These Visual Logic Puzzles, which are based on traditional logic and lateral thinking, are accompanied by original artwork.  Various household items and a pencil and paper may be necessary to solve these tricky spatial puzzles. Click to explore LOGIC PAGES ----------------------------------- LOGIC HOME PAGE ----------------------------------- Classic Logic Problems Visual Logic Puzzles Lateral Thinking Bonus Section Click to explore ENTIRE SITE ----------------------------------- FLASH INTRO ----------------------------------- HOME PAGE ----------------------------------- INTRODUCTION    * Why Expand Your Mind    * How to Expand Your Mind    * Definition of Logic    * How to Navigate this Site    * Content Listing / Description ----------------------------------- LOGIC PROBLEMS    * Introduction    * Classic Logic Problems    * Visual Logic Puzzles    * Lateral Thinking    * Bonus Section ----------------------------------- SCIENCE AND FACTS    * Introduction    * One Billion    * Sound vs. Light Speed    * Overpopulation    * The Scoop on the Internet    * Understanding Y2K    * Interesting Facts ----------------------------------- PHILOSOPHY    * Introduction    * One Reality    * Everything is Relative    * The Earth and the Human Being    * Human Being: A Being of Meaning ----------------------------------- MYTHS    * Introduction    * Chain Letters    * Horoscope    * Year 2000 ----------------------------------- FEEDBACK ----------------------------------- CREDITS    * History / Information    * Technical Information    * See our BANNER!    * Disclaimer -----------------------------------     COINS: In three moves, rearrange the coins so that the three quarters are together and the two pennies are together with no empty space in between each coin.  At the end of each move, the coins are always in a line as in the original configuration.  Each move consists of moving two adjacent coins at one time. solution                CIRCLES: Using six contiguous straight lines, connect all of the sixteen circles shown below. solution                TEAPOTS: If teapot A holds 32 ounces of tea, about how many ounces does teapot B hold? solution                MISSING SYMBOL: Complete the square logically. solution                TEN MATCHES: Remove six matches to make ten. solution                TRACING LINES: How is it possible to trace this design in one continuous movement without crossing a line on the way? solution                NINE NUMBERS: Place the numbers 1 through 9 in the circles below, such that each side of the triangle adds up to 17. solution                MOVING HOLE: By cutting this square piece of paper into two and only two pieces (and rearranging those pieces), how is it possible to move the hole into the center of the square? solution                CONNECT THE DOTS: How many squares can you create in this figure by connecting any 4 dots (the corners of a square must lie upon a grid dot). solution                TRIANGLES: How many triangles are located in the image below? solution                GEARS: Gears A and D have 60 teeth each, gear B has 40 teeth, and gear C has 20 teeth.  Suppose that gear B makes twenty complete turns every minute, explain the relative speed of gears A and D? solution                   FOUR TRACKS: Four rollerbladers excercise around separate circular paths; each path is one third of a mile in length.  They start simultaneously at the black spots, with speeds of six, nine, twelve, and fifteen miles per hour.  By the end of the 20 minute workout, how many times will they have simultaneously returned to the spots where they started? solution              GOLFBALLS: Rearrange three golfballs so that the triangular pattern points down instead of up. solution                Page Access #Failed to execute CGI : Win32 Error Code = 3   Last Modified on Variable 'LAST_MODIFIED' cannot be evaluated at Variable 'LAST_MODIFIED' cannot be evaluated Copyright © 2000-2006 Terwilliger Productions.  All Rights Reserved.  Feedback Check out another cool website by the same company!