Crayon Puzzle
1,435.0K Views
Four friends Tom, Jim, Susan and Dora have 8 crayons in total which are two in each color – red, green, blue and yellow. While playing they have mixed up their crayons. All we know is each of the friends owned 2 crayons but none of them had crayons of same color.
One of the friends had a yellow and a blue crayon and another had a green and a blue crayon. Tom didn’t have a yellow crayon. Susan had a green crayon but not a red one. Jim had a yellow crayon. Dora had a blue but not a green one.
Which crayons belong to which friends?
Answer: Tom had a red and green crayon.
Susan had a green and blue crayon.
Jim had a yellow and red crayon.
Dora had a blue and yellow crayon.
Your Answer
More puzzles to try-
Heir and impostor
After the king dies, two men, the true heir and an impostor, both claim to be his long-lost son. Both ...Read More »Clock & time riddle
A stopped clock gives the exact time twice a day, while a normally running (but out of sync) clock will ...Read More »How many pictures?
A group of ten people are being photographed. The photographer places them into ten different positions. He continues to shuffle ...Read More »34+89=400 Matchstick Equation Puzzle
Correct the equation by moving one matchstick 34+89=400 As given in the matchstick equation (34+89=400) in the above diagram, move ...Read More »Dollar and Cents
A dollar & a half = thirty five-cents, Yes or No ?Read More »Unique Room Riddle
Which room has no windows, no furniture and nobody lives in it ?Read More »Black or Brown Gloves
Mr. Brown has 8 black gloves and 8 brown gloves in his closet. He blindly picks up some gloves from ...Read More »Fly and mosquito
How is a fly different from a mosquito?Read More »Family Relation puzzle
How will you call your mother’s brother’s brother in law?Read More »The Death Riddle
Beulah died in the Appalachians while Craig died at sea. Everyone was much happier with Craigs death. Why?Read More »You can write riddle
You can write it, you can speak it, you can expose it, you can break it. What is it?Read More »Count The Triangles
Can you count the number of triangles in the given picture?Read More »Who is he?
A man says,”Brothers and sisters, have I none, but that man’s father is my father’s son.” Who is that man??Read More »Falls yet never break
What breaks yet never falls, and what falls yet never breaks?Read More »Alive we sing
When it is alive we sing, when it is dead we clap our hands. What is it?Read More »Rose, Lily and Jasmine
Rose, Lily and Jasmine decided to buy flowers for their moms on Mother’s Day. One of them bought lilies, the ...Read More »Let’s decode!!
Here’s a new kind of coded puzzle for you to try – a cryptolist! The list of words below all ...Read More »Crossing Boarder
A man who lived in Mexico wanted to cross the Mexico/America border. The bridge which he is to cross is ...Read More »2nd smallest number puzzle
There is 38 numbers. What is the least number of comparison needed to find the 2nd smallest out of them?Read More »Chemist murder investigation riddle
A very famous chemist was found murdered in his kitchen today. The police have narrowed it down to six suspects. ...Read More »
Accenture Interview PuzzlesAdobe Interview PuzzlesAge RiddleAkbar Birbal PuzzlesAlgorithm PuzzlesAlphabet riddleAmazon Interview PuzzlesAnalytical MathematicsAptitude PuzzleBank PuzzlesBetting PuzzlesBrain TeasersCalendar PuzzlesCards PuzzlesChess Board PuzzleChess PuzzlesChristmas Puzzlecipher PuzzleCivil Services PuzzleClock time puzzleCognizant Interview PuzzlesCoins PuzzleComputational PuzzleconundrumCoronavirus PuzzleCoupondunia Interview PuzzleCritical Thinking Puzzledata analyticsData Structure Interview QuestionsDecode PuzzleDetective PuzzlesDice PuzzleDictionary Riddlesdifficult riddleEasy Math puzzlesEasy puzzlesEinstein puzzleEnglish RiddleFamily Tree Puzzlefamous puzzleFill in the blanks riddlesFinding Killer RiddlesFlipkart interview puzzlesFunny RiddlesGeneral KnowledgeGeographical PuzzleGoogle Code Jam 2014Google Interview PuzzlesGRE PuzzleHard Puzzle
