Puzzle: Logic test
February 23, 2007 pm28 10:11 pm
- The first question whose answer is (B) is —
(A) 1 — (B) 2 — (C) 3 — (D) 4 — (E) 5 - The only two consecutive questions with identical answers are —
(A) 6 & 7 — (B) 7 & 8 — (C) 8 & 9 — (D) 9 & 10 — (E) 10 & 11 - The number of questions with answer (E) is —
(A) 0 — (B) 1 — (C) 2 — (D) 3 — (E) — 4 - The number of questions with answer (A) is —
(A) 4 — (B) 5 — (C) 6 — (D) 7 — (E) 8 - The answer to this question is the same as the answer to question —
(A) 1 — (B) 2 — (C) 3 — (D) 4 — (E) 5 - The answer to question 17 is —
(A) C — (B) D — (C) E — (D) none of the above — (E) all of the above - Alphabetically, the answer to this question and the answer to the following question are —
(A) 4 apart — (B) 3 apart — (C) 2 apart — (D) 1 apart — (E) the same - The number of questions whose answers are vowels is —
(A) 4 — (B) 5 — (C) 6 — (D) 7 — (E) 8 - The next question with the same answer as this one is question —
(A) 10 — (B) 11 — (C) 12 — (D) 13 — (E) 14 - The answer to question 16 is —
(A) D — (B) A — (C) E — (D) B — (E) C - The number of questions preceding this one with the answer (B) is —
(A) 0 — (B) 1 — (C) 2 — (D) 3 — (E) 4 - The number of questions whose answer is a consonant is —
(A) an even number — (B) an odd number — (C) a perfect square — (D) a prime — (E) divisible by 5 - The only odd numbered problem with answer (A) is —
(A) 9 — (B) 11 — (C) 13 — (D) 15 — (E) 17 - The number of questions with answer (D) is —
(A) 6 — (B) 7 — (C) 8 — (D) 9 — (E) 10 - The answer to question 12 is —
(A) A — (B) B — (C) C — (D) D — (E) E - The answer to question 10 is —
(A) D — (B) C — (C) B — (D) A — (E) E - The answer to question 6 is —
(A) C — (B) D — (C) E — (D) none of the above — (E) all of the above - The number of questions with answer A equals the number of questions with answer —
(A) B — (B) C — (C) D — (D) E — (E) none of the above - The answer to this question is —
(A) A — (B) B — (C) C — (D) D — (E) E - Standardized test : intelligence :: barometer : —
(A) temperature (only) — (B) wind velocity (only) — (C) latitude (only) — (D) longitude (only) — (E) temperature, wind velocity, latitude and longitude
Please click here to submit answers.
edit: Yes, for those of you who may have been wondering, there is a (unique) solution.
Please use the comment form, below, to ask questions, ask for clarifications, share ideas, or comment on this puzzle. —>
Source
I picked this up over ten years ago at Compuserve’s old SCIMAT forum (SIG). I don’t recall for certain, but I think a non-scientist puzzler, Bill Magaletta, submitted it. Even if I am right about Bill, I have no recollection what his ultimate source was. If you know, tell.
Can it be formatted so that it is easy to cut and paste? I wanted to print it.
I sent it, but I was able to highlight, cut and paste, directly from this screen.
I love this kind of puzzle! I passed it on to my daughter, who had fun wrestling with it, too. After she solved it, she took it in to her calculus class. “Does anybody want to try a logic puzzle?” Not even a peep of interest from the other students. She was disappointed.
1
2 D
3
4
5
6 D
7
8
9 A
10 A
11
12
13 A
14
15
16 D
17 D
18
19
20