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New Year's Eve Logic Puzzle

Harold invited 4 friends to get together for new year's eve and have a small party. Each friend was to bring one snack and one bottle of their favorite drink. Each guest has also brought a different New Year's Eve costume piece to make the party a little more festive. Help our host determine which friend is bring which snack and which drink, as well as the friends name and the costume piece he or she wore.

  • 1. Of the friend wearing the 2014 glasses and the one with who brought the Dr. Pepper, one was Jack and the other brought a bag of chips to share.
  • 2. Of the friend brought a bottle of Coke to the party, and Jack, one brought along a platter of Cocktail Shrimp and the other wore a festive New Year's Eve hat.
  • 3. Neither the friend who brought Pepsi, nor Harriet, brought chips to the party.
  • 4. The person who made caramel apples did not bring Pepsi to the party.
  • 5. The person who brought the Cocktail Shrim is either the Harriet or the friend who brought the New Year's blower.
  • 6. The friend who brought Pepsi to drink has a name that alphabetically follows the person who brought the blower.
  • 1. Of the friend wearing the 2014 glasses and the one with who brought the Dr. Pepper, one was Jack and the other brought a bag of chips to share.
  • 2. Of the friend brought a bottle of Coke to the party, and Jack, one brought along a platter of Cocktail Shrimp and the other wore a festive New Year's Eve hat.
  • 3. Neither the friend who brought Pepsi, nor Harriet, brought chips to the party.
  • 4. The person who made caramel apples did not bring Pepsi to the party.
  • 5. The person who brought the Cocktail Shrim is either the Harriet or the friend who brought the New Year's blower.
  • 6. The friend who brought Pepsi to drink has a name that alphabetically follows the person who brought the blower.

Observation: This table is automatically filled accordingly to the grid.

How to play

  • The first step is to read the clues and find the most basic ones;
  • Those clues can be marked on the grid without using any other information;
  • After this, you will need to read the clues again and use logic deduction;
  • Click on a clue to mark it as used;
  • The answer table is filled automatically.

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