
[ "22", "23", "24", "25", "26" ]
[ "Gabriel", "Max", "Omar", "Pablo", "Vincent" ]
[ "banker", "firefighter", "lawyer", "musician", "teacher" ]
[ "beach", "bowling alley", "concert", "county fair", "skating rink" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e38815b43f41e5c9224a10c1ce639b7a
Arnold's got a number of car rental reservations to handle today. Help him out by matching each customer to her car, pickup location and contract length.
[ "Juana Juarez's rental is for a somewhat shorter period than the reservation to be picked up in Durham.", "The Lexus rental is either Mira Morrow's rental or the 3 day reservation.", "The rental to be picked up in Brownfield isn't for the Lexus.", "Of the rental to be picked up in Los Altos and the 6 day rental, one is Linda Lindsey's and the other is for the Nissan.", "The 5 day reservation won't be picked up in Los Altos.", "Of Juana Juarez's reservation and the rental to be picked up in Brownfield, one is for 3 days and the other is for the Nissan.", "The Volvo rental is for a period 1 day shorter than Zora Zinn's reservation.", "The five rentals are the 3 day rental, the reservation to be picked up in Los Altos, the Hyundai rental, the Volvo rental and the reservation to be picked up in Valencia." ]
[ "Contract Length", "Customers", "Cars", "Locations" ]
[ "2 days", "3 days", "4 days", "5 days", "6 days" ]
[ "Irene Ingram", "Juana Juarez", "Linda Lindsey", "Mira Morrow", "Zora Zinn" ]
[ "Buick", "Hyundai", "Lexus", "Nissan", "Volvo" ]
[ "Brownfield", "Durham", "Groveland", "Los Altos", "Valencia" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=4e19f43e5997fd710b2ffb917796b4ce
Bill and Judy always come to the Western Rock and Mineral Show each year to add a few new gem showpieces to their collection. Using only the clues below, match each of their purchases to the claim and state in which it was found, and determine the price of each.
[ "The gem that sold for $820 is either the gem found in the Stout claim or the gem from Wyoming.", "The gem that sold for $790 wasn't from California.", "The stone found in the Williams claim is either the stone that sold for $820 or the zircon.", "Of the stone that sold for $810 and the stone from Wyoming, one was found at the Page claim and the other is the blue topaz.", "The gem from Colorado sold for somewhat more than the aquamarine.", "The rhodolite sold for 10 dollars more than the gem from Colorado.", "The stone found in the Anthony claim, the gem that sold for $800, and the gem that sold for $830 are three different gems.", "The five gems are the stone from Utah, the stone that sold for $800, the stone that sold for $790, the rhodolite and the gem that sold for $810.", "Of the gem that sold for $800 and the gem found in the Anthony claim, one was from California and the other is the corundum.", "The gem from Colorado was found at the Stout claim." ]
[ "Prices", "Gems", "Claims", "States" ]
[ "$790", "$800", "$810", "$820", "$830" ]
[ "aquamarine", "blue topaz", "corundum", "rhodolite", "zircon" ]
[ "Anthony", "Page", "Stout", "Underwood", "Williams" ]
[ "California", "Colorado", "Idaho", "Utah", "Wyoming" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=aced4d5dccd105ead8dc2753eaddc21e
A group of friends has decided to try several different weight-loss diets and exercises to see who amongst them can lose the most weight in 3 months. Using only the clues below, match each person to their total number of pounds lost, and determine the diet type they used and their preferred type of exercise.
[ "The friend who used the vegetarian diet is either the friend who lost 5 lbs or the dieter who started a yoga regimen.", "The friend who used the caveman diet lost 2 more pounds than the person who started a kayaking regimen.", "Of the dieter who lost 3 lbs and the dieter who started a racquetball regimen, one used the dairy-free diet and the other is Kimberly.", "Mandy didn't use the dairy-free diet.", "Mandy didn't try weight lifting.", "The friend who started a cycling regimen lost 2 fewer pounds than the dieter who started a kayaking regimen.", "The person who started a cycling regimen lost somewhat more pounds than the dieter who used the vegan diet.", "Kimberly didn't try weight lifting.", "The dieter who lost 5 lbs is either Zachary or the friend who used the vegan diet.", "Pamela didn't use the caveman diet." ]
[ "Pounds Lost", "Names", "Diets", "Exercises" ]
[ "3", "5", "7", "9", "11" ]
[ "Kimberly", "Lindsey", "Mandy", "Pamela", "Zachary" ]
[ "caveman", "dairy-free", "low-fat", "vegan", "vegetarian" ]
[ "cycling", "kayaking", "racquetball", "weight lifting", "yoga" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=80f62abfee3882fdb64f035760af2b7d
A 20-year reuinion took place at Applebury High School this evening, and votes were taken on who would be crowned "King of the Reunion." Using only the clues below, match each contestant to the sport he played in high school, the number of votes he received, and his current occupation.
[ "The person who got 4 votes is either Jorge or the basketball player.", "The five people are the lacrosse player, the person who got 25 votes, Tommy, the lawyer and the person who got 4 votes.", "The person who got 18 votes never played football.", "Of the contestant who got 4 votes and the soccer player, one is the waiter and the other is Jorge.", "Zachary received 7 votes fewer votes than the garbage man.", "Tommy isn't the architect.", "Colin didn't get a total of 25 votes.", "The architect received more votes than the garbage man.", "The soccer player received 21 votes more votes than the lacrosse player.", "The garbage man, the person who got 25 votes, and Tommy are three different people." ]
[ "Votes", "Contestants", "Sports", "Occupations" ]
[ "4", "11", "18", "25", "32" ]
[ "Colin", "Jorge", "Tommy", "Wesley", "Zachary" ]
[ "basketball", "football", "golf", "lacrosse", "soccer" ]
[ "architect", "dentist", "garbage man", "lawyer", "waiter" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=4c344abc30fde8db541fb072733a3f8d
Max has decided to buy a new flying drone for himself, but hasn't quite figured out which one. Help him with the decision-making process by matching each possible drone to its price, and determine its maximum range (in feet) and total flying time per charge (in minutes).
