Q: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "a blue wagon" and "a red wagon"? Logic test: Bob has two almost identical toy wagons that his dad built for him, one red one and one blue one. He's piled a bunch of toys and other objects in both of them. He pushes the blue one and it easily goes fast across the patio. He pushes the red one, and it barely gets moving. Which one has a lighter load? (A) the red wagon (B) the blue wagon
A: a red wagon

Q: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "doormat" and "staircase landing"? Logic test: One of Sarah's neighbors spilled dog food all over the stairs. The dog food pieces are on three stairways and all over the landings. Sarah gets mad and kicks a piece of dog food. The dog food flies across the wooden planks from one side of the staircase landing to the other. The dog food reaches the neighbor's door mat. It moves a few inches across the doormat. Why didn't the dog food move further across the doormat? (A) The door mat is a spikier surface (B) the staircase landing is a spikier surface
A: doormat

Q: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "Blue ball." and "Red ball"? Logic test: A little boy rolls two of his rubber balls down the hallway. The red ball stops before the blue one does. Which one rolled the furthest? (A) Red ball (B) blue ball.
A: Red ball

Q: I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "snow" and "rocks"? Logic test: A sled experiences very little resistance on the snow, but a lot of resistance on rocks. The sled will travel (A) further on the snow or (B) less distance on snow.
A: snow