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Ultimate Logic Puzzles
Logic puzzles offer an enjoyable way of exercising those little grey cells. If you pride yourself on attention to detail and the ability to think your way around problems, this compilation of over 300 classic logic puzzles will not disappoint.
Ultimate Logic Puzzles is perfect for long car rides or hours on a plane with its oversized, spiral-bound format and easy-to-read print. This book of brain teasers provides hours of smart and challenging entertainment and makes an ideal gift for fans of problem solving and puzzles. Each puzzle contains a new scenario and a few clues for solving the corresponding logic grid.
Here are the first puzzle’s question and clues, which are followed by the logic
Sailing By
The picture below shows four leading vessels in a single-handed yacht race, which are approaching the finishing line. Can you match the position (A to D) of each yacht to the name of the man sailing it, together with his age and usual job when not sailing?
1. The yacht being sailed by Lenny (who isn’t the bus driver) is further ahead in the race than Kevin’s.
2. Kevin’s yacht is further ahead in the race than Eric’s. Eric is a surgeon and is the youngest of the four yachtsmen.
3. The 48-year-old’s vessel is one place further ahead in the race than that being sailed by the plumber.
4. The vessel sailed by the electrician is next to and between Ricky’s yacht and that being sailed by the 47-year-old man.
Ultimate Logic Puzzles is perfect for long car rides or hours on a plane with its oversized, spiral-bound format and easy-to-read print. This book of brain teasers provides hours of smart and challenging entertainment and makes an ideal gift for fans of problem solving and puzzles. Each puzzle contains a new scenario and a few clues for solving the corresponding logic grid.
Here are the first puzzle’s question and clues, which are followed by the logic
Sailing By
The picture below shows four leading vessels in a single-handed yacht race, which are approaching the finishing line. Can you match the position (A to D) of each yacht to the name of the man sailing it, together with his age and usual job when not sailing?
1. The yacht being sailed by Lenny (who isn’t the bus driver) is further ahead in the race than Kevin’s.
2. Kevin’s yacht is further ahead in the race than Eric’s. Eric is a surgeon and is the youngest of the four yachtsmen.
3. The 48-year-old’s vessel is one place further ahead in the race than that being sailed by the plumber.
4. The vessel sailed by the electrician is next to and between Ricky’s yacht and that being sailed by the 47-year-old man.
408 pages, Spiral-bound
First published August 12, 2011
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