[ "The Motomiya is either the drone that can fly for 20 minutes or the $750 drone.", "The machine that can fly for 30 minutes has a maximum range of 1,000 ft.", "The Belhino 5 doesn't have a maximum range of exactly 250 ft.", "Of the machine that can fly for 60 minutes and the device that can fly for 20 minutes, one is the Suzutake and the other costs $525.", "The Mechania costs 75 dollars more than the machine that can fly for 60 minutes.", "Of the $600 drone and the Motomiya, one has a maximum range of 650 ft and the other can fly for up to 10 minutes.", "The machine that can fly for 60 minutes costs 75 dollars less than the drone with a maximum range of 650 ft.", "The Belhino 5 doesn't cost $450.", "The machine with a maximum range of 475 ft costs 225 dollars more than the machine with a maximum range of 1,000 ft." ]
[ "Prices", "Drones", "Ranges", "Flying Times" ]
[ "$450", "$525", "$600", "$675", "$750" ]
[ "Belhino 5", "Mechania", "Motomiya", "Suzutake", "Zarobit-C" ]
[ "250 ft", "350 ft", "475 ft", "650 ft", "1,000 ft" ]
[ "10 minutes", "20 minutes", "30 minutes", "40 minutes", "60 minutes" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=d53c2c32ba30c291a4c681a7dd01576d
The Albion Amateur Astronomy Club proudly proclaims that its members have discovered a number of previously-unknown comets. Using only the clues below, match each comet to its discoverer and the year in which it was first detected, and determine each comet's orbital period (the number of years it takes to go around the sun).
[ "The one Owens discovered is Gostroma.", "The comet Zimmerman discovered wasn't discovered in 2008.", "Casputi was discovered sometime before the comet Quinn discovered.", "The one with an orbital period of 30 years isn't Trosny.", "Of the comet discovered in 2011 and the one discovered in 2010, one is Crecci and the other orbits the sun once every 30 years.", "The comet discovered in 2011 is either the one Zimmerman discovered or the comet with an orbital period of 30 years.", "Gostroma was discovered 2 years after the comet with an orbital period of 15 years.", "The comet with an orbital period of 72 years was discovered 2 years after the one with an orbital period of 15 years.", "The one Vance discovered was discovered 1 year after the one Quinn discovered.", "The one with an orbital period of 21 years was discovered 1 year after Casputi." ]
[ "Years", "Astronomers", "Comets", "Periods" ]
[ "2008", "2009", "2010", "2011", "2012" ]
[ "Jack Ingram", "Owens", "Quinn", "Vance", "Zimmerman" ]
[ "Casputi", "Crecci", "Gostroma", "Klionne", "Trosny" ]
[ "15 years", "21 years", "30 years", "42 years", "72 years" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e97ebb1f0ee2d42ae655e3dfee97a7f8
The Wilmore County State Fair features a world-famous "ostrich race" each year. Help Donnie write an article about this year's race by matching each ostrich to its race number (100-140) and hometown, and determine the order in which each finished.
[ "The bird that finished third wasn't from Kimballton.", "Bridget was #126.", "Polly didn't finish second.", "The ostrich from Aurora was either Polly or #126.", "The five animals were the bird from Aurora, #134, #105, the animal that finished third and Stretch.", "The runner from Yarmouth wasn't #136.", "Of the bird from Thayer and #134, one is Otis and the other finished fifth.", "Kermit, #105, and the runner that finished third are three different animals.", "The runner from Nashua finished 3 places before the ostrich from Thayer." ]
[ "Placement", "Ostriches", "Numbers", "Towns" ]
[ "first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth" ]
[ "Bridget", "Kermit", "Otis", "Polly", "Stretch" ]
[ "105", "120", "126", "134", "136" ]
[ "Aurora", "Kimballton", "Nashua", "Thayer", "Yarmouth" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f62fd1708728f21c5c9e7fbf7d6d77ae
The cake artists at Baker's Pride have their work cut out for them this week, as a number of different custom cake orders have just come in. Using only the clues below, match each customer to the shape and flavor of cake they ordered, and determine the price for each.
[ "Christy's cake is shaped like a train.", "The cake shaped like a beach chair costs 25 dollars more than the piece shaped like a train.", "The five cakes are the $175 cake, Patrick's cake, the cake shaped like a potato, Natasha's piece and the banana-flavored piece.", "The cake shaped like a potato costs 25 dollars more than the cake shaped like a mountain.", "Joey's piece doesn't cost exactly $150.", "The raspberry-flavored cake costs somewhat less than the peach-flavored cake.", "Patrick's piece costs 25 dollars more than Christy's piece.", "The peach-flavored piece costs 25 dollars less than the piece shaped like a train.", "The $200 cake is either Joey's piece or the chocolate-flavored piece." ]
[ "Prices", "Customers", "Shapes", "Flavors" ]
[ "$125", "$150", "$175", "$200", "$225" ]
[ "Christy", "Dolores", "Joey", "Natasha", "Patrick" ]
[ "beach chair", "mountain", "potato", "sports car", "train" ]
[ "banana", "chocolate", "peach", "raspberry", "vanilla" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=a36768e93e635bdb371cf310d5ff7637
The Albion Amateur Astronomy Club proudly proclaims that its members have discovered a number of previously-unknown comets. Using only the clues below, match each comet to its discoverer and the year in which it was first detected, and determine each comet's orbital period (the number of years it takes to go around the sun).
[ "The one with an orbital period of 58 years was discovered 2 years after the one Klein discovered.", "The five comets are the one Bill Austin discovered, the comet with an orbital period of 65 years, Crecci, Sporrin and the comet with an orbital period of 29 years.", "Of Klionne and Crecci, one orbits the sun once every 47 years and the other was first seen by Irv Horton.", "The comet discovered in 2012 isn't Gostroma.", "The one with an orbital period of 47 years was discovered sometime after the comet Irv Horton discovered.", "Of Crecci and Gostroma, one was found in 2011 and the other orbits the sun once every 58 years.", "The one Irv Horton discovered wasn't discovered in 2010.", "The comet Zimmerman discovered is either the comet with an orbital period of 29 years or Klionne." ]
[ "Years", "Astronomers", "Comets", "Periods" ]
[ "2008", "2009", "2010", "2011", "2012" ]
[ "Bill Austin", "Irv Horton", "Jack Ingram", "Klein", "Zimmerman" ]
[ "Crecci", "Gostroma", "Klionne", "Sporrin", "Trosny" ]
[ "29 years", "42 years", "47 years", "58 years", "65 years" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=e12d405102d05c6b8a41a1d44a4575c7
The Alameda County Driver's School has a jam-packed schedule today. Using only the clues below, match each student driver to his or her instructor, and determine the appointment time and age of each student.
