How Developed Is Your Logical Way Of Thinking?

5 / 10. Some tricky ones there!

No9 is wrong should be house

Thank you so much for the answers!

No7 Quart is also a measure of liquid therefore TWO answers

7 / 10. Logical Genius! Really? I slipped up on three!

10/10 agree with Gail, but Imstill managed all correct by using commonsense and not Beijing too rigid.

8/10. Question 9 is vague..electricity lines supply a house, not all are underground. Question 7 also not correct although I got it correct as ounce is less than quart but one measures weight, other is liquid.

Maureen Lange, no it said yard is to inch so ounce would be right

Steve Hicks, Quarts, gallons and ounces can all apply to liquids. Ounces is the correct answer because it follows the rule of sizing down.

Maureen Lange, You missed the logic of the question. The first example sized down. Quarts, gallons and ounces can all apply to liquids. Ounces is the correct answer because it follows the rule of sizing down.

theotishaynes, You are confusing cause and effect. Poverty leads to crime, but crime doesn't necessarily lead to poverty.

grewalsohinder, Then you don't understand cause and effect.

pinkley, #7 is correct. If yard is to inch, a smaller measurement of length, then quart is to ounce, a smaller unit of liquid measurement.

Steve Hicks, #7 is correct. If yard is to inch, a smaller measurement of length, then quart is to ounce, a smaller unit of liquid measurement.

Pauline Derham, Wrong. If yard is to inch, then quart must be to a SMALLER unit of liquid measure. Only ounce satisfies the question.