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Only True Problem-Solving Experts Will Complete This Advanced Logic Test Without Any Mistakes

Think you have a sharp mind? Part 2 of our Logic Test Quiz is here to put your reasoning skills to the ultimate test.

From number puzzles and sequences to tricky riddles and brain teasers, every question will make you think twice. Whether you breeze through them or scratch your head, this quiz is perfect for anyone who loves a mental challenge. Solve carefully, watch your assumptions, and see if you can make it to a perfect score.

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Trivia•Logic Text: Part 2

Stack of red and blue blocks arranged in alternating order, illustrating a logic puzzle with seven blocks total.

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1.A stack of blocks is made by alternating red and blue blocks, starting with red on top. If there are 7 blocks in total, how many blue blocks are there?

A simple 3D white rectangular prism on a gradient orange-yellow background representing a rectangle shape concept.

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2.A rectangle is 3 times as long as it is wide. If the width is 4 cm, what is the perimeter?

Coin flipping on a smooth surface representing probability and logic concepts in a black and white photo.

Joey Kyber

3.You flip a coin three times. What is the probability that you get exactly two heads?

Crates of fresh apples, bananas, pineapples, and papayas displayed at a fruit market stall.

Magda Ehlers

4.A shop sells apples at $2 each and bananas at $1 each. If a customer buys 5 fruits for $7 total, how many apples did they buy?

Sequence of numbers 2, 4, 6, 8 displayed in bold on a pink to yellow gradient background representing pattern logic.

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5.The pattern goes 2, 4, 6, 8,… What is the 10th term?

Close-up of an ace of spades card on a black surface illustrating logic puzzle three cards A B and C.

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6.Three cards - A, B, C - each show a number. A says “B is even.” B says “C is odd.” C says “A is even.” Exactly one statement is true. If C shows 3, which statement is true?

Three siblings sitting in a row, with Ben refusing to sit at either end, showing logic puzzle concept.

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7.Three siblings - Ben, Ana, and Cal - sit in a row of three chairs. Ben refuses to sit at either end. If Ana sits on the right end, who is in the middle?

Close-up of blue marbles with swirls, illustrating probability and random drawing of blue marbles from a bag.

Bruno Scramgnon

8.A bag contains 2 red and 3 blue marbles. You draw one marble at random. What is the probability it is blue?

Digital clock showing time 2:20 with blue LED digits on a black background for logic text time addition question.

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9.A digital clock shows the time as 02:20. If you add 40 minutes, what will the clock read?

Three friends waving hands, representing logic text puzzle about Sam, Pri, Lee, and their drinks tea, coffee, or water.

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10.Three friends - Sam, Pri, and Lee - each ordered a different drink: tea, coffee, or water. Sam didn’t order coffee, and Pri didn’t order water. Which drink did Lee order?

Wooden numbers scattered on a red background representing logic text consecutive even integers math problem.

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11.Three numbers are consecutive even integers. The sum of the smallest and largest is 44. What’s the middle number?

Four students with different subjects including history, math, science, and art in a logic text puzzle.

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12.Four students - Nina, Leo, Sam, and Ella - each study a different subject: history, math, science, or art. Nina studies a subject that starts with the same letter as her name. Sam studies neither science nor art. Leo studies math. Who studies history?

Brown square cardboard box on a beige surface illustrating the concept of doubled side length and area increase factor.

Ron Lach

13.A square has its sides doubled in length. By what factor does its area increase?

Number 5 displayed in bold black font on a green gradient background, related to logic text family sibling problem.

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14.In a family of five, every boy has twice as many siblings as brothers. How many boys are in the family?

Beige woven hat with a brown band, isolated on brown background, illustrating logic text about marble probability.

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15.A hat contains 3 red marbles, 2 blue marbles, and 1 green marble. You draw one marble, note its color, and do not put it back. What is the probability the second marble you draw is red?

Digital clock displaying palindromic time 12:21, example of reversed digits in a 12-hour format.

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16.A digital clock shows the same digits in reverse order every 12 hours (for example, 12:21). What is the next palindromic time after 3:43?

Three friends Alex, Jordan, and Casey shown as emoji faces, related to the logic puzzle about who bought the banana

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17.Three friends - Alex, Jordan, and Casey - each bought a different fruit: an apple, a banana, or a pear. Alex didn’t buy the apple, and Jordan didn’t buy the pear. Who bought the banana?

Farmer emoji wearing a straw hat holding fresh carrots, representing cows and chickens in a logic math problem.

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18.A farmer has chickens and cows; altogether they have 20 heads and 56 legs. How many cows are there?

Four friends represented by diverse emoji faces solving a logic puzzle about colored shirts and names.

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19.Four friends - Mia, Noah, Liam, and Zoe - each wear a different colored shirt: red, blue, green, or yellow. Mia isn’t wearing green or yellow. Noah isn’t wearing blue. Zoe isn’t wearing red. What color shirt is Liam wearing?

A 3 by 1 arrangement of tiles with one red tile in the center and blue tiles on either side.

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20.A 3×1 arrangement of tiles must contain exactly one red tile and two blue tiles. You’re told the red tile is not on either end. Which of the following arrangements (left→right) is valid?

Four runners in a race with no ties, representing logic text puzzle to determine who finished second.

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21.Four runners - Anna, Ben, Cara and Dan - finished a race with no ties. Anna finished before Ben but after Cara; Dan finished last. Who finished second?

A lamp controlled by two switches casting light and shadow on a textured wall in a dark room.

George Becker

22.A lamp with two switches is controlled so that flipping either switch toggles the lamp (on↔off). Initially the lamp is off. You flip Switch A, then Switch B, then Switch A again. Is the lamp on or off?

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