[ "Mr. Duke's student isn't 21 years old.", "Mrs. Nolan's student isn't 17 years old.", "The trainee with the 12 noon class is either the 15-year-old client or the 20-year-old trainee.", "The student with the 10:00am class is Victoria.", "Mr. Duke's trainee doesn't have the 1:00pm class.", "The 21-year-old student is Marion.", "Zachary is scheduled 2 hours after the 20-year-old trainee.", "The 18-year-old trainee is either the trainee with the 11:00am class or Zachary.", "Mrs. Mueller's student is scheduled 1 hour after Marion.", "Of the student with the 10:00am class and Peter, one is 20 years old and the other is Mrs. Nolan's student.", "Mr. Slate's student isn't Yvonne." ]
[ "Times", "Instructors", "Students", "Ages" ]
[ "9:00am", "10:00am", "11:00am", "12 noon", "1:00pm" ]
[ "Mr. Duke", "Mr. French", "Mrs. Mueller", "Mrs. Nolan", "Mr. Slate" ]
[ "Marion", "Peter", "Victoria", "Yvonne", "Zachary" ]
[ "15", "17", "18", "20", "21" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=05d02d5d3bec2382c1e170203c093c28
Minnetonka Manatee Company sent out a number of different boats today on manatee viewing tours. Using only the clues below, match each boat to its captain and determine the total number of manatees seen by each as well as each boat's destination.
[ "The Sea Cow didn't see a total of 4 manatees.", "The boat that saw 5 manatees went to Yellow Bend.", "The Benny II didn't see a total of 4 manatees.", "The Watery Pete wasn't led by Captain Quinn.", "The vessel that went to Arno's Spit was led by Captain Jacobson.", "The Sea Cow is either the vessel that went to Hollow Hole or Captain Quinn's vessel.", "The boat that went to Silver springs is either Captain Romero's vessel or the Watery Pete.", "Captain Preston's boat saw 2 more manatees than the vessel that went to Hollow Hole.", "The vessel that went to Trey's Tunnel saw 2 fewer manatees than Captain Romero's boat.", "The Benny II didn't go to Yellow Bend.", "The Mellow Mel is either the boat that went to Silver springs or the vessel that saw 3 manatees." ]
[ "Manatees", "Boats", "Captains", "Locations" ]
[ "3", "4", "5", "6", "7" ]
[ "Benny II", "Daily Ray", "Mellow Mel", "Sea Cow", "Watery Pete" ]
[ "Espinoza", "Jacobson", "Preston", "Quinn", "Romero" ]
[ "Arno\\'s Spit", "Hollow Hole", "Silver springs", "Trey\\'s Tunnel", "Yellow Bend" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=40e391ad02eaef2c575fd20ba13de531
A group of friends has gotten together for dinner, and just for fun they're comparing their "social networking" stats on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of friends (Facebook), followers (Twitter) and connections (LinkedIn) each person has.
[ "The person with 85 LinkedIn connections has 30 fewer Facebook friends than the person with 809 Twitter followers.", "Cedric doesn't have exactly 640 Twitter followers.", "Of the one with 789 Twitter followers and the person with 160 Facebook friends, one is Danny and the other has 59 LinkedIn connections.", "The one with 120 Facebook friends doesn't have exactly 640 Twitter followers.", "The one with 64 LinkedIn connections has 10 more Facebook friends than the one with 599 Twitter followers.", "Danny has 30 more Facebook friends than the person with 50 LinkedIn connections.", "Opal has 20 fewer Facebook friends than the one with 599 Twitter followers.", "Cedric has fewer Facebook friends than Tina." ]
[ "Facebook", "Names", "LinkedIn", "Twitter" ]
[ "120", "130", "140", "150", "160" ]
[ "Cedric", "Danny", "Opal", "Tina", "Yvonne" ]
[ "50", "54", "59", "64", "85" ]
[ "599", "640", "715", "789", "809" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f1573aa0b40157059e3142af971a668e
Mandy is compiling a report on some of the most recent animals to be placed on the endangered species list. Help her determine the current estimated population number for each species, as well as the country in which it lives and the year in which it was officially recognized as endangered.
[ "Of the animal with a population size of 280 and the animal with a population size of 350, one lives in Qatar and the other is the nibner newt.", "The osbele oryx doesn't have a surviving population of 455.", "The species added to the list in 2009 doesn't live in Egypt.", "The species that lives in Venezuela has 385 surviving individuals.", "The animal added to the list in 2007, the species with a population size of 350, the species with a population size of 280 and the eldar elk are all different species.", "The perens pig was listed 1 year before the species with a population size of 280.", "The animal that lives in Venezuela was listed 2 years after the animal that lives in Qatar.", "The species that lives in Qatar was listed 2 years before the perens pig.", "The animal added to the list in 2010 lives in Argentina.", "The osbele oryx doesn't live in Qatar." ]
[ "Years", "Species", "Populations", "Countries" ]
[ "2006", "2007", "2008", "2009", "2010" ]
[ "dobra dingo", "eldar elk", "nibner newt", "osbele oryx", "perens pig" ]
[ "280", "315", "350", "385", "455" ]
[ "Argentina", "Egypt", "Qatar", "Slovakia", "Venezuela" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=0bb72366ef5729642cce58ab3698c3f7
Lorena's Specialty Cakes has a number of different orders to fulfill this week. Using only the clues that follow, match each customer to their specialty cake's shape and flavor, and determine the day each is to be delivered.
