I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "the little brother" and "Paul"? Logic test: Paul had been working out his arm muscles and they were very strong. His little brother had no chance in an arm wrestling match against him. They had a contest to see who could toss a baseball further. One brother tossed the ball 20 feet and the other tossed the ball 100 feet. The one who tossed the ball 20 feet was (A) the little brother (B) Paul
the little brother

I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "kitchen floor" and "brick patio"? Logic test: Nancy noticed her broom was not as effective on the textured brick patio as it was on her vinyl kitchen floor, as it wouldn't sweep smoothly. This is because (A) the patio has more friction or (B) the kitchen floor has more friction.
kitchen floor

Q: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "Kids far away" and "Kids near"? Logic test: Two kids are chatting across the playground. They are harder to hear than the group of kids chatting right next to you. Why is that? (A) They all sound the same (B) They are farther away
A: Kids near

Question: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "band directly in front of her" and "band around the corner"? Logic test: Macy is attending the local Christmas parade. She covers her ears when a marching band comes where? (A) Around the corner (B) Directly in front of her
Answer: band around the corner

*Question*
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "porch light up close" and "porch light from far away"? Logic test: Brad is trying to find his friend's house at night. The friend left a porch light on for Brad to find his way. Though the light is bright when Brad arrives, when he was still making his way there, Brad thought the light was (A) low (B) bright
**Answer**
porch light up close

(Q).
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "Truck" and "Car"? Logic test: Mike's truck is slower then his car. If he drives both for an hour on the freeway, which will have gone the smaller distance? (A) truck (B) car
(A).
Truck