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  • Here is snippet of section A of the curious multiple-choice entrance exam into the exclusive Puzzlefry puzzle club.

     

    1. The first question with B as the correct answer is:

    A. 1
    B. 4
    C. 3
    D. 2

    2. The answer to Question 4 is:

    A. D
    B. A
    C. B
    D. C

    3. The answer to Question 1 is:

    A. D
    B. C
    C. B
    D. A

    4. The number of questions which have D as the correct answer is:

    A. 3
    B. 2
    C. 1
    D. 0

    5. The number of questions which have B as the correct answer is:
    A. 0
    B. 2
    C. 3
    D. 1

     

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  • After the recent Puzzle  annual marathon, the judges were comparing notes to determine who finished where. From their notes, can you help them to reconstruct the final result?

    • Matthew Merryman beat Tom Trent and Jimmy James.
    • Peter Piper beat Jimmy James, Tom Trent and Alan Ardman.
    • Zach Zebra lost to Peter Piper.
    • Graham Goodfellow beat Tom Trent
    • Zach Zebra beat Frank Flintbone.
    • Graham Goodfellow lost to Frank Flintbone and Peter Piper.
    • Tom Trent beat Brian Brick.
    • Alan Ardman beat Zach Zebra, Kevin Kingfisher and Graham Goodfellow.
    • Kevin Kingfisher lost to Graham Goodfellow and Matthew Merryman.
    • Brian Brick beat Kevin Kingfisher.
    • Matthew Merryman lost to Alan Ardman and Zach Zebra.
    • Frank Flintbone beat Tom Trent, Matthew Merryman and Brian Brick.
    • Tom Trent lost to Jimmy James and Alan Ardman.
    • Jimmy James beat Graham Goodfellow and Brian Brick.
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  • At the recent spring fete, four keen gardeners were displaying their fine roses.

    In total there were four colours and each rose appeared in two colours.

    From the clues below can you tell who had which colour roses?

    • Mr Green had a yellow rose.
    • Mr Yellow did not have a red one.
    • Mr Red had a blue rose but not a green one.
    • Mr Blue did not have a yellow one.
    • One person with a red rose also had a green one.
    • One person with a yellow rose also had a blue one.
    • One of the persons with a green rose had no red.
    • Neither of the persons with a yellow rose had a green one.
    • No person has two roses of the same colour.
    • No two persons had the same two colour roses and their names provide no clues.
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  • The king’s only children, Abel, Benjamin and Paula, went into the forest with their friend, the elderly Sir Kay. They wanted to try their skill with their bows and arrows. Each of them started with same number of arrows.
    When all the arrows had been shot, it was discovered that:

    1. Sir Kay brought down more game than Princess Paula.
    2. Prince Benjamin captured more than Sir Kay.
    3. Princess Paula’s arrows went truer than Prince Abel’s.

    Who was the best marksman that day?

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  • Meanwhile, back at the castle, the ogre found that the
    boots he had picked at random from his dark storeroom
    were all six-league boots. He threw them back. He
    needed seven-league boots so that he could cover more
    territory.
    If in that dark storeroom he had four six-league boots
    and eight seven-league boots, how many boots did he
    have to pull out to make sure he had a pair of sevenleague
    boots?

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  • The king had his doubts about his sons’ fighting
    skills, and so he sent his two eldest to the court magidan
    for potions to help fight the ogre.
    The magician kept his magic hidden, mindful of the
    danger of his potent potion falling into the wrong
    hands. In a secret but inconvenient compartment in his
    laboratory, he hoarded:
    1. four ogre-fighters
    2. three dragon-destroyers
    3. two evil wizard-vanquishers
    How many potions did he have to reach for in order
    to make sure that he could give an ogre-fighter to each
    of the king’s two sons?

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  • To enlist the help of the other kingdoms, the king talked to the queen about inviting neighboring royalty to dinner. This put the queen into a royal snit. Theirs was not a very wealthy kingdom and the royal dinnerware was in a disgraceful condition. Apart from ordinary dishes for everyday use, all that the royal pantry contained were a few dinner plates of three different
    dinner patterns:
    1. five silver ones with birds
    2. six crystal with seashells
    3. seven gold with the royal crest
    They were all stored in disarray on a very dark top shelf of the royal pantry. Only those would be suitable for entertaining other royalty.
    If the queen didn’t want to climb up to the top shelf twice, how many dinner plates would she have to take down to be sure she had matching dinner plates for herself, her royal spouse, and for the neighbouring king and queen?

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  • The local king, determined to defend his kingdom from that wicked ogre, sent his two eldest sons to the court swordsmith.
    The swordsmith kept a supply of special ogrefighters (four daggers, three swords and two axes) locked in a chest. The two princes insisted on having the same kind of weapon.
    How many weapons did the swordsmith have to take out of the chest to be sure he could meet the demands of the princes?

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  • Planning to roam the countryside and prey upon its
    defenseless people, the ogre reached into his dark
    closet. There he had stored four six-league boots and
    eight seven-league boots. How many boots did he have
    to pull out of the closet to make sure he had a pair that
    matched?

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  • On the day before the spacecraft was to return to
    Earth, the Martians held a dinner party for the crew. In
    all there were eight at the table: Aken, Bal, Mun, Mark,
    Wora, Jones, Rider and Smith.
    a. One was a history buff.
    b. One was a whiz at math.
    c. One was very tall.
    d. One was Aken’s friend.
    e. One had yellow feathers.
    f. One was a pilot.
    g. One was a rock collector.
    h. One spoke a number of languages.
    1. The person who was Aken’s friend sat directly
    opposite Mark.
    2. Wora sat between the math whiz and Aken’s
    friend.
    3. The tall one sat opposite Wora, with Aken to her
    left.
    4. Smith, who had no real friends among the group,
    sat to the right of Mun who towered over the rest
    of the group.
    5. The one who had yellow feathers sat opposite Bal,
    between Mun and the one who spoke a number of
    languages.
    6. Jones was to the right of the rock collector and
    opposite the pilot who was next to Rider.
    Who was Aken’s friend?

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