[ "The strawberry cake will be in the shape of a rocket ship.", "The October 7 delivery will be key lime-flavored.", "Mrs. Ingram's cake will be delivered 1 day after the raspberry cake.", "The order shaped like a baseball glove will be delivered 2 days before the order shaped like a rocket ship.", "Mrs. Armstrong's cake won't be shaped like a rocket ship.", "Of Mrs. Armstrong's cake and Mrs. Becker's order, one will be strawberry-flavored and the other will be in the shape of a baseball glove.", "Mrs. Ingram's order, the order shaped like a sports car, the key lime cake and the order shaped like a rocket ship are all different cakes.", "The coconut cake will be delivered 1 day after the order shaped like a sailboat.", "The strawberry cake will be delivered 1 day after Mrs. Nolan's cake." ]
[ "Delivery Dates", "Customers", "Cake Shapes", "Flavors" ]
[ "October 5", "October 6", "October 7", "October 8", "October 9" ]
[ "Armstrong", "Becker", "Ingram", "Massey", "Nolan" ]
[ "baseball glove", "biplane", "rocket ship", "sailboat", "sports car" ]
[ "chocolate", "coconut", "key lime", "raspberry", "strawberry" ]
4x5
challenging
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The Winter Olympics have just wrapped up in Norway. Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by each country.
[ "The squad that won 1 gold medal finished with 10 bronze medals.", "The team that won 6 bronze medals, the team that won 1 bronze medal, the squad from Uganda and the squad from Zimbabwe were all different teams.", "Of the team that won 10 silver medals and the team that won 6 bronze medals, one is the team from Slovakia and the other finished with 5 gold medals.", "The team that won 1 gold medal ended with 11 silver medal.", "The squad that won 4 silver medals ended the games with 1 more gold medal than the squad that won 10 bronze medals.", "Of the squad that won 3 gold medals and the team that won 4 silver medals, one finished with 12 bronze medals and the other is the squad from Bolivia.", "The squad that won 1 bronze medal ended the games with 1 more gold medal than the team from Slovakia.", "The squad from Zimbabwe didn't end with 12 bronze medals.", "Neither the team that won 5 silver medals nor the squad from Bolivia was the squad that won 4 gold medals." ]
[ "Gold Medals", "Countries", "Silver Medals", "Bronze Medals" ]
[ "1", "2", "3", "4", "5" ]
[ "Bolivia", "Jordan", "Slovakia", "Uganda", "Zimbabwe" ]
[ "2", "4", "5", "10", "11" ]
[ "1", "3", "6", "10", "12" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=7d84eba1b84ad989fc58243d06af0ec9
Jamie has sold several custom hockey jerseys through his online company, SportCo. Match each jersey to its player, and determine the size, color and number of each.
[ "Of the black jersey and number 38, one is a size 9 and the other is Nelson's.", "Neither Alford's shirt nor the yellow jersey is number 37.", "Alford's shirt isn't red.", "Ellison's jersey is a size 6.", "Moore's shirt is 1 size smaller than Nelson's jersey.", "Ellison's jersey is blue.", "Number 49 isn't blue.", "Ellison's shirt isn't number 37.", "Moore's shirt is either number 32 or the yellow shirt.", "Quinn's jersey is 1 size smaller than the black jersey." ]
[ "Sizes", "Players", "Colors", "Numbers" ]
[ "6", "7", "8", "9", "10" ]
[ "Alford", "Ellison", "Moore", "Nelson", "Quinn" ]
[ "black", "blue", "red", "white", "yellow" ]
[ "19", "32", "37", "38", "49" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=cabf0c3465a37262e7db37af66bb2793
Help Jackie research her article on the oldest living people in America by matching each centenarian to their age, hometown and state.
[ "The centenarian who lives in West Liberty, the Kansas native and the Illinois native are all different people.", "Roxanne lives in Limington.", "The Pennsylvania native is 1 year younger than the Rhode Island native.", "Tim doesn't live in New Liberty.", "Tim isn't 109 years old.", "The Delaware native is either the person who is 111 years old or Doris.", "The centenarian who lives in West Liberty is 1 year older than the person who lives in Limington.", "Tim is younger than the centenarian who lives in Limington.", "Arlene isn't a native of Kansas.", "The centenarian who is 110 years old doesn't live in Fruitland.", "The person who lives in West Liberty is either the centenarian who is 113 years old or the Delaware native.", "The person who lives in Limington is either the Illinois native or the centenarian who is 113 years old.", "The centenarian who is 113 years old doesn't live in New Liberty." ]
[ "Ages", "Names", "States", "Hometowns" ]
[ "109 years", "110 years", "111 years", "112 years", "113 years" ]
[ "Arlene", "Doris", "Jason", "Roxanne", "Tim" ]
[ "Delaware", "Illinois", "Kansas", "Pennsylvania", "Rhode Island" ]
[ "Fruitland", "Limington", "Morley", "New Liberty", "West Liberty" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=c2df5d3e82779c39faaf904ccb9d4ef9
Cobb County has built several new sports arenas this year. Match each arena to the sport its set up for and the town it is in, and determine how many people each can hold.
[ "The football facility holds 40 fewer people than the facility in De Witt.", "The arena with seating for 270 people isn't set up for rugby games.", "Austin Arena holds 40 fewer people than the football facility.", "Of the arena with seating for 230 people and the lacrosse facility, one is in Troy and the other is in Garber.", "The facility in Schaller is either the basketball facility or Joseph Arena.", "The arena with seating for 110 people, the facility in Zwingle, Wilcox Arena and the basketball facility are all different arenas.", "Neither Austin Arena nor Beck Arena is the football facility.", "The facility with seating for 230 people is either the arena in Troy or the arena in De Witt.", "Of the arena in De Witt and Joseph Arena, one is set up for rugby games and the other holds 190 people." ]
[ "Capacities", "Arenas", "Sports", "Towns" ]
[ "110", "150", "190", "230", "270" ]
[ "Austin", "Beck", "Cantu", "Joseph", "Wilcox" ]
[ "baseball", "basketball", "football", "lacrosse", "rugby" ]
[ "De Witt", "Garber", "Schaller", "Troy", "Zwingle" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=cca8183da5c872e3b441590ec8cc275d
Minnetonka Manatee Company sent out a number of different boats today on manatee viewing tours. Using only the clues below, match each boat to its captain and determine the total number of manatees seen by each as well as each boat's destination.
