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Junior detectives solve 10 interactive mysteries using clues to find patterns and make smart choices.

教育的概要

This quiz assesses foundational logic and reasoning skills by challenging students to identify patterns, make evidence-based inferences, and evaluate the validity of simple arguments. The approach uses gamified, detective-themed scaffolding to introduce deductive reasoning through relatable, age-appropriate scenarios. It is an ideal resource for formative assessment during early elementary critical thinking units or as a high-interest introductory activity for 1st-grade geometry and literacy sets.

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ツール: 選択肢クイズ
件名: 芸術 & その他
カテゴリ: 哲学
レベル: 1st レベル
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トピック: 論理と批判的思考
言語: 🇬🇧 English
アイテム: 10
解答キー: はい
ヒント: いいえ
作成: Feb 14, 2026

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学習内容

  • Identify and extend simple sequences and patterns based on visible attributes
  • Analyze evidence from a provided scenario to draw a logical conclusion
  • Apply deductive reasoning to categorize objects and solve comparison-based problems

All 10 Questions

  1. A mystery box has a yellow banana and a yellow lemon inside. What color will the next fruit most likely be if the pattern stays the same?
    A) Blue
    B) Yellow
    C) Purple
    D) Pink
  2. If all cats have tails, and Whiskers is a cat, then Whiskers must have a tail.
    A) True
    B) False
  3. Sam is taller than Mia. Mia is taller than Ben. Who is the tallest child?
    A) Mia
    B) Ben
    C) Sam
    D) None of them
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  1. You see a dark cloud in the sky and hear thunder. What is a smart guess about what will happen next?
    A) It will snow
    B) It will rain
    C) The sun will come out
    D) It will be a hot day
  2. If you are the best at playing tag, it means you are also the best at eating cake.
    A) True
    B) False
  3. A square has 4 sides. A triangle has 3 sides. Which shape has more sides?
    A) Circle
    B) Rectangle
    C) Square
    D) Triangle
  4. Little Red Riding Hood sees a 'wolf' in grandmother's clothes. She notices big ears and big teeth. What is the best conclusion?
    A) Grandmother is wearing a costume
    B) It is not really Grandmother
    C) It is time for lunch
    D) The room is too dark
  5. Leo said, 'Don't eat that soup because a mean dragon made it.' What is wrong with Leo's reason?
    A) The soup is too hot
    B) Dragons are not real
    C) He didn't use a spoon
    D) He is very hungry
  6. If you wear your raincoat today, it proves that it is definitely raining outside.
    A) True
    B) False
  7. A robot only cleans things that are round. Which item will the robot clean?
    A) A square block
    B) A flat book
    C) A bouncy ball
    D) A pointy star

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Grade 1 LogicCritical ThinkingDeductive ReasoningElementary Problem SolvingFormative AssessmentPattern RecognitionInference Skills
This 1st-grade logic and reasoning quiz consists of ten items utilizing multiple-choice, true-false, and fill-in-the-blank formats to evaluate early cognitive development. Key conceptual domains include categorical syllogisms, transitive relations in height comparisons, pattern extension, and empirical observation versus speculative reasoning. The content is designed to foster metacognition by providing detailed explanations for each correct answer, reinforcing the distinction between logical necessity and coincidental correlation through age-appropriate detective themed scenarios.

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よくある質問

Yes, this logic and reasoning quiz is a perfect no-prep resource for substitute teachers because it features clear instructions and an intuitive format that keeps students engaged independently.

Most first graders can complete this ten-question logic and reasoning quiz in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on whether they are reading the scenarios independently or as a group.

This logic and reasoning quiz supports differentiation by allowing advanced kindergartners to practice higher-order thinking while providing second-grade students with a quick remedial review of inference skills.

While specifically designed as a first-grade logic and reasoning quiz, the interactive mystery format is highly effective for students in early elementary school who are developing basic cognitive processing skills.

Teachers can use this logic and reasoning quiz for formative assessment by reviewing the explanations for each answer to identify which students struggle with drawing conclusions from evidence versus simple pattern recognition.