Can you name the couples who celebrated Valentine's Day together (R) and those who didn't (X)?
- Click any empty box or relationship to answer for that location
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- Each individual is in only ONE relationship. There are both heterosexual AND same-sex couples in this quiz. Type "R" if you believe an intersecting couple is together, and "X" otherwise.
- A "couple" is represented by the intersection of the column and row of corresponding individuals. For example, "Alan & Erica" is where Row 1 (Alan) and Column 2 (Erica) meet.... MALES: Alan, Mike, Rick ; Leon, Ryan, Steve. FEMALES: Kate, Rachel, Sue ; Beth, Erica, Megan..... Note: If someone is heterosexual, their partner is of the opposite sex..... This logic problem is best solved by using both the clues and process of elimination, by using the Xs to mark off which couples cannot be together.
- Source: Solution to the Puzzle
- Also try: Mysterious Matching Logic Puzzle
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