[ "The Sea Cow, the vessel that saw 5 manatees, and Captain Romero's boat are three different boats.", "Of the Mellow Mel and Captain Armstrong's vessel, one saw 4 manatees and the other went to Silver springs.", "Of the vessel that went to Trey's Tunnel and the Mellow Mel, one was led by Captain Yang and the other saw 4 manatees.", "The vessel that saw 4 manatees didn't go to Rainbow Reef.", "The Samantha is either Captain Jacobson's vessel or the boat that saw 4 manatees.", "The vessel that went to Betty Beach saw fewer manatees than Captain Yang's vessel.", "The Sea Cow saw 3 manatees.", "The Samantha didn't see a total of 5 manatees.", "The five boats are the boat that saw 6 manatees, the Daily Ray, the vessel that went to Betty Beach, the Mellow Mel and Captain Jacobson's vessel.", "The Daily Ray wasn't led by Captain Armstrong." ]
[ "Manatees", "Boats", "Captains", "Locations" ]
[ "3", "4", "5", "6", "7" ]
[ "Daily Ray", "Mellow Mel", "Samantha", "Sea Cow", "Watery Pete" ]
[ "Armstrong", "Jacobson", "Quinn", "Romero", "Yang" ]
[ "Arno\\'s Spit", "Betty Beach", "Rainbow Reef", "Silver springs", "Trey\\'s Tunnel" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=89498796b8510b0d3c4477add11c0eb4
Box Office Weekly is putting together its latest blog entry covering this past weekend's movie premieres. Using only the clues below, help them with their research by matching each new movie to its director, and determining how much money each film made in its opening weekend, and how many theaters it showed in.
[ "Let Me Out made 3 million more than the movie directed by Linda Lynch.", "Fast and Dead didn't open in exactly 65 theaters.", "The film that opened in 123 theaters made somewhat less than the film directed by Hick Harmon.", "The film that opened in 105 theaters was directed by Jim Johnson.", "Of the movie that opened in 65 theaters and the film directed by Odette Olson, one made $5 million and the other made $11 million.", "Of the film that opened in 65 theaters and Amerigo, one was directed by Jim Johnson and the other was directed by Linda Lynch.", "The film directed by Nan Norman made 3 million more than the film that opened in 59 theaters.", "Easy to Love made 3 million more than the movie that opened in 105 theaters." ]
[ "Earnings", "Movies", "Directors", "Theaters" ]
[ "$2 million", "$5 million", "$8 million", "$11 million", "$14 million" ]
[ "Amerigo", "Easy to Love", "Fast and Dead", "Let Me Out", "Tippecanoe" ]
[ "Hick Harmon", "Jim Johnson", "Linda Lynch", "Nan Norman", "Odette Olson" ]
[ "59", "65", "105", "112", "123" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=b271a1027026e32899fdcb658e10d716
Rebecca works at "Superfood Smoothies," and she's got a long line of customers waiting for their orders. Using only the clues below, match each customer to his or her order type and price.
[ "Delores paid 2 dollars less than the person who wanted tangerines.", "The customer who wanted oranges didn't request ginger.", "Of the person who wanted blackberries and Otis, one paid $8.75 and the other asked for kale.", "The customer who wanted tangerines didn't request chia seeds.", "Otis paid 1 dollar less than Crystal.", "The person who wanted oranges paid 3 dollars less than the person who requested chia seeds.", "Zachary paid 3 dollars more than the person who wanted bananas.", "The customer who requested kale paid 2 dollars more than the person who requested wheat grass." ]
[ "Prices", "Customers", "Superfoods", "Fruits" ]
[ "$6.75", "$7.75", "$8.75", "$9.75", "$10.75" ]
[ "Crystal", "Delores", "Nellie", "Otis", "Zachary" ]
[ "acai berries", "chia seeds", "ginger", "kale", "wheat grass" ]
[ "bananas", "blackberries", "oranges", "raspberries", "tangerines" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=5624a537a7c3523b9229ada525726e48
Howie, a professional nature guide, is taking a group of campers on a one-week backpacking trip through the Gros Ventre Wilderness in Wyoming. Using only the clues below, help Howie match each camper to their bag by determining the size (in liters), manufacturer and color of each.
[ "Natasha's pack is 10 liters larger than Vickie's pack.", "The green pack isn't made by Pinkster.", "Of the purple pack and the 30 liter pack, one is made by Pinkster and the other is Leroy's.", "Natasha's pack isn't green.", "The Pinkster pack is 5 liters larger than the blue pack.", "Natasha's pack isn't made by Bistric.", "Leroy's pack is made by Lugmor.", "Vickie's pack is 5 liters larger than Hazel's pack.", "The silver pack, Leroy's pack, and the Pinkster pack are three different packs.", "The Adironda pack is 5 liters larger than Vickie's pack." ]
[ "Pack Size", "Names", "Brands", "Colors" ]
[ "25 liter", "30 liter", "35 liter", "40 liter", "45 liter" ]
[ "Hazel", "Leroy", "Natasha", "Tasha", "Vickie" ]
[ "Adironda", "Bistric", "Lugmor", "Pinkster", "Travelore" ]
[ "blue", "green", "orange", "purple", "silver" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=1946f97e787e91a4d3df4b3921fabee3
Giovanni, a jeweler, has taken orders from several women for custom-made rings. Using only the clues that follow, determine the price of each ring as well as the precious metal and stone used to make it.
[ "Of the piece that cost $1100 and the piece with the ruby, one is made of silver and the other is Cheri's.", "The piece made of 14k gold cost more than Natasha's piece.", "Of Hazel's ring and the piece that cost $1300, one is made of palladium and the other has the aquamarine.", "The piece that cost $1400 is made of 18k gold.", "The piece that cost $1500 isn't made of 14k gold.", "Rebecca's piece is either the piece that cost $1200 or the ring made of 18k gold.", "Hazel's piece cost 100 dollars less than the piece with the topaz.", "The ring with the diamond cost 100 dollars less than the piece with the ruby.", "The piece made of silver cost 100 dollars less than the ring with the aquamarine." ]
[ "Prices", "Customers", "Stones", "Metals" ]
[ "$1100", "$1200", "$1300", "$1400", "$1500" ]
[ "Cheri", "Elvira", "Hazel", "Natasha", "Rebecca" ]
[ "aquamarine", "amethyst", "diamond", "ruby", "topaz" ]
[ "14k gold", "18k gold", "24k gold", "palladium", "silver" ]
4x5
challenging
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Mike and Cathy are searching for a home to rent in Andover County. Using only the clues below, match each rental property to its owner, neighborhood, price and total square footage.
