Logic Grid Puzzles
Daily Logic Grid Puzzles #47 Saturday, November 14, 2026 hard
Five students are rehearsing with the school band. Each one plays a different instrument, brought a different snack, prefers a different drink, and plays a different sport. Use the clues below to match every detail to the correct person.
| Instruments | Snacks | Drinks | Sports | |||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| People | Piano | Violin | Guitar | Flute | Drums | Sandwich | Salad | Pasta | Soup | Pizza | Tea | Coffee | Milk | Juice | Water | Tennis | Soccer | Basketball | Baseball | Volleyball |
| Alice | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Ben | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Clara | ||||||||||||||||||||
| David | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Emma | ||||||||||||||||||||
Tap once for ✓, twice for ✕. Swipe the grid sideways to see every category.
- Ben plays the Flute.
- David does not drink Juice.
- David does not eat the Salad.
- David does not eat the Soup.
- Emma does not drink Coffee.
- Ben does not eat the Soup.
- Clara does not play Soccer.
- Alice drinks Water.
- The Drums player plays Volleyball.
- The Flute player drinks Tea.
- Alice does not play Soccer.
- Emma does not eat the Sandwich.
- The Tea drinker plays Baseball.
- The Juice drinker plays Tennis.
- The Drums player drinks Water.
- The Flute player does not eat the Sandwich.
- The Flute player does not play Soccer.
- The Piano player eats the Soup.
- Emma does not play Soccer.
- The Violin player drinks Juice.
- The Sandwich eater does not play Soccer.
- The Drums player eats the Pizza.
Logic grid puzzles give you a small cast of characters, several categories of details, and a list of clues like "Alice owns the Dog" and "The Coffee drinker does not enjoy Chess". Your task is to match every person with every detail. The solving tool is the grid itself: a matrix of rows and columns where a check means "these two go together" and a cross means "they do not".
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Logic Grid Puzzles Tips
- Enter every clue into the grid the moment you read it. A single cross eliminates one pairing today and often several more tomorrow.
- After each check, sweep its row and column: a check means every other cell in that row and column must be a cross.
- Count remaining candidates per person. When a person has exactly one option left in a category, it is a check whether or not a clue mentioned it.
- Watch the negative clues about attributes: "The Fish owner does not drink Juice" links two categories without naming any person, and those links are where mid-game progress hides.
- Re-scan after every deduction. Logic grid puzzles cascade: one check in the top-left corner frequently finishes the bottom-right.
Logic Grid Puzzles Difficulty Levels
Daily logic grid puzzles grow across the week: Monday and Tuesday use three categories with three items each (a two-minute deduction); Wednesday to Friday move to four categories for a denser clue set; Saturday and Sunday bring five categories and the full five-way matching challenge.
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