Advanced Verbal Reasoning: Position and Seating Puzzles
Five animals sit on a bench. Fizz is at one end, Pip sits next to Fizz, Bruno is in the middle and Rosie is not next to Bruno. Where is Hopper? Learn to draw the seats, place the definite clues first and use the "not" clues last. Then put three animals in a queue.
Watch next
1:35Verbal Reasoning: Logic Puzzles
Fizz is faster than Pip. Hopper is faster than Fizz. Who is the slowest? Learn to solve logic puzzles by drawing a line and placing each animal as you read every clue. Then work out who has the most carrots: Rosie, Bruno or Momo.
1:51Verbal Reasoning: Position and Order Problems
Leo is taller than Momo. Ellie is taller than Leo. Pip is shorter than Momo. Who is the shortest? Draw a line and place each animal one clue at a time to find Pip. Then work out who sits at the right end of a row of four yourself, using the definite clues first.
2:05Advanced Verbal Reasoning: Which Statement Must Be True?
All of Bruno’s friends like honey. Pip is Bruno’s friend. Which statement must be true? Professor Hoot shows the difference between "must be true" and "might be true", and how to ignore what you know from real life. Then solve a puzzle about animals that can swim.