[ "The home that rents for $1,850/month is either the 1,225 sq ft rental or the house in Beaver Cove.", "Of the rental owned by Mitsy Lane and the 1,350 sq ft house, one rents for $975/month and the other is in Fayette.", "The rental owned by Freda Estes doesn't rent for $1,600/month.", "The home in Angelus Oaks is owned by Dan Callahan.", "The home in Fayette is 125 sq ft smaller than the home owned by Bertha Allen.", "The house in Capitola is 250 sq ft smaller than the home in Fayette.", "The rental owned by Dan Callahan rents for $1,250/month.", "The home that rents for $1,300/month is 125 sq ft larger than the home in Capitola." ]
[ "Square Footage", "Neighborhoods", "Rents", "Owners" ]
[ "1,100 sq ft", "1,225 sq ft", "1,350 sq ft", "1,475 sq ft", "1,600 sq ft" ]
[ "Angelus Oaks", "Beaver Cove", "Capitola", "Fayette", "Hamilton" ]
[ "$975/month", "$1,250/month", "$1,300/month", "$1,600/month", "$1,850/month" ]
[ "Bertha Allen", "Dan Callahan", "Edna Danish", "Freda Estes", "Mitsy Lane" ]
4x5
challenging
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Ben works at Nemo Sushi, and he needs to figure out the total bill for a number of different customers, each of whom ordered two different types of sushi rolls. Using only the clues below, match each order (two types of rolls) to its price, and determine the name of each customer.
[ "The person who ordered the spider roll, Fred, and the customer who ordered the boston roll are three different people.", "The person who ordered the california roll is either Gilbert or Virginia.", "The client who ordered the firecracker roll paid less than Ramona.", "The customer who ordered the california roll didn't order the spicy tataki roll.", "Of Ramona and the client who ordered the philadelphia roll, one ordered the volcano roll and the other paid $11.50.", "The customer who ordered the california roll paid 2 dollars less than the customer who ordered the yellowtail roll.", "The client who paid $13.50 is Fred.", "Gilbert paid 2 dollars less than the client who ordered the spider roll." ]
[ "Prices", "Rolls", "Rolls", "Customers" ]
[ "$9.50", "$11.50", "$13.50", "$15.50", "$17.50" ]
[ "boston", "california", "dynamite", "firecracker", "philadelphia" ]
[ "spicy tataki", "spicy tuna", "spider", "volcano", "yellowtail" ]
[ "Fred", "Gilbert", "Nicole", "Ramona", "Virginia" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=9a6c090a5cc65d85bf378cfdcce32309
The Brisco County Fair featured a number of local jugglers during last night's grand finale performance. Using only the clues below, match each juggler to the item he or she used on stage, and determine the order in which each performed and their home town.
[ "The five people were Trevor, the person from Avila Beach, the performer from Rio Dell, the person who went first and the juggler who went second.", "Of the juggler who used mobile phones and Katrina, one was from Avila Beach and the other went fifth.", "Lora performed sometime after the performer from Odebolt.", "The juggler who went third wasn't from Embden.", "The performer from Embden performed 2 spots after the juggler who used flashlights.", "Katrina didn't use batons.", "Daryl performed sometime after the juggler who used chainsaws.", "Of the performer who used chainsaws and Katrina, one went fourth and the other was from West Bath.", "The juggler who went second was either the juggler from West Bath or the person who used bowling pins." ]
[ "Orders", "Names", "Items", "Towns" ]
[ "first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth" ]
[ "Daryl", "Katrina", "Lora", "Trevor", "Wesley" ]
[ "batons", "bowling pins", "chainsaws", "flashlights", "mobile phones" ]
[ "Avila Beach", "Embden", "Odebolt", "Rio Dell", "West Bath" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=f48534a1980eeafa8d8018f280bda259
There are a series of mountains on the small island nation of Pen'au which soar 14,000 feet or higher into the sky. These are called the "Pen'au Fourteeners." Using only the clues below, match each mountain to its elevation (in feet), and determine who was the first to climb each mountain and when.
[ "Mt. Gillespie was first climbed by Dale Dickens.", "Mt. Mccormick was first climbed by Gerry Gamble.", "The mountain first climbed in 1914 is taller than the peak first climbed in 1863.", "The peak that is 14,730 feet tall wasn't conquered for the first time in 1914.", "Mt. Brewer is taller than Mt. Vincent.", "The mountain that is 14,340 feet tall is either the mountain first climbed in 1863 or Mt. Vincent.", "The mountain first climbed in 1914 is either the mountain first summited by Ben Beasley or the peak first summited by Gerry Gamble.", "The mountain first summited by Gerry Gamble is 260 feet shorter than the peak first summited by Ben Beasley.", "The peak first summited by Chip Carson is 130 feet shorter than Mt. Vincent.", "Of the mountain first climbed in 1926 and the peak that is 14,730 feet tall, one is Mt. Brewer and the other was first climbed by Dale Dickens.", "The mountain first climbed in 1899 is 130 feet taller than Mt. Alston." ]
[ "Heights", "Mountains", "Climbers", "Years" ]
[ "14,210", "14,340", "14,470", "14,600", "14,730" ]
[ "Mt. Alston", "Mt. Brewer", "Mt. Gillespie", "Mt. Mccormick", "Mt. Vincent" ]
[ "Ben Beasley", "Chip Carson", "Dale Dickens", "Gerry Gamble", "Leonard Lara" ]
[ "1863", "1899", "1914", "1926", "1946" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=a745fcd37a97ea756ea31555ba496a81
The Northeastern Division pairs figure skating finals were held this afternoon in Endicott City. Match each of the men to their female skating partner, and determine the song they skated to and their final total score (in points).
