Test your reasoning powers. There are three sets of questions - six questions altogether. Print the page and spend a quiet evening in front of the fire working them out!

Question 1     J  ,  A  ,  F  ,  E  ,  M  ,  A  ,  A  ,  P  ,  M  ,  A  ,  (    )  ,   (    )

Question 2     A  ,  E  ,  F  ,  H   ,  I ,  K  ,  L  ,  M  ,  N  ,  T  , (    )  ,  (    )

Question 3 If ( B + C ) = 5, ( C + L + B ) = 17, ( B + A ) = 4, ( A + L ) = 14, ( U + A ) = 44, ( Y + Z ) = 51 what does ( H + O ) = ?

If no BORGS are SMUTS, some TRIPS are BORGS or SMUTS, an ALG cannot be a SMUT, but some BORGS are ALGS, and some ALGS are TRIPS, then -

Question 4     Could all TRIPS be ALGS?

Question 5     Could a BORG be a TRIP and an ALG?

Question 6     A ZAG is an ALG. Can it also be a BORG?