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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which month has the same number of letters in its name as its order in the calendar?
(a)
Which picture is 23rd in this series?
If you turned this photo right side up, which part would be wrong?
Eyes
Ears
Mouth
Neck
In the classic game, if you say “He loves me” while plucking a flower’s first petal, which flower would end with “He loves me not”?
Flower with 65 petals
Flower with 50 petals
Flower with 55 petals
Flower with 505 petals
Logically, which one can you count on to come next in the sentence below?
“I AM THE ONLY _____”
Crocodile
Mechanic
Woman
Guy
How would this stack of hats look if viewed from above?
On this fictional map, what number replaces the question mark?
2
3
4
5
6
Jeremy just typed in his password with chocolate on his fingers.
His password is 7 letters long, but only uses 4 unique letters.
You can also type his password in backwards and it will still work.
What is Jeremy’s password?
(a)
Apart from being rotated, three of these are exactly the same picture. Which one is different?
What’s the largest two-digit number that looks the same right side up as it does upside down?
(a)
In this puzzle, which of these is the same as writing eleven plus two?
Ten plus three
Eight plus five
Fourteen minus one
Twelve plus one
If sequined hats are P50 each and neon-colored socks are P40 a pair, how much does it cost to buy four hats and twelve socks?
P 240.00
P 440.00
P 680.00
P 595.00
P 380.00
Which state can be turned into another state by adding two letters to the beginning?
Utah
Alaska
Ohio
Virginia
Kansas
Which two of these words can you put together to form a common word?
PASS
WITH
ION
SAND
PICK
Sam is from the Bahamas, Gene is from Senegal, Ira is from Bulgaria.
What country is Liza from?
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Brazil
France
USA
Logically, what letter comes next in the sequence?
L W L C N I T _
S
X
L
E
R
I wanted to spell with my spoonful of alphabet soup.
What’s the longest word I could create using the letters in the spoon as many times as I want?
(a)
Which of these cards is least likely to be found in a standard deck?
By cracking the code, what comes next in this sequence?
Count the number of noodles, both white and black.
How many total noodles are there?
(a)
Look at the puzzle below. What number should replace the question mark?
(a)
What is the only letter of the alphabet logically missing from this list?
(a)
“Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” shares the same tune as the “Alphabet Song”.
If you and a friend sang both songs at the same time,
what letter of the alphabet would you sing as your friend sings the word “star” for the first time?
(a)
If you turn the red X’s 45 degrees to the left and turn the white X’s 90 degrees to the right, which configuration will you get?
Which word is directly under after and directly after under?
(a)