[ "Neither the pair that scored 26.6 points nor Olga's pair was the team that skated to Poeta Flamenco.", "Debra's pair skated to Ave Maria.", "Yuri's pair scored 3 tenths of a point higher than the team that skated to Poeta Flamenco.", "Glenda's pair didn't finish with 26.9 points.", "Debra's pair scored 3 tenths of a point higher than the team that skated to Lunatico.", "Kelly's pair didn't skate to Don Quixote.", "The pair that skated to Lunatico scored 3 tenths of a point lower than Gabriel's pair.", "Olga's pair didn't finish with 27.5 points.", "The team that skated to Ave Maria scored somewhat lower than Valentino's pair.", "The pair that scored 26.9 points was either Valentino's pair or the pair that skated to Spanish Gypsy.", "Kelly's pair scored 3 tenths of a point lower than Adrian's pair." ]
[ "Points", "Women", "Men", "Songs" ]
[ "26.3", "26.6", "26.9", "27.2", "27.5" ]
[ "Ana", "Debra", "Glenda", "Kelly", "Olga" ]
[ "Adrian", "Frank", "Gabriel", "Valentino", "Yuri" ]
[ "Ave Maria", "Don Quixote", "Lunatico", "Poeta Flamenco", "Spanish Gypsy" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=52950796d994edcc47d66803ec2bdae0
Michael Matry owns a small crop dusting business. Local farmers from all over Karab County regularly call him over to spray fertilizers or pesticides over their crops. Using only the clues below, match each of Michael's jobs this week to the correct farm and town, and determine the type of each farmer's crop.
[ "The farm that grows soy will be worked on 3 days after Hazelwood.", "The business that grows potatoes will be worked on 1 day after the one in George.", "The business in Kent is either the farm Michael will dust on June 5th or Meadowgrove.", "Lucky Star will be dusted on June 6th.", "The business in George will be worked on 1 day after the farm that grows cucumbers.", "The one in Albion will be worked on 1 day before the farm in Kent.", "Of the business that grows soy and the one in George, one is Lone Oak and the other will be dusted on June 7th.", "The farm in Milbridge will be worked on sometime after the one that grows corn.", "Tall Pines is in Milbridge." ]
[ "Days", "Farms", "Towns", "Crops" ]
[ "June 4th", "June 5th", "June 6th", "June 7th", "June 8th" ]
[ "Hazelwood", "Lone Oak", "Meadowgrove", "Lucky Star", "Tall Pines" ]
[ "Albion", "George", "Kent", "Milbridge", "Red Oak" ]
[ "cucumbers", "corn", "potatoes", "soy", "spinach" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=fe1bda7f3ca00110983dace217ad5aa6
A group of friends has gotten together for dinner, and just for fun they're comparing their "social networking" stats on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Using only the clues that follow, determine the number of friends (Facebook), followers (Twitter) and connections (LinkedIn) each person has.
[ "Neil has 20 fewer Facebook friends than Zachary.", "Of the one with 809 Twitter followers and Vickie, one has 64 LinkedIn connections and the other has 140 Facebook friends.", "The person with 809 Twitter followers has 20 fewer Facebook friends than the one with 58 LinkedIn connections.", "The person with 804 Twitter followers has 20 more Facebook friends than Neil.", "The one with 789 Twitter followers doesn't have exactly 58 LinkedIn connections.", "The one with 160 Facebook friends doesn't have exactly 50 LinkedIn connections.", "Neil doesn't have exactly 789 Twitter followers.", "Neither the person with 804 Twitter followers nor the person with 140 Facebook friends is Kari.", "Lindsey has 120 Facebook friends.", "The person with 130 Facebook friends doesn't have exactly 760 Twitter followers.", "The person with 804 Twitter followers is either Vickie or the one with 57 LinkedIn connections." ]
[ "Facebook", "Names", "LinkedIn", "Twitter" ]
[ "120", "130", "140", "150", "160" ]
[ "Kari", "Lindsey", "Neil", "Vickie", "Zachary" ]
[ "50", "57", "58", "64", "84" ]
[ "605", "760", "789", "804", "809" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=b6ceafc655e925104cd8262ad999b376
Michael Matry owns a small crop dusting business. Local farmers from all over Karab County regularly call him over to spray fertilizers or pesticides over their crops. Using only the clues below, match each of Michael's jobs this week to the correct farm and town, and determine the type of each farmer's crop.
[ "Iron Hill isn't in Milbridge.", "The five farms are Lucky Star, the business that grows corn, the business in Castaic, the business that grows soy and the business in Ollie.", "Of the farm that grows beets and the farm that grows corn, one is Hazelwood and the other will be dusted on June 6th.", "Lucky Star will be dusted on June 7th.", "The business in Santa Clara will be worked on 1 day after the farm in Castaic.", "The business Michael will dust on June 8th grows soy.", "The business in Ollie will be worked on sometime after the business in Castaic.", "The farm Michael will dust on June 4th is either Iron Hill or the one in Castaic.", "Meadowgrove, the farm in Castaic, and the farm that grows soy are three different farms.", "Lucky Star doesn't grow spinach." ]
[ "Days", "Farms", "Towns", "Crops" ]
[ "June 4th", "June 5th", "June 6th", "June 7th", "June 8th" ]
[ "Hazelwood", "Iron Hill", "Meadowgrove", "Lucky Star", "Tall Pines" ]
[ "Castaic", "Milbridge", "Ollie", "Santa Clara", "Upper Lake" ]
[ "alfalfa", "beets", "corn", "soy", "spinach" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=ce48719055f8626985a2006ea16c0298
Jack has added several new jigsaw puzzles to his sizable collection this year. Determine each puzzle's size (number of pieces), theme, issuing year and company.
[ "The jigsaw puzzle released in 1998 has 250 more pieces than the puzzle made by Perunia.", "The puzzle made by Vesem was released in 1988.", "Neither the jigsaw puzzle with 250 pieces nor the puzzle released in 1988 is the puzzle with the autumn leaves theme.", "The jigsaw puzzle released in 1989 doesn't have the autumn leaves theme.", "The jigsaw puzzle with 1250 pieces has the outer space theme.", "The jigsaw puzzle made by Irycia has 250 more pieces than the puzzle released in 1985.", "The puzzle with the city skyline theme has 500 more pieces than the jigsaw puzzle released in 1985.", "The puzzle with the coral reef theme is either the puzzle made by Perunia or the puzzle with 500 pieces.", "Neither the jigsaw puzzle with 500 pieces nor the jigsaw puzzle with the city skyline theme is the puzzle released in 1998.", "The jigsaw puzzle with the outer space theme has somewhat more than the jigsaw puzzle made by Vesem.", "The puzzle made by Kimsight doesn't have the outer space theme.", "The jigsaw puzzle made by Irycia is either the jigsaw puzzle released in 1998 or the jigsaw puzzle released in 1995." ]
[ "Pieces", "Companies", "Themes", "Years" ]
[ "250", "500", "750", "1000", "1250" ]
[ "Irycia", "Kimsight", "Perunia", "Rynir", "Vesem" ]
[ "autumn leaves", "city skyline", "coral reef", "outer space", "postage stamp" ]
[ "1985", "1988", "1989", "1995", "1998" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=8228330197c27f9a8b7e667cd6154acc
The Gerber County Paintball League has just completed its 10th season. Help the league secretary finalize this year's standings by matching each team to its color, hometown, and final ranking.
