Logic grids
Three people, two things each, and a handful of clues. Work out who has what and answer the question.
No time limit. Every clue in a puzzle is needed; none of them is filler.
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Who has what?
Three people each have two things, and no two people share a thing. A few clues tell you what is true. Work out the arrangement, then answer the question.
Start with the clue that rules out the most. The clues are printed in that order, hardest-cutting first.
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Three people each have two things, one from each set. No two people have the same thing.
The clues are all true. Some say what someone has, some say what they do not have, and some link one thing to another without naming a person.
Every clue is needed. If you remove one, more than one arrangement becomes possible, so none of them is filler.
No clue simply states the answer. You always have to put at least two of them together, and more at the higher levels.
The clues are printed hardest-cutting first, so working straight down the list is a reasonable way in. There is no time limit.
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