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Quiz about Mixed Logic 3
Quiz about Mixed Logic 3

Mixed Logic 3 Trivia Quiz


Here are yet some more questions to test your logic. (Living in Norway, English is not my native language. Please, let me know if any of the questions or answers should be phrased differently.)

A multiple-choice quiz by mikkemus1. Estimated time: 24 mins.
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Author
mikkemus1
Time
24 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
55,056
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Impossible
Avg Score
2 / 10
Plays
8185
Question 1 of 10
1. There are 5 animals, A, B, C, D and E. Each animal is either a wolf or a dog. The dogs always speak the truth, and the wolves always speak lies. A says that B is a dog. C says that D is a wolf. E says that A is a dog. B says that C is a wolf. D says that B and E are of different species. How many wolves are there? Write only the number.

Answer: (A number between 0 and 9)
Question 2 of 10
2. After you burn down a candle, you get a stub. By using 6 stubs, you can make a new candle. You have 1001 stubs, how many new candles can you make? Write only the number.

Answer: (A Number .. a three digit number)
Question 3 of 10
3. Joan and Jane are sisters. Jean is Joan's daughter and 12 years younger than her aunt. Joan is twice as old as Jean. Four years ago, Joan was the same age as Jane is now, and Jane was twice as old as her niece was then. How old is Jean? Write only the number.

Answer: (A Number .. a two digit number)
Question 4 of 10
4. There are two large bottles, one containing 10 litres of orange-juice, and the other containing 10 litres of apple-juice. You pour 1 litre orange-juice to the bottle containing apple-juice, and then you pour 1 litre back to the bottle containing orange-juice. There are plenty of room in both bottles. Will there be more orange-juice in the apple-juice, or more apple-juice in the orange-juice, or will the amount be the same? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. What's the exact opposite of 'not in'?

Answer: (One Word)
Question 6 of 10
6. There's a secret number. It has three digits. The sum of the digits multiplied by 36 equals the number. If you multiply the first digit by 7 and then add 9 you'll get the same as the sum of the two other digits multiplied with 5. If you multiply the second digit with 8 and then subtract 9, you'll get the same as the sum of the first and third digits. What's the number?

Answer: (A Number .. a three digit number)
Question 7 of 10
7. I'm planting bushes, and I want to plant them in a square. In my first attempt to do this, I saw that I had 39 bushes too many. I then tried to add one row and one column, but then I saw that I had 50 bushes too few. How many bushes did I have? Write only the number.

Answer: (A Number .. a four digit number)
Question 8 of 10
8. Two boys are standing 20 miles apart. They each have a bike, and begin to drive their bikes at the same time at 10 mph towards each other. The moment they start, a fly sitting on one of the boys nose, begins to fly towards the other boy at 15 mph. The moment it reaches the other boy, it turns and flies back toward the first boy (without losing any speed). When it reaches the first boy, it turns toward the second boy again. The fly keeps this up until the boys meet. What distance did the fly travel? Write only the number.

Answer: (A Number .. a two digit number)
Question 9 of 10
9. The sum of Eve and Ann's ages is 44. Eve is twice as old as Ann was when Eve was half as old as Ann will be when Ann is three times as old as Eve was when Eve was three times as old as Ann. How old is Eve?

Answer: (A Number)
Question 10 of 10
10. The number 48 is special. If you add 1 to this number, you get a square (49=7*7), and if you add 1 to the half of this number, you get 25, also a square (25=5*5). What's the next number you can use this rule on? Write only the number.

Answer: (A Number .. a four digit number)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. There are 5 animals, A, B, C, D and E. Each animal is either a wolf or a dog. The dogs always speak the truth, and the wolves always speak lies. A says that B is a dog. C says that D is a wolf. E says that A is a dog. B says that C is a wolf. D says that B and E are of different species. How many wolves are there? Write only the number.

