A New Personal Computer - Logic Puzzle
Andrew has just bought one of these five different models of computers. Each computer has a
different screen size, processor power, hard drive capacity and price. With the help of the clues,
could you figure out which computer has been chosen by Andrew?
1. Andrew bought the computer which was three
hundred Euros less than the PC which has a processor
that is 0.4 MHz more powerful than the one which has
a 21.5' screen.
3. The computer with the 320 Gb HD has either the 2.0
or the 2.3 MHz processor.The processor of the
computer which has the 15' screen is more powerful
than the one in the computer that costs 999 euros but
less powerful than the processor that is included in the
1,349 Euros computer.
2. The five computers aren: the one chosen by Andrew
(which doesn't have the 27' screen), the one which has
the 2.0-MHz processor, the computer that has a 250
GB HD, the one which has a price of 1,149 Euros and
the computer (which doesn't have the 15' screen) that
has the HD bigger than the one chosen by Andrew but
smaller than that the one which has the 2.7 MHz
processor.
$ 1.649,00
$ 1.349,00
$ 999,00
$ 1.149,00
$ 699,00
Price
1024Gb
750 Gb
500 Gb
320 Gb
250 Gb
Hard Disk
3.1 MHz
2.7 MHz
2.5 MHz
2.3 MHz
2.0 MHz
Processor
4. The computer that has the 27' screen doesn't have
the 320 Gb hard drive. The 500 GB HD is included in
the computer that has a more powerful professor and a
larger size screen than the one which costs 699 euros
(which doesn't include the 320 Gb HD).
Monitor
13'
15'
15.6'
21.5'
27'
Price
$ 699,00
$ 999,00
$ 1.149,00
$ 1.349,00
$ 1.649,00
Hard Disk
250 Gb
320 Gb
500 Gb
Monitor
Processor
13'
750 Gb
15'
1024Gb
15.6'
21.5'
27'
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Price
At the Farm - Logic Puzzle
Five siblings (one is Fran) live on a farm. Each must perform a chore (including milking a cow) on a
specific day of the week (Mon-Fri). If each of them performs a certain task on a given day and at a
specific time (either 5:00 am, 6:00 am, 7:00 am,8:00 am, 9:00 am), from the clues provided below
can you determine which sibling performed which task at which time on which day?
1. Fran's day to mend fences is neither Tuesday nor
Thursday, and is completed earlier in the week than at
least one other person.
others.
6. One of the boys collects eggs, another boy milks
Bessie, the goat.
2. The one who goes to market goes later in the week
than Carl, and earlier in the morning than Nan, but
later in the morning than Fran.
7. The milk is collected earlier in the week than the girl
who plants the corn, which is not planted before
Wednesday.
3. Adam does not plant the corn, or go to market, his
chore is completed before 9:00 am, but not before
6:00 am on his assigned day of Monday.
8. The eggs must be collected at 7:00 am, but never
on Mondays or Fridays.
9. All the other chores must be complete before Mike
goes to the market.
4. No one performs a chore on Thursday at 7:00 am.
5. Mike's chore is completed earlier in the day than at
least 3 others, but later in the week than at least three
Eggs
Mend
Corn
Market
Milk
Chore
9:00 am
8:00 am
7:00 am
6:00 am
5:00 am
Nan
Time
Mike
Carl
Fran
Adam
Name
Monday
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Chore
Milk
Market
Corn
Mend
Eggs
Time
5:00 am
6:00 am
7:00 am
Day
Name
Monday
8:00 am
Tuesday
9:00 am
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Chore
Bird Rescue 101 - Logic Puzzle
Macaws are a majestic breed of bird, with wingspans ranging from 34 to 56 inches, they are also
huge! But sometimes, even these grand birds can need a little help. Macaws 101, a rescue group,
has been rescuing and releasing injured and orphaned birds into the wild for a number of years now.
Using the clues below, determine which bird was released in which month, the birds given name, age
and wingspan.
1. Of the 14-year-old Macaw and the 13-year-old
Macaw, one was Mandy and the other was released in
May.
4. Neither the bird with a wingspan of 46 inches nor
Mandy is the 10-year-old bird.
5. The Macaw released in April has a wingspan
somewhat longer than Slappy's.
2. The bird released in June has a wingspan 4 inches
shorter than Mandy.
6. The Macaw released in March is either the one with
a wingspan of 46 inches or the 8-year-old bird.
3. Sammy has a wingspan somewhat longer than the
13-year-old bird.
June
May
April
March
Month
14
13
10
8
Age
Slappy
Sammy
Mandy
Bart
Name
7. Bart doesn't have a wingspan of 46 inches.
Wing Span
38"
42"
46"
50"
Month
March
April
May
June
Age
8
Wing Span
10
38"
13
42"
14
Name
46"
50"
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Age
Month
Class Is In - Logic Puzzle
For the last few years, class sizes at a local university have been growing. One of the benefits to this
is the increased tuition income for the school, however, students are starting to complain about the
large classes, and lack of personal one on one time with their instructor. To solve this, the school has
decided they will hire 5 new instructors, each one for a different class. Your task is to determine
which instructor is assigned to which class, what room number the class is in and how many
students are moved to the new classes.
