Quiz Can You Answer These Logic Questions

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If a rooster lays an egg on the roof it will roll…

Consider the biological differences between male and female chickens when it comes to laying eggs. What role does gender play in this ability?
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Nothing would happen because roosters can't lay eggs. Only hens, which are female chickens, have the ability to lay eggs, while roosters are male and do not possess that capability.

If a doctor gives you three pills and tells you to take one now and the other two a half-hour apart, when would you take the third?

Pay attention to the timing intervals between each dose. If you start now, how long will it take to complete the sequence of taking all three pills?
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You would take the first pill now, the second one thirty minutes later, and the third pill thirty minutes after that. This means the third pill would be taken one hour after the first.

Before Mount Everest was discovered, which was the tallest on Earth?

Think about whether something needs to be discovered to exist. Would a mountain’s height change if no one knew it was there yet?
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Even though Mount Everest hadn't been discovered yet, that doesn’t mean it was any smaller or didn’t exist. As long as it was there, it remained the tallest mountain.

Two fathers and two sons go fishing. Each man catches a fish, but they only return with three fish, and none were thrown back or eaten. How is this possible?

Consider how a family can have both fathers and sons without needing more than three people. How could two fathers and two sons be part of the same group?
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The three men include a son, his father, and his grandfather. The grandfather and father are both fathers, while the father and son are both sons, all fishing together in the same boat.

If you have two US coins that add up to 30 cents and one of them is not a nickel, what are the two coins?

Think about the wording carefully. If one coin is not a nickel, what does that imply about the other coin? What combination of coins could total 30 cents?
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Only ONE of the coins isn’t a nickel, which means the other one can be a nickel. Therefore, the two coins would be a quarter and a nickel, adding up to 30 cents.

If six foxes catch six hens in six minutes, how many foxes would be needed to catch 60 hens in 60 minutes?

Consider the relationship between the number of foxes, hens, and the time taken. If six foxes can catch six hens in a short period, how does that scale up when both the number of hens and the time increase by the same factor?
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Since six foxes can catch six hens in six minutes, if you multiply that by 10, the same six foxes will be able to catch 60 hens in 60 minutes.

If you’re in a race and pass the second place person, what place are you in?

Think about the order of runners in a race. If you overtake someone in second place, what position do you actually take? What must you do to achieve first place?
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If you’re in a race and you pass the person in second place, that doesn’t mean you’re in first. Instead, you become the new second-place runner. You still need to overtake one more person to take first place.

How many animals of each gender did Noah bring on the ark?

Consider the significance of gender in animal reproduction. How would bringing one of each gender help ensure the continuation of the species after the flood?
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Although Noah may have brought two of each animal onto the ark, he only brought one of each gender. This way, the animals would be able to reproduce and repopulate the world.

70, 68, 64, 58, X, 40. Which number is letter X?

Think about how each term in the sequence is generated. What operation involves the previous number and its position that leads to the next number? Can you figure out the specific calculation for the first term?
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You arrive at each number in the sequence by subtracting 2 times the previous number's position from the previous number. For example, 4 times 2 minus 58 is 58 minus 8, which equals 50.

An aquarium has 12 fish and all but 9 die. How many live fish are left in the tank?

Pay attention to the phrase "all of them but 9." What does that imply about the number of fish that are still alive? Can you find the answer without doing any calculations?
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This is a tricky one. If an aquarium has 12 fish and all but 9 die, that means there are 9 surviving fish. There's no need for any calculations.

If there are 100 Skittles are in a bowl and their colors are red, green, and yellow. 2/5 are yellow and 1/4 are green. How many are red?

Consider the fractions of Skittles for each color. How can you determine the total number of Skittles based on the quantities of yellow and green? What does that tell you about the number of red Skittles?
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If 2/5 of the Skittles are yellow, that means there are 40 yellow Skittles. If 1/4 are green, then there are 25 green Skittles. Therefore, if 65 Skittles aren’t red, there must be 35 red Skittles.

Sam’s parents have five kids. Four are named Bob, Billy, Ben, and Barb. What’s the fifth child’s name?

Re-examine the question closely. Are there any names mentioned that could help you identify the total number of children? Pay attention to any details that might reveal the answer!
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If you read the question again, you'll notice that the person named Sam is one of the children and is, therefore, the fifth child's name. This detail can be easy to overlook if you're not paying close attention.

If you take three pears from 10, how many do you have?

Think about ownership. If you take a certain number of items from a larger group, what does that mean for your possession? Does the original number of items matter in determining what you have?
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If there are 10 pears and you take 3, you now have three pears. It wasn’t specified that all 10 pears belonged to you initially, but now you do have 3!

Although some months have 30 days and others have 31, how many have 28?

