Professor Tangent
It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the
impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
Sherlock Holmes
You know my method. It is founded upon the observation of trifles.
Sherlock Holmes
Inspector Martin: By George! How ever did you see that?
Sherlock Holmes: Because I looked for it.
You finally arrive in T-town and discover it's market day and residents of both towns are present. You hear the following comments:
Who is from T-town and who is from F-town?
A T-town detective asks you to help identify a thief who is known to work alone. Before their capture, three suspects swapped identity cards after obscuring their photos and physical descriptions. The ID cards do reveal that 1 suspect is from T-town and the other 2 from F-town. The suspects make these statements:
#1: I'm innocent.
#2: I'm innocent.
#3: #2 did it.
Who's guilty?
The manager lives in the red house.
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The green house is to the left of the white house.
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The beer drinker is a kayaker.
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The designer owns a Volvo.
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The physicist lives in the first house on the left.
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The green house's owner drinks coffee.
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The buyer drinks tea.
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The owner of the yellow house is a jogger.
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The milk drinker lives in the center house.
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The engineer is a hiker.
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The yoga practioner has a neighbor with a minivan.
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The physicist lives next to the blue house.
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The Prius owner skis.
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The jogger has a neighbor with an Audi.
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The yoga practioner's neighbor drinks water.
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House #2
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House #3
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House #4
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House #5
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"New Game" creates a new game.
"Reset" restarts the current game.
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remaining
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pennies:
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nickels:
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dimes:
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quarters:
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half-dollars:
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Click on any colored shape to remove that tile from the board and create an empty space. Clicking on any tile next to the empty space slides that tile into the empty space. Continue to create the arrangement of your choice. Finally, click on the removed tile to replace it and complete the arrangement.
"Shuffle" randomly shuffles all the tiles.