Logic Problem #13

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The six members of the Hiatt family each arrived home, got a snack, and did a different activity. Can you figure out what order they arrived, what each person ate and what activity each person did?

1. Hannah came home some time before the person who had bread for a snack.
2. The person who played outside came home immediately after the person who had a cutie.
3. Steven was the last person home.
4. MaeLyn came home immediately before the person who ate the ham sandwich.
5. Between MaeLyn and the person who drew a picture, one ate a cutie and the other came home 3rd.
6. The person who drew a picture came home sometime after the person who ate Craisins, but before Joshua.
7. Peter came home sometimes after the person who used the computer, but before the person who ate a granola bar.
8. Joshua did not eat the granola bar.
9. The person who read a book came home immediately before John, who used the computer.
10. Joshua is neither the person who took a nap, nor the one who ate the hot pocket.
11. The person who watched a movie came home immediately after the person who ate bread and sometime before the person who ate a ham sandwich.
12. Between the person who took a nap and the one who watched a movie, one was MaeLyn and the other ate a granola bar.
13. The six people are: the person who ate a cutie, the person who played outside, the person who came home 1st, the person who took a nap, the person who ate Craisins, and Peter.

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P.S. We are on Spring Break this week!

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