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Practice Problems for Sixth Grade Logic 6P-15)
Answer: Grandfather-lumber mill; Father-railroader; Uncle-conservationist;
Cousin-author; Grandmother-mayor; Mother-antique dealer; Aunt-dairy farmer While
working on her family tree, Bonnie discovered some members of her family were
involved in interesting occupations. Bonnie's cousin, aunt, uncle, mother,
father, grandmother, and grandfather are a mayor, dairy farmer, antique dealer,
author, conservationist, railroader, and a lumber mill worker. ü
The mayor is married to the man who runs the lumber mill. ü
Ruth runs the dairy farm in Wisconsin. ü
Jerry is Nancy's mother. ü
The author is the niece of the railroader. ü
The lady who sells antiques is the daughter of the mayor and the wife of the
railroader. ü
Father is not a conservationist. And he does not run a lumber mill.
Explain in
detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-14)
Answer: Mack-grandfather; Pearl-grandmother; Eugene-uncle; Jack-father;
Maxine-mother; Nancy-cousin; Judy-aunt While
working on her family tree, Bonnie mixed up some of the names. From what she
knows, however, she is sure she can put them back in the correct order. Mack,
Pearl, Eugene, Jack, Maxine, Nancy, and Judy are Bonnie's cousin, aunt, uncle,
mother, father, grandmother, and grandfather. ü
Bonnie knows her mother is Maxine. ü
Jack and Eugene are brothers. ü
Nancy is Judy's daughter ü
Pearl is the mother of the two sisters. ü
Maxine never met Eugene. Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-13)
Answer:
Bonnie Oct.25th; Tonia July 22nd; Keith Aug 22nd;
Randy April 3rd; Marcia Dec.9th; Jack Dec.4th;
Maxine Nov.27th; Kathy Oct 31st Bonnie,
Tonia, Keith, Randy, Jack, Maxine, Marcia, and Kathy have birthdays on November
27, December 4, October 25, August 22, April 3, December 9, July 22, and October
31. Match them. ü
Tonia always went swimming at the river on her birthday. ü
Maxine's birthday is exactly a week before Jack's. ü
The trees are turning beautiful colors on Bonnie's birthday. ü
Everyone celebrates on Kathy's birthday. ü
Keith's birthday is exactly one month after Tonia's. ü
Marcia's birthday is celebrated last. Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-12)
Answer: 1st
Eagles Kevin; 2nd Tigers Matthew; 3rd Wildcats Steve; 4th
Indians David Kevin,
David, Matthew, and Steve, whose teams are the Eagles, the Wildcats, the
Indians, and the Tigers, recently placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in the
basketball tournament. Use the clues below to match the players, teams, and how
they placed in the tournament. ü
The Wildcats placed ahead of David's team but behind the Tigers. ü
Matthew thinks his team could have placed higher with a little more effort. ü
The Eagles scored ahead of Matthew's team and Matthew's team placed ahead of
Steve's. ü
Kevin is not a Tiger. Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-11)
Answer:
Kendra Langley - cinnamon sticks; Laura Dotzler - ginger; Serena Staimes -
honeysuckle; Traci Hidalgo - sage leaves; Cheryl Baz - rose petals; Lisa Andrews
- lemon peels Kendra,
Laura, Serena, Traci, Cheryl, and Lisa, whose last names are Dotzler, Baz,
Andrews, Langley, Staimes, and Hidalgo, are collecting the following items to
make a potpourri: rose petals,
ginger, honeysuckle blossoms, sage leaves, lemon peels, and a cinnamon stick.
