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 Paintballing Weekend
 

 

During a crazy weekend of paintball, four friends were having great fun. The paint came in blue, green, yellow and red. Coincidentally, the four friends had T-shirts in those same colours. Brenda used blue paint balls. The person in the green T-shirt used yellow paint balls. James was not wearing a red T-shirt. Diane used green paint balls and wore a blue T-shirt. Simon was the only person who used paint which was the same colour as his T-shirt. Can you tell which colour paint they each used and the colour of their respective T-shirts?

 

 
STEP ONE: Fill in the grid with YES or NO.
 

 

Brenda

Diane

James

Simon

blue T-shirt

green T-shirt

red T-shirt

yellow T-shirt

blue paint

green paint

red paint

yellow paint

 
STEP TWO: Sum up the grid.
 
Brenda wore a  T-shirt and used  paint.
Diane wore a  T-shirt and used  paint.
James wore a  T-shirt and used  paint.
Simon wore a  T-shirt and used  paint.
 
Note: This logic puzzle was created by Kevin Stone.
 
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