Answer: 4

If A is a dog, then B must be a dog and C must be a wolf. D must then be a dog and E must be a wolf, but then E would be telling the truth about A, so this doesn't compute. Therefore: A is a wolf, and then B must be a wolf and C must be a dog. Then D is a wolf and E must also be a wolf.
2. After you burn down a candle, you get a stub. By using 6 stubs, you can make a new candle. You have 1001 stubs, how many new candles can you make? Write only the number.

Answer: 200

Of the 1001 stubs, you can make 166 new candles, and 5 stubs remain. Of the 166 candles, you get 27 new candles and 4 stubs. Of the 27 candles, you get 4 new candles and 3 stubs. You now have a total of 12 stubs, and of these you get 2 new candles. You now have 6 candles in total, and of these you can make yet another candle. The total is: 166+27+4+2+1=200
3. Joan and Jane are sisters. Jean is Joan's daughter and 12 years younger than her aunt. Joan is twice as old as Jean. Four years ago, Joan was the same age as Jane is now, and Jane was twice as old as her niece was then. How old is Jean? Write only the number.

Answer: 16

Jean is 16, Jane is 28 and Joan is 32.
4. There are two large bottles, one containing 10 litres of orange-juice, and the other containing 10 litres of apple-juice. You pour 1 litre orange-juice to the bottle containing apple-juice, and then you pour 1 litre back to the bottle containing orange-juice. There are plenty of room in both bottles. Will there be more orange-juice in the apple-juice, or more apple-juice in the orange-juice, or will the amount be the same?

Answer: Equal amount of orange-juice in the apple-juice and apple-juice in the orange-juice

Call the apple-juice A and the orange-juice O. The bottle with the orange-juice will after the first mix contain 9O. After the second mix, it will contain 9O + (10A+O):11. This is the same as (100O+10A):11. The bottle with the apple-juice will after the first mix contain 10A+O. After the second mix it will contain 10A + O - (10A+O):11. This is the same as 100A+10O):11.
5. What's the exact opposite of 'not in'?

Answer: in

You didn't answer 'out', did you?
6. There's a secret number. It has three digits. The sum of the digits multiplied by 36 equals the number. If you multiply the first digit by 7 and then add 9 you'll get the same as the sum of the two other digits multiplied with 5. If you multiply the second digit with 8 and then subtract 9, you'll get the same as the sum of the first and third digits. What's the number?

Answer: 324

36(x+y+z)=100x+10y+z 7x+9=5(y+z) 8y-9=x+z
7. I'm planting bushes, and I want to plant them in a square. In my first attempt to do this, I saw that I had 39 bushes too many. I then tried to add one row and one column, but then I saw that I had 50 bushes too few. How many bushes did I have? Write only the number.

Answer: 1975

Let x be the amount of bushes, and y the number of rows. y*y+39=x (y+1)(y+1)-50=x
8. Two boys are standing 20 miles apart. They each have a bike, and begin to drive their bikes at the same time at 10 mph towards each other. The moment they start, a fly sitting on one of the boys nose, begins to fly towards the other boy at 15 mph. The moment it reaches the other boy, it turns and flies back toward the first boy (without losing any speed). When it reaches the first boy, it turns toward the second boy again. The fly keeps this up until the boys meet. What distance did the fly travel? Write only the number.

Answer: 15

The boys need an hour too meet. In that time the fly has travelled 15 miles.
9. The sum of Eve and Ann's ages is 44. Eve is twice as old as Ann was when Eve was half as old as Ann will be when Ann is three times as old as Eve was when Eve was three times as old as Ann. How old is Eve?

Answer: 27.5

Eve is 27.5, Ann is 16.5. When Eve was 3 times as old as Ann, Eve was 16.5 and Ann was 5.5. Ann will be 49.5 when she is 3 times as old as Eve was at this point. Eve was 24.75 when she was half this age. At this point Ann was 13.75, and this is half her current age.
10. The number 48 is special. If you add 1 to this number, you get a square (49=7*7), and if you add 1 to the half of this number, you get 25, also a square (25=5*5). What's the next number you can use this rule on? Write only the number.

Answer: 1680

1681=41*41. 841=29*29
Source: Author mikkemus1

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