1. The math class is either Mr. Ramon's class or Mrs.
Townsend's class.
6. The course in room 112 has fewer students than the
Algebra class.
2. The Spanish class isn't taught by Mr. Young.
7. The class with 27 students isn't taught by Young.
3. The math class has 6 more students than the
Spanish class.
8. The Statistics class has 6 more students than the
class in room 228.
4. Of the Biology class and the class with 25 students,
one is in room 214 and the other is taught by
Townsend.
9. The class with 27 students isn't taught by Mr.
Hartwood.
10. Neither the Math class nor the Algebra class is the
class in room 142.
5. The class with 23 students is the Algebra class.
Spanish
Statistics
Math
Biology
Algebra
Class
Zellerman
Young
Townsend
Ramon
Instructor
Hartwood
228
214
142
134
112
Room Number
Students
19
21
23
25
27
Class
Algebra
Biology
Math
Spanish
Statistics
Instructor
Hartwood
Ramon
Townsend
Students
Room Number
Instructor
19
Young
21
Zellerman
23
25
27
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Expensive Coffee - Logic Puzzle
Martha, who is a coffee connoisseur, loves her expensive coffees. She is giving a lecture on the
proper steeping method for 5 of the top brands of coffee beans. Using the clues below, determine
the cost per 500 grams of the coffee beans, the name of the coffee, the temperature at which it
must be steeped, and the steeping time.
1. The Kopi Luwak does not cost $80.00.
6. The variety that steeps for 3 minutes is either the
coffee that costs $80.00 or the bean that requires 200
degree water.
2. The coffee that costs $100.00 needs 215 degree
water.
7. The variety that costs $50.00 is either the Fazenda
or the coffee that requires 210 degree water.
3. Of the beans that requires 200 degree water and the
coffee that steeps for 3.5 minutes, one is the Fazenda
and the other is the La Esmeralda.
8. The variety that steeps for 3.5 minutes costs 40
dollars more than the Blue Mountain coffee.
4. The St Helena steeps for 45 seconds.
9. Of the tea that requires 205 degree water and the
variety that costs $40.00, one steeps for 1 minute and
the other is the Blue Mountain.
5. The St Helena coffee shouldn't be brewed with 195
degree water.
Temperature
Steep time
Price / 500g
3 minutes
3.5 minutes
1 minute
2 minutes
Steep time
45 seconds
215 f
210 f
205 f
200 f
195 f
St. Helena
Temperature
Kopi Luwak
Fazenda
La Esmarelda
Blue Mountain
Coffee
$50.00
$60.00
$80.00
$100.00
$590.00
45 seconds
1 minute
2 minutes
3 minutes
3.5 minutes
195 f
200 f
205 f
Price / 500g
Coffee
Temperature
$50.00
210 f
$60.00
215 f
$80.00
$100.00
$590.00
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Steep time
Film Festival - Logic Puzzle
Every 4 years, filmmakers from around the globe compete at the Sugartown Film Festival. In
preparation for this years festival, Ann was tasked with picking out some of the best films from the
first five festivals. Help Ann by figuring out which year the film debuted, the name of the director,
the award the film won in and what country the director was from.
1. The director whose film won the prize in Best Sound
is either Jessica Tandem or Liza Nemellie.
6. Liza Nemellie is either the winner from Austria or the
director who won the award for the Best Documentary.
2. The director whose film won a prize in 1978 isn't
from Germany.
7. The director whose award was for Best Actor won 12
years before the winner in the Best Documentary
category.
3. The Director from The United States won the prize
for Best Actor.
8. The film that took the award in the Best Short
category won the award after the director from
Finland.
4. Of the film that won the prize in Best Short and the
director from Mexico, one is Sally Felds and the other
won in 1982.
9. Jessica Tandem won in 1982.
5. Elizabeth Short won her prize 4 years after the
director from Finland.
Mexico
United States
Finland
Germany
Austria
Country
Best Sound
Best Short
Best Document
Best Actor
Best Director
Category
Sally Felds
Norman Wockre
Liza Nemellie
Jessica Tande
Elizabeth Sho
Director
Year
1966
1970
1974
1978
1982
Country
Austria
Germany
Finland
Mexico
United State
Category
Best Actor
Best Directo
Best Docume
Year
Director
Category
1966
Best Short
1970
Best Sound
1974
1978
1982
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For Sale... Sold! - Logic Puzzle
Rebecca has had a spectacular month, having sold not 1, not even 2, but 5 houses! It's going to be a
very merry Christmas this year for her family. Each of the houses was sold on a different day, on a
street in a different part of town, and each new owner will have a different mortgage price.
1. The five families are the Townsends, the family
paying $570 a month, the family paying $610 a month,
the family paying $580 a month and the family who
closed on Friday.
