Logic Puzzles Trivia

Welcome to the Categorization Station where you must put all the terms in their correct categories. But BEWARE! Some terms can fit a category more than once. In the end, each category must have one valid answer to solve the puzzle.

The Christmas family's tree has ten presents sitting underneath it, but none of them have name tags...Fortunately someone's left you some clues about how to distribute them correctly - you'll need to think logically in order to successfully play Santa!

These ten islands are looking a bit lost - can you use the clues provided (and a bit of logic) to sort them back into their proper positions?

I have some friends with tattoos but tend to mix them up. This can be a bit of a problem. I do remember certain things about them though. Can you help me sort them out?

To discover who killed Mr. Boddy, you need to learn where each person was, and what weapon was in the room. Creating a chart may help. Clues are scattered throughout the quiz (you cannot solve question 1 until all 10 are read).

The mystery of Castle Island is not that it is covered in castles, but the fact that someone has forgotten to include their names on the only known map of it. Can you fill in the gaps using just the information given on the map and the clues provided?

Five friends each named a snail, painted its shell a snazzy racing colour and entered it in a gruelling race over the grand distance of 13 inches! They needed plenty of patience to get the results; all you need to do is apply a little logic...

Racing rubber ducks down a river has become a popular type of charity event. Use logic and the clues provided to reconstruct this list of the names given to the top ten finishers in the inaugural FunTrivia "Quacky Races" event!

In this quiz you will be given a list of names and clues about their ages (if they're older or younger that the others). You will be then asked to rank one of them. (oldest, youngest, middle, etc.)

For this quiz, identify the letter in each question, then put them all together to spell out a delicious food item. The food item has nine letters. A pencil and paper may come in handy to work back and forth through this puzzle.

At the Trivial Conker Championship, four pairs of players took part in the first round of the competition. Using a bit of logic, can you work out the outcome?

Have you been challenged to improve on your previous work? If so, then use a bit of logic to sort through these ten words related to improvement and put them in the correct order. Maybe you'll get a gold star at the end of it...

Yep, I am serious...to solve this quiz you need to use the clues provided and a bit of logic to put these ten words related to a lack of seriousness in their correct slots.

To solve this logic quiz, use the clues to correctly position the nine fictional felines and one clandestine canine.

Use a bit of elegance, flair and panache to put these synonyms for 'style' into the correct positions. If that doesn't work, then try applying some logic (and a pen and paper might prove helpful too!).

The Quizzy Restaurant has gone a bit experimental and started serving up some very peculiar ice cream flavours! Use some logic (something the Quizzy's chefs are obviously lacking) to correctly match up the flavour combinations given on their menu.

Place the 10 Baseball players in the order that they stepped up to bat during one inning of a game. All batters are on the same team. Basic knowledge of baseball might be helpful but solving can be done without it. Good luck and play ball!

Valentine's Day came and went, but don't despair! / I sense love and logic in the air! / If you solve the puzzle fine / You'll be my Logical Valentine. (Who needs meter? But you will need pencil and paper.)

The left brain is associated with logic and analysis while the right brain represents emotions and creativity. Use your left brain to put these words that represent the right brain into the correct order.

This year I made a list of the top ten items I wanted to buy on Black Friday. It's got a bit muddled up though - can you use the clues below and a bit of logic to get it back in order?

A logic puzzle for Christmas! Use a pencil and paper to make a chart and keep track of the clues. Harried Helga has purchased four presents for four friends on four different days. Can you sort it out? Take your time. Good luck!

Logic puzzle #3. Read premise & clues carefully before solving. Best to answer questions in order as they draw on prior conclusions. Pencil & paper may help you keep track (make a grid if you're familiar with the technique). Take your time & have fun!

All of the words in this puzzle are like a sequence - they begin with the letter 'S' and end with the letter 'E'. Just use some logic to put the sequence-like words into the correct sequence in the grid.

When decorating your Christmas tree, adding ornaments that represent special events or invoke happy memories can make the process both fun and meaningful. Use a bit of logic to work out the meaning behind the decoration of the tree in this puzzle.

I really enjoy this sort of quizzes so I decided, why not make one? I hope you enjoy this quiz to the max!

Take a few minutes out of your tea break to sort these ten 'T' words, that all have some connection with logic, into the correct arrangement using the logical arguments provided. (A pen and paper might help as well.)

Take out paper and pencil and draw a chart, for you'll need it. Good luck deciphering the clues. Four students from different English counties travel abroad for a year. Give their home county, as well as their family name and destination.

Logic puzzle #4. Read premise & clues carefully before solving. Best to answer questions in order as they draw on prior conclusions. Pencil & paper may help you keep track (make a grid if you're familiar with the technique). Take your time & have fun!

