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Logical Deduction from Statements
Read two or three statements and decide what must be true, might be true, or cannot be true.
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Grade 5
Logical Reasoning & Deduction
Statements, analogies, codes, and number pattern challenges.
Statements, analogies, codes, and number pattern challenges.
Activities in this category
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Analogy & Relationship Thinking
Spot the relationship between a pair of words and find the matching pair.
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Advanced Number Patterns
Spot the rule in a number sequence and predict the next number.
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Code-Breaking Puzzles
Crack the secret code by figuring out how letters and numbers are mapped.
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Syllogism Practice
Read premises about groups and decide whether conclusions logically follow.
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If-Then Logic Chains
Follow chains of conditional statements to find out what must happen.
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Truth-Teller & Liar Puzzles
Some characters always tell the truth, some always lie. Figure out who said what.
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Ranking & Ordering Logic
Use comparison clues to arrange people or things in the correct order.
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Word Analogy – Advanced
Spot the relationship between word pairs and complete the analogy.
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Letter-Number Coding
Crack codes that map letters to numbers using shifts, reversals, and mirror rules.
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Matrix & Grid Reasoning
Find the missing item in a grid where each row and column follows a rule.
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Family Relation Puzzles
Figure out how family members are related using clue statements.
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Direction Sense Test
Track movements on a compass and figure out final directions and distances.
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Seating Arrangement Logic
Use clues to figure out who sits where in a row or around a table.
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Critical Thinking & Analysis
Venn diagrams, fact vs opinion, evidence evaluation, and argument strength.