Nicole VanPutten

My logic problem solving skills are not as refined as I might like. As a possible future attorney it recently dawned on me that sharpening my logical thinking talents may come in handy later on in my life, possibly even assist me in passing the logic portion of the Bar exam. I quickly discovered that not only was my logical deftness unrefined, it was appalling. I started my first problem, “Get Everyone Across the River”, this morning and with my pre-law determination, everyone will, eventually, get across the river.

Can you get everyone across? To play, click on the link above then click on the large blue circle in the lower right hand corner to start, but be careful to follow these important rules:

1. The father cannot be left alone with any daughter (without the mother present).
2. The mother cannot be left alone with any son (without the father present).
3. The thief cannot be left alone with any family member (without the cop present).
4. Only the father, mother, and cop can operate the boat.