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1 Logic Problems Lesson 1

2 Learning Objectives: To use one piece of information to see what effect it has. To use a recording system to organise the given information. To check that the answer meets the given criteria.

3 Meet my four volunteers:
Tina Dawn Josh Mark

4 Nicknames Dawn, Mark, Josh and Tina are friends.
They each have a nickname. Their nicknames are Spider, Curly, Ace and Fudgy, but not in that order. What is the nickname of each of the friends? Clues Josh plays tennis with Curly and goes swimming with Ace. Tina has been on holiday with Curly but travels to school with Fudgy. Spider, Curly and Dawn play in the football team. Spider sometimes goes to tea with Josh.

5 So, how do we start?

6 So, how do we start? First we need to think about what we can learn from the information we are given. Each child could be called by each nickname, so let’s start there.

7 We’ll start by writing all four nicknames underneath each child.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

8 We’ll can cross out each name as we decide it can’t be the correct one.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

9 We’ve been given a number of clues to help us work out which nickname belongs to each child. Here they are. Clues Josh plays tennis with Curly and goes swimming with Ace. Tina has been on holiday with Curly but travels to school with Fudgy. Spider, Curly and Dawn play in the football team. Spider sometimes goes to tea with Josh.

10 We now need to work carefully through the clues.
With this type of problem it often makes sense to start with the first piece of information and work through them in order. However, that doesn’t always work. Don’t be surprised if you sometimes can’t learn anything from the first clue the first time you look!

11 The first clue tells us that Josh plays tennis with Curly and goes swimming with Ace.

12 The first clue tells us that Josh plays tennis with Curly and goes swimming with Ace.
What does this tell us about Josh?

13 The first clue tells us that Josh plays tennis with Curly and goes swimming with Ace.
What does this tell us about Josh? It tells us that Josh cannot be the same person as Curly or Ace, if he does activities with both of them So Josh’s nickname cannot be Curly and it cannot be Ace.

14 Let’s show that on our picture.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

15 We could now go straight on to the second clue, but I think something else makes more sense. Can you spot it?

16 We could now go straight on to the second clue, but I think something else makes more sense. Can you spot it? That’s right! There’s another clue about Josh. Lets look at that one next.

17 The fourth clue tells us that Spider sometimes goes to tea with Josh
The fourth clue tells us that Spider sometimes goes to tea with Josh. What can we learn from that?

18 Spider cannot be Josh’s nickname either!
The fourth clue tells us that Spider sometimes goes to tea with Josh. What can we learn from that? Spider cannot be Josh’s nickname either!

19 If we add that to our picture, this is what we have.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

20 What do we now know must be true?
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

21 Josh’s nickname must be Fudgy!!

22 Josh’s nickname must be Fudgy!!
What else do we therefore know?

23 Josh’s nickname must be Fudgy!!
What else do we therefore know? If Josh’s nickname is Fudgy, no one else can have that nickname.

24 Josh’s nickname must be Fudgy!!
What else do we therefore know? If Josh’s nickname is Fudgy, no one else can have that nickname. Let’s add that to the diagram.

25 Tina Dawn Josh Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

26 Clue number 2 tells us that Tina has been on holiday with Curly but travels to school with Fudgy.

27 Clue number 2 tells us that Tina has been on holiday with Curly but travels to school with Fudgy.
So we know that Tina’s nickname cannot be Curly or Fudgy.

28 Tina Dawn Josh Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

29 Does that help us learn anything for certain?

30 Does that help us learn anything for certain
Does that help us learn anything for certain? No, so we move on to another clue.

31 There’s just one more clue we haven’t looked at.
The third clue tells us that Spider, Curly and Dawn play in the football team.

32 There’s just one more clue we haven’t looked at.
The third clue tells us that Spider, Curly and Dawn play in the football team. So that must mean that Dawn cannot be Spider or Curly.

33 Dawn cannot be Spider or Curly.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

34 We already knew Dawn couldn’t be Fudgy so she must be Ace. And… ?
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

35 No one else can be Ace. Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider
Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

36 We’ve looked at all the clues once.
At this point it’s always a good idea to look though the clues again to check you haven’t missed anything. Have we?

37 We’ve looked at all the clues once.
At this point it’s always a good idea to look though the clues again to check you haven’t missed anything. Have we? No, so all the information we need must now be on our picture. Can we learn anything else?

38 What can you see? Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider
Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

39 Tina must be Spider! Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider
Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

40 And? Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly
Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

41 Mark cannot be Spider, so he must be Curly.
Josh Tina Dawn Mark Spider Spider Spider Spider Curly Curly Curly Curly Ace Ace Ace Ace Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy Fudgy

42 Our solution to the problem is:
Dawn ~ Ace Mark ~ Curly Josh ~ Fudgy Tina ~ Spider

43 Our solution to the problem is:
Dawn ~ Ace Mark ~ Curly Josh ~ Fudgy Tina ~ Spider Look back at the criteria and clues for the problem. Does this solution fit with the information we were given?

44 Our solution to the problem is:
Dawn ~ Ace Mark ~ Curly Josh ~ Fudgy Tina ~ Spider Look back at the criteria and clues for the problem. Does this solution fit with the information we were given? Yes it does so we are correct!

45 Like with the car-parking problem, the pictures are great, but we’ve had to write the nicknames out four times. There must be a more efficient way. Any ideas?

46 This type of problem works very well set out as a table.
Like with the car-parking problem, the pictures are great, but we’ve had to write the nicknames out four times. There must be a more efficient way. Any ideas? This type of problem works very well set out as a table.

47 Write each name down one side and each nickname along the top.
Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn Mark Josh Tina

48 As we work through the clues again, we can add ticks or crosses in the boxes, depending on what we have learnt.

49 Josh cannot be Curly or Ace.
Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn Mark Josh x Tina

50 Josh cannot be Spider so he must be Fudgy.
Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn Mark Josh x √ Tina

51 No one else can be Fudgy. x √ Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn Mark Josh
Tina

52 Tina cannot be Curly or Fudgy.
Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn x Mark Josh √ Tina

53 Dawn cannot be Spider or Curly.
Ace Fudgy Dawn x Mark Josh √ Tina

54 Dawn must be Ace, so no one else can be.
Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn x √ Mark Josh Tina

55 Tina must be Spider, so no one else can be.
Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn x √ Mark Josh Tina

56 Mark must be Curly. Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn x √ Mark Josh Tina

57 With a table like this, you can see very easily whether it works or not, as there can only be one tick in each row and each column. Always remember to re-read the original details to check that your solution fits the criteria you were given.

58 A clear solution that is easy to draw and read
Spider Curly Ace Fudgy Dawn x √ Mark Josh Tina

59 Now it’s your turn!!

60 Sandwiches Sarah, Jenny, Ranjit and Paul each choose a sandwich filling. They can choose from: ~ tuna, ~ salad, ~ cheese, or ~ chicken. Each child chooses a different filling. Clues Sarah doesn’t like fish. Jenny cannot eat dairy products. Ranjit does not eat meat or fish. Jenny doesn’t like tuna or chicken. Which sandwich filling does each child choose?

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