If you're feeling discombobulated then you're likely to be confused, baffled or perplexed. Use the clues provided (and a pen and paper) to avoid discombobulation and instead arrange this set of synonyms for the term into the correct positions.

Have you ever fancied owning all the items that appear in the Christmas song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'? Well, this group of friends did - but a bit of logic is needed to work out who went home with what!

The animals at the FunTrivia Zoo have bedeviled their keepers by escaping and hiding. Luckily, five keepers have found five of the tricky beasts. Can you sort out who, what, and when? Use pencil and paper to make a chart and keep track of the clues.

Logic Problem #7. It's Oktoberfest at Quizzyland, so have some designer beer by designing women. Read premise & clues carefully before solving. Best to answer questions in order as they draw on prior conclusions. Solve who created which craft brew!

The latest demonstration at the Quizzical Bird of Prey Centre saw a lot of flight but a fair bit of fright as well. A bit of logic will get you the run down on what happened...

Softball fever has infected Quizzyland, and Helga's got some teams that need sorting out. Using a computer along with pencil and paper is recommended. Be sure to read the the interesting information on the history of softball at the end!

Help Bachelor Bob figure out when he can watch his favorite classic sci-fi shows and characters this Saturday night before his pizza gets cold. (Pencil and paper helpful.)

This is the sequel to my previous quizzes. Enjoy!

This puzzle on insomnia may keep you wide awake! Best to answer in order, as each question in turn helps solve the next. Pencil & paper may help you keep track (make a grid if you're familiar with the technique). Take your time & have fun! Good luck!

Logic Puzzle #6. The Quizzyland Derby proved an exciting race! But the track officials made a little too much merry during the race with the official drink. So can you figure out which horse zoomed to the finish?

Logic puzzle #5. Read premise & clues carefully before solving. Best to answer questions in order as they draw on prior conclusions. Pencil & paper may help you keep track (make a grid if you're familiar with the technique). Take your time & have fun!

Browsing through a duty-free brochure on a recent flight, I spotted an ad for a binary watch. While it was a bit expensive, can you afford to refuse a free quiz?

Having recovered several of the animals at the FunTrivia Zoo in Quizzyland, the zookeepers had their apprentice draw up a new feeding schedule. But then a hungry hippo created chaos. Can you use logic to restore order?

Five couples go on honeymoons to five different cities. Your task is to figure out who is married to whom and where they went on their honeymoon.

Like my other brain teaser, I'll give you ten questions and all you have to do is solve the clues--but this time, I might throw in additional information that will prove irrelevant to arriving at the correct answer. Good luck and have fun!

Using the clues, figure out what each of Tristan's friends did after they left school. The first initials of the correct answers will spell a word which will give you an idea of what happened to Tristan.

My colleague Mike De'ath (MD) has taken the day off to get ready for Halloween and I get to take over dispensing his strangely coloured pills. Unfortunately he only leaves incomplete notes to help me get it right. Help me sort out this nightmare.

Match Logic Puzzle No. 1. Use your logic to correctly match the mathematical operations to their descriptions given. A grid may help. Curiously, no mathematics required. Enjoy!

A diverse set of logic puzzles with the possible answers "red" and "green".

My waiting colleague Zack Boris Dryden (which I shorten to Zebedee) has suddenly taken ill and I get to take over one of his tables. Being a puzzle buff, he leaves only a series of clues to help me. Can you help me sort out this merry-go-round?

I'll give you a list of names, and all you have to do is determine who's oldest or youngest. Have fun and good luck!

This is my second "Shorter, Taller, or In Between". I will describe people's heights and you answer the questions. Enjoy!

My first logic puzzle! Best to answer in order because each question in turn helps solve the next. Pencil & paper may help you keep track (make a grid if you're familiar with the technique). Take your time and have fun! (And help poor, harried Helga!)

Read the clues below to find out some information on the 7 dwarfs that you didn't know (since I just made it up). These questions are not independent. You'll need to look at the information presented in earlier or later questions in order to solve them

It's time for the annual theological convention. Use the given clues to answer the questions. You may want to read all the clues before answering the questions as some refer to clues in future questions.

This is the fourth quiz of Youngest, Eldest or in Between, hope you enjoy it!

I hope you enjoy this sequel from my other quiz, 'Youngest, Eldest or in Between'.

The Hundred Acre Wood is having a blood drive today. Using a pencil and paper, create a grid to keep track of the clues and work out the answers regarding the blood donations.

Four students go to university for studies. Your task is to match student name, surname, university and subject. A grid will come in very handy for solving this logic problem.

There are five air fresheners in my house. Each one has a different manufacturer, fragrance and lifetime. If you can work out which one is which and where they are in my house, you should be able to answer all the questions. Good Luck!