logic grids, answer to mind teaser #1

Answer to mind teaser #1

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Example of logic grid:

How does a logic grid work in helping me answer a mind teaser?

Some mind teasers have a lot of information to consider. In this case, it is wise to consider using a logic grid. As the name suggests, it a grid you fill out based on logic. There are usually enough clues given to you to be able to solve the puzzle, which end in the format: --

For starters, here is a relatively easy one for you to have a go. You can compare your answer to the solution posted next week.

Mind teaser #2

There are 4 people - Jenny, Bob, Kate and Joseph

They each had a piece of fruit - Orange, Apple, Grapes and Banana

On a certain day - Monday, Friday, Saturday, Tuesday

Can you work out who has which fruit on which day?

Clues -

1. The person that had the orange ate it on Saturday.

2. The woman who had the apple did not eat it on Tuesday.

3. Joseph did not eat the bananas and did not eat on Friday.

4. People with O in their name did not eat the orange.

5. Bob ate his fruit on Tuesday.

6. Jenny loved eating her orange.

Answers to mind teasers - what are mind teasers?

What are Mind Teasers?

Mind teasers are mental puzzles. They are usually designed to make you think laterally. As a result, many answers to mind teasers are logical, but are usually not the first thing that pops into your head.

Mind teasers fall into many categories. Not all have answers, as not all can be answered. A good example of this is optical illusions – they cannot have an answer.

Why do mind teasers?

Mind teasers keep your mind active. An older person may find enjoyment in solving mind teasers, as it keeps their minds active. A side benefit of keeping your mind active is the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.

How do I find answers to mind teasers?

The answer to some mind teasers can be debated, and some mind teasers have multiple ‘correct’ answers. There is no one way to find answers to mind teasers. Some requires a logic-grid, some require lateral thinking, while others force you to think within constraints.

Here’s one to get you started:

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I will provide the answer to this mind teaser in a week's time. Hopefully your answer matches the one provided.