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Problem Solving Logical 6-7

The document presents five puzzles involving logical reasoning and problem-solving. Each puzzle requires deducing quantities or relationships based on given clues. The puzzles cover topics such as fruit distribution, pet ownership, growth patterns, cookie counts, and family relationships.

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Problem Solving Logical 6-7

The document presents five puzzles involving logical reasoning and problem-solving. Each puzzle requires deducing quantities or relationships based on given clues. The puzzles cover topics such as fruit distribution, pet ownership, growth patterns, cookie counts, and family relationships.

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Puzzle 1: The Fruit Basket

I have a basket of fruit containing apples, bananas, and oranges.

 The number of apples is more than the number of bananas.


 The number of bananas is more than the number of oranges.
 The number of oranges is less than 5.

If there are 10 pieces of fruit in total, how many of each fruit do I have?

Puzzle 2: The Pet Show

Three friends - Sarah, Ben, and Maya - have a dog, a cat, and a fish.

 Sarah does not have the dog or the fish.


 Ben does not have the cat.
 Maya does not have the dog.

Which pet does each friend have?

Puzzle 3: The Magic Tree

A magic tree doubles in height every day. After 10 days, the tree is 64 feet tall.

On which day was the tree half as tall (32 feet)?

Puzzle 4: The Cookie Jar

Mia and Liam see a jar of cookies on the counter.

 Mia says, "If I take one more cookie, I will have twice as many as you!"
 Liam says, "If I take one more cookie, I will have the same number as you!"

How many cookies does each person have?

Puzzle 5: The Family Photo

Look at this family picture. I see a grandfather, a grandmother, two fathers, two mothers, four
children, three grandchildren, two brothers, two sisters, two sons, two daughters, one father-
in-law, one mother-in-law, and one daughter-in-law.

What is the smallest number of people that could be in the picture?

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