*Question*
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "across the bay" and "beneath the lighthouse"? Logic test: Jim hops in his boat beneath the lighthouse in the middle of the night. He sails a mile out, across the bay. The beam from the lighthouse is more dim when (A) Jim is right below the lighthouse (B) Jim is across the bay
**Answer**
across the bay

*Question*
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "smaller snowball" and "huge snowball"? Logic test: A group of kids are playing in the snow on a winter day. They roll up some snow into a huge snowball and roll up some snow into a smaller snowball that is about half the size of the larger snowball. Some of the kids push the huge snowball and some of them push the smaller snowball. Which snowball will take longer to get up to a fast speed? (A) smaller snowball (B) huge snowball
**Answer**
huge snowball

*Question*
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "rusted tracks" and "new tracks"? Logic test: A trolley experiences low friction when cruising along new tracks and high friction when trundling along rusted tracks. This means the trolley can go a greater distance on the (A) rusted tracks (B) new tracks
**Answer**
new tracks

*Question*
I am testing my students' logic. What is the answer they should choose between "slip n slide" and "wet grass"? Logic test: The teenager ran and flew far on the slip n slide, but only got a few feet when sliding on wet grass. The smoother surface was (A) slip n slide (B) wet grass
**Answer**
slip n slide