[ "The \"Color Blinds\" didn't finish third.", "The \"Pea Shooters\" finished fifth.", "The \"Oil Crew\" is either the white team or the squad from Armona.", "The group from Evansdale was ranked 1 place ahead of the \"Spray Paints\".", "The green team was ranked somewhere behind the team from Armona.", "The \"Splat Squad\" was ranked somewhere behind the \"Spray Paints\".", "The group from Forest City was ranked 3 places ahead of the group from Libertyville.", "The squad that finished fourth is either the yellow team or the squad from Armona.", "Of the \"Color Blinds\" and the group that finished first, one is from Evansdale and the other uses orange paintballs.", "The squad from Cromberg doesn't use yellow paintballs." ]
[ "Rankings", "Teams", "Colors", "Hometowns" ]
[ "first", "second", "third", "fourth", "fifth" ]
[ "Color Blinds", "Oil Crew", "Pea Shooters", "Splat Squad", "Spray Paints" ]
[ "green", "orange", "red", "white", "yellow" ]
[ "Armona", "Cromberg", "Evansdale", "Forest City", "Libertyville" ]
4x5
challenging
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A group of friends has decided to try several different weight-loss diets and exercises to see who amongst them can lose the most weight in 3 months. Using only the clues below, match each person to their total number of pounds lost, and determine the diet type they used and their preferred type of exercise.
[ "Felicia lost 2 fewer pounds than the person who started a weight lifting regimen.", "The person who lost 11 lbs didn't use the sugar-free diet.", "The friend who used the vegan diet lost 2 more pounds than the person who started a rowing regimen.", "The friend who started a cycling regimen is either Celia or the person who used the vegetarian diet.", "The dieter who started a kayaking regimen, Felicia, and Barbara are three different people.", "Felicia lost 4 fewer pounds than the person who started a rowing regimen.", "Celia used the sugar-free diet.", "Doris didn't use the dairy-free diet.", "Doris lost 4 fewer pounds than the person who started a cycling regimen." ]
[ "Pounds Lost", "Names", "Diets", "Exercises" ]
[ "3", "5", "7", "9", "11" ]
[ "Barbara", "Celia", "Doris", "Felicia", "Wesley" ]
[ "dairy-free", "low-fat", "sugar-free", "vegan", "vegetarian" ]
[ "cycling", "jogging", "kayaking", "rowing", "weight lifting" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=149a68dedd6d0c5865ec3b4f0d5dcca1
As a reward for getting an A+ on his 6th grade history exam, Alan's parents have decided to take him to a local zip line for some high-flying fun. The local adventure park offers several different zip lines. Using only the clues below, match each zip line (A, B, C, etc.) to its maximum height, speed and overall length.
[ "Line F is 50 feet shorter than the zip line with a maximum height of 55 ft.", "Line A is longer than the zip line with a maximum height of 85 ft.", "Of Line C and the line with a maximum height of 55 ft, one is 800 ft long and the other can send its riders along at a maximum speed of 30 MPH.", "The zip line that offers a maximum speed of 50 MPH doesn't have a maximum height of 70 ft.", "The line that offers a maximum speed of 25 MPH is 50 feet shorter than the one with a maximum height of 85 ft.", "Line F doesn't have a maximum height of 45 ft.", "The zip line that offers a maximum speed of 50 MPH is either Line F or the one with a maximum height of 85 ft.", "Of Line D and the 650 ft line, one reaches a height of 25 ft and the other reaches a height of 85 ft.", "The 800 ft zip line doesn't have a maximum speed of exactly 55 MPH." ]
[ "Lengths", "Zip Line", "Heights", "Max Speeds" ]
[ "650 ft", "700 ft", "750 ft", "800 ft", "850 ft" ]
[ "Line A", "Line C", "Line D", "Line E", "Line F" ]
[ "25 ft", "45 ft", "55 ft", "70 ft", "85 ft" ]
[ "25 MPH", "30 MPH", "40 MPH", "50 MPH", "55 MPH" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=af04002e8e0d8f865eb163fad69c6a02
Drissel's Tortoise Farm is a refuge for tortoises from all over the world, many of which can live to be well over 100 years of age. Using only the clues below, match each tortoise on the farm to its species and age, and determine its country of origin.
[ "Chewie isn't the two rimmed tortoise.", "Of Toredo and the 86-year-old tortoise, one is from Vietnam and the other is from Guinea.", "The animal from Guinea is 18 years older than the one from El Salvador.", "The one from Belize, the 86-year-old animal, the pitch belly tortoise and Speedy are all different animals.", "Of the one from Vietnam and the 50-year-old animal, one is named Shelly and the other is the horned tortoise.", "The pitch belly tortoise is either the 32-year-old tortoise or Shelly.", "The 32-year-old one is from Romania.", "Chewie isn't the pitch belly tortoise.", "The tortoise from Vietnam is either the 68-year-old tortoise or the ringed tortoise." ]
[ "Ages", "Tortoises", "Species", "Countries" ]
[ "14", "32", "50", "68", "86" ]
[ "Chewie", "Methuselah", "Shelly", "Speedy", "Toredo" ]
[ "armored", "horned", "pitch belly", "ringed", "two rimmed" ]
[ "Belize", "El Salvador", "Guinea", "Romania", "Vietnam" ]
4x5
challenging
https://logic.puzzlebaron.com/play.php?u2=9e40a2300ed40a9d9de298c50a432956
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