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Logic
Take
Me Out to the Ballgame
A man took his two sons to a baseball game. Each
of the three wore a different kind of shoes and
clothing. They were hungry, so each one had either
ice cream, peanuts, or a hot dog, but no one had
the same thing to eat. By reading the four clues
below, you can tell what each one ate at the game
and what kind of shoes (loafers, sandals, or sneakers)
and clothing (sweater, sweatshirt, or jacket)
each was wearing.
The father was not wearing loafers.
The younger brother was wearing sandals, but
did not have ice cream or peanuts.
The older brother was wearing a jacket and
had ice cream.
The person wearing a sweater had a hot dog.
Dad was wearing sneakers and a sweatshirt and ate
peanuts. Big Brother was wearing loafers and a jacket
and had ice cream to eat. Little Brother was wearing
sandals and a sweater and ate a hot dog.
STRATEGY: Making a chart like the one below.
Fill in each square with all the possible answers.
As you read through the clues, cross out everything
that can't be true and circle everything that
you know is true. Keep using a process of elimination
as you go along, and you'll be left with only
one possible answer in each box.