Consider the number of days in each month. If February has 28 days, what can you infer about the other months? Do they also have 28 days or more?
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Although February may be the only month that typically has 28 days, it isn’t the only month with 28 days. All 12 months have at least 28 days.

How many annual birthdays does the average woman have?

Think about how birthdays are counted over time. If the question changes from a yearly average to a lifetime average, how would that affect the total number of birthdays?
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Each female has an average of one birthday per year, and the same goes for every man. If the question were about how many birthdays a woman has on average in her lifetime, the answer would be different.

A girl who loves pink had a one-story pink house, pink clothes, pink hair, and pink furniture. What color are her stairs?

Consider the type of house mentioned. How does the structure of her home influence the potential answer? What would be the implication of living in a one-story house?
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If this woman lived in a house with stairs, the answer would likely be pink. However, since it's stated that she only lives in a one-story house, she doesn’t have any stairs at all.

A father, son, and grandfather walk into a bar and order an iced tea. What is the least number of iced teas ordered?

Think about the roles that family members can play. If one person can represent multiple roles in a family, what is the minimum number of drinks they might need?
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The minimum number of iced teas they could have ordered is 1. This is because the person walking in could be a grandfather, who is also both a father and a son.

If a growing peanut falls from the tree and the wind is blowing to the South which way will it fall?

Consider where different types of plants grow. If you think about how peanuts develop, what type of environment do they thrive in?
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A growing peanut would never fall from a tree because peanuts grow underground, not on trees. Have you ever seen a peanut tree? We didn’t think so.

How many seconds do you have in a year?

Think about how many months are in a year. What unique day occurs in each month that could lead to a specific count throughout the year?
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You have 12 different seconds each year because each month has a second day, and there are 12 months in a year. For example, January 2, February 2, March 2, April 2, and so on

What’s the capital of the United States?

Consider the historical significance of a city that serves as the capital. What role did it play in the formation of the United States, and who is it named after? What impact does this have on its popularity today?
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Named after George Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. It was established after the American Revolution as the seat of government for the new independent nation and is now one of the most visited cities in the world.

A farmer has five haystacks in one field and four haystacks in another. How many haystacks would he have if he combined them all in one field?

Think about what happens when multiple items are brought together into one place. If all the haystacks are combined, how many would remain? What does "combining" mean in this context?
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If he combined all of his haystacks into one field, he would have only one haystack. This is because he is merging all of them into a single stack in that field.

Who is bigger: Mr. Bigger, Mrs. Bigger, Aunty Bigger or their baby?

Consider the perspective of size: who might appear smaller but holds a unique distinction in this context?
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While you might think that one of the adults is the biggest, the answer is actually the baby because he is a “little bigger.”

What are the letters in the following sequence: J, F, M, A, M, J, J, A, __, __, __

Think about the first letters of the last three months of the year. What do they spell out?
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The answer is S, O, N, as these letters represent the first letter of each month from September, October, to November.

Which is heavier? A pound of feathers of a pound of rocks?

Consider the relationship between the weights of feathers and rocks. If you have one pound of each, do they weigh the same, even if their volumes differ?
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Neither weighs more than the other. Although it takes a much larger quantity of feathers to equal the weight of a pound of rocks, if both weigh a pound, they have the same weight.

A plane crashed on the border or Canada and the United States, where do they bury the survivors?

Think about the term "survivors" in the context of a plane crash. What happens to those who survive?
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If a plane crashes on the border of two countries, it shouldn't matter where you bury survivors, because you don't bury survivors! The more relevant question is where to bury the deceased.

A person knows the score before any football game, how can they do this?

Consider the score of a football game at the very start. What is it before any points are scored?
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Anyone can know the score of a football game before it starts. This doesn’t mean they know the final score of every game, but the score at the beginning of each game is always zero to zero.

Which travels faster? Hot or cold?

Think about common phrases related to temperature. What do people often say when they get sick, and how does it relate to hot and cold?
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If you think outside the box, hot is faster than cold because you can "catch a cold." Nobody has ever heard of anyone catching a hot, right?

You’re on a bridge and you see a boat full of people but there isn’t a single person on board. How is this possible?

Consider the meaning of the word "single" in the context of relationships. What does it imply about the people on the boat?
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The people on the boat are indeed present. However, there isn’t a "single" person on board because everyone on the boat is married and thus not single.

How many times does the letter “A” appear from 0-100

Think about the words used to spell numbers. Are there any numbers from zero to one hundred that contain the letter "A"?
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If you spell out each number from 0 to 100, you will find that there isn't a single number in that range that contains the letter "A."

Lizards are…

Consider the characteristics of certain animals. What features do lizards share with other animals like snakes and turtles that categorize them together?
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Lizards are reptiles, a class of animals characterized by their scaly skin. They are cold-blooded and are born on land. Reptiles include animals such as crocodiles, snakes, lizards, and turtles.

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