Sniff your way through the clues to see what each girl contributed. ü
Kendra and Dotzler went to the store to see if they could purchase spices. ü
Serena and Baz and Traci went to a neighbor's garden to collect blossoms and
leaves. ü
Andrews has to find lemon peels. ü
The girl looking for cinnamon and Dotzler collected their ingredients before any
of the others. ü
Hidalgo has to cut her leaves in half ü
Cheryl and Staimes had to dry their blossoms. ü
Baz pricked her finger on a thorn while gathering flowers. Laura and Lisa found
a Band-Aid for her. ü
Lisa, the person with ginger, and the person with honeysuckle all three live in
the country ü
Serena and Hidalgo are cousins. Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-10)
Answer: Mr. Sanchez Each
member of the Sanchez family always sits in the same place at dinner. The
Sanchez children are Juan, Isabel, Maria, and Ramon. Mrs. Sanchez sits opposite
Mr. Sanchez. Juan sits opposite Maria. Ramon sits on Mr. Sanchez's right. Maria
sits on Mrs. Sanchez's left. Who sits to the right of Juan?
Explain in
detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-9)
Answer: Akiko-yellow; Betty-blue; Clara-white; Eve-green Five
girls were walking to the park. They were all wearing blouses of different
colors. Akiko, Betty, Clara, Dana, and Eve wore blouses that were red, green,
glue, white and yellow. Clara doesn't own a green blouse. Dana hates the colors
green and yellow. Betty's blouse was either red or blue. Akiko's blouse was
neither green nor white. Clara walked between the girl with the yellow blouse
and the girl with the blue blouse. Dana's blouse was red. What color blouse did
each of the other girls wear? Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-8)
Answer: Gary-Carol; Bob-Sue; Dan-Jeanette; Frank-Arlene Four
married couples went to the theater last week. The wives' names were Carol, Sue,
Jeanette, and Arlene. The husbands' names were Dan, Bob, Gary, and Frank. Bob
and Jeanette are brother and sister. Jeanette and Frank were once engaged, but
they broke up when Jeanette met her husband. Arlene has a brother and a sister,
but her husband is an only child. Carol is married to Gary. Who is married to
whom? Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-7)
Answer: Adam, Laurie, Scott, Allen Laurie,
Allan, Scott, and Adam all entered their pet frogs in a distance-jumping
contest. Laurie's frog finished ahead of Allen's, but was not first. Scott's
frog finished behind Laurie's, but was not last. In what order did the frogs
finish? Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-6)
Answer: Myra-yellow; Nancy-blue; Orville-red Myra,
Nancy, and Orville each brought their lunch to school in a metal lunchbox. One
lunchbox was blue with one cookie inside, one was yellow with two cookies
inside, and one was red with three cookies inside. Which lunchbox belongs to
which child? (1) Myra had more cookies than Nancy (2) Orville's lunchbox is not
blue. (3) The yellow lunchbox belongs to a girl.
Explain in
detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P5)
Answer: Ruiz-electrician; Johnson-plumber; Lee-grocer The
electrician, plumber, and grocer in a small town are Ruiz, Johnson, and Lee. Lee
lives next door to the plumber. The electrician is Lee's daughter. Ruiz and the
plumber were on the school debating team back in high school. Which job does
each person have? Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-4)
Answer: order: lions, tigers, monkeys, foxes There
are four animal cages along a straight path at the zoo: the monkeys, the lions,
the tigers, and the foxes. The monkeys are between the tigers and the foxes. The
tigers are between the lions and the monkeys. The lions are first. Sketch the
path and show the four cages. Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-3)
Answer: child #8 & #10 There
were 10 children standing in a straight line. The 5th child switched places with
the 8th child. Then the 8th child switched places with the 10th
child. Finally, the l0th child switched places with the 5th child. Which of the
children are not standing in the same place as when they started?
Explain in
detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-2)
Answer: Roger won the calculator, Sally won the book, and Tom won the ruler There
were three prizes given at the Arithmetic Contest: a calculator, a book, and a
ruler. The winners were Roger, Sally, and Tom. 1. Tom did not win the
calculator. 2. Sally won the book. Who won each prize?
Explain in
detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures. 6P-1) Mort
said that he has more coins than his sister, Ruth. So, he has more money than
she does. Is he right? Why or why not? Explain
in detail how you found your answer using words, numbers, and/or pictures.
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