6. The family who purchased their home on Tuesday is
either the family paying $580.00 a month or the family
paying $570.00 a month.
7. Of the family paying $590.00 a month and the
family moving into the Bookness Drive house, one
closed on Wednesday and the other is the Geoff family.
2. The Smiths did not purchase the house on Baker St.
3. The family moving into the house on Ashman did
not purchase their house on Tuesday.
8. The family who purchased their house on Friday is
paying less per month than the Smiths.
4. The Harley's mortgage will not be $580.00 a month.
9. The family moving into the home on Collins St is
paying 10 dollars less per month than the family who
purchased their home on Monday.
5. Of the family paying $600 a month and the family
who bought the Baker Street home, one is closed on
Saturday and the other is the Geoff family.
Monthly Mort.
Fairfox Ave
Bookness Dr
Baker St
Collins St
Street
Ashman St
Saturday
Friday
Wednesday
Monday
Day Purchased
Tuesday
Smiths
Townsends
Harley's
Robinsons
Geoffs
New Owners
$570.00
$580.00
$590.00
$600.00
$610.00
Street
Ashman St
Baker St
Collins St
Bookness Dr
Day Purchased
Fairfox Ave
Monday
Tuesday
Monthly Mort.
Wednesday
$570.00
Friday
$580.00
Saturday
New Owners
Day Purchased
$590.00
$600.00
$610.00
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Home Sick - Logic Puzzle
Five students in Mrs. Hill's class each became ill on a certain day of the week and had to stay at
home for a number of days. While the children were home sick, their mothers made them each their
favorite soup for lunch each day while they watched cartoons. From the clues provided, determine
which child came down with which illness, which soup they were served and on which day he or she
did not go to school.
1. The person who had the fever is not Molly.
soup, the person who left school on Thursday and Alex.
2. Nancy did not have a fever.
8. The child who first missed school on Thursday
wasn't served minestrone soup.
3. The person who had the measles missed their first
day sometime before Alex.
9. The student who had the fever was not Axel.
4. The child who did not return to school on Monday
did not have a migraine.
10. Molly was given a steaming bowl of chicken noodle
soup for lunch.
5. The person who had the chicken pox left school
sometime sometime before Alex.
11. The student who had the beef and barley soup left
the day after the child whose mother fed them tomato
soup.
6. Jacob was unfortunate to come down with a nasty
case of the flu.
12. The student that did not show up for class on
Thursday didn't have the flu.
7. The five students are Molly, the person who had a
migraine, the student who was served beef and barley
Flu
Migraine
Cold
Fever
Chicken Pox
Illness
Tomato
Minestrone
Chicken Noodle
Beef and Barley
Molly
Nancy
Betty
Jacob
Alex
Bean and Bacon
Soup
Child
Monday
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Illness
Chicken Pox
Cold
Fever
Flu
Migraine
Soup
Bean and Ba
Beef and Bar
Chicken Noo
Minestrone
Tomato
Day
Child
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Illness
Jewelry Shop Sale - Logic Puzzle
Four friends were visiting the local shopping mall when they decided to enter a jewelry shop. The
shop was running a promotion on all pendants, only half the regular price! Each friend decided to
purchase a pendant of their astrological sign to celebrate their birth month. Determine the price each
person paid for his or her pendant, their astrological sign, and to color of the stone set in each
pendant.
1. The Libra was either the customer who purchased
the pendant with the red stone or the one who paid
$45.
5. Xavier paid less than the customer whose pendant
had the blue stone.
6. Beth paid $5.00 more than the friend who got the
pendant with the yellow stone in it.
2. Neither the Libra nor Beth was the one who spent
$50.
7. Of the Virgo and the friend who got the pendant
with the orange stone, one was Lacy and the other
paid $35.
3. The Aquarius didn't get the pendant with the red
stone.
4. The customer who paid $50 was the Scorpio.
Virgo
Scorpio
Libra
Aquarious
Sign
Yellow
Red
Orange
Blue
Color
Xavier
Victor
Lacy
Beth
Name
Price
$35.00
$40.00
$45.00
$50.00
Sign
Aquarious
Libra
Scorpio
Virgo
Color
Blue
Orange
Red
Yellow
Price
Name
$35.00
$40.00
$45.00
$50.00
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Sign
Jigsaws - Logic Puzzle
The National Jigsaw Puzzle Society recently released their picks for the best Jigsaw Puzzles in five
different piece count categories. Each puzzle picked featured a different theme and was produced by
a different company. None of the puzzles in the list were released in the same year. Can you
determine which puzzle in each piece category (one puzzle was 300 pieces) won in which year, the
theme of the puzzle, and the company who designed it?
1. The jigsaw puzzle with 1050 pieces doesn't have the
railroad theme.
6. 3 of the puzzles consist of the puzzle made by
Eduka, the jigsaw puzzle with 1050 pieces and the
jigsaw puzzle with 800 pieces.
2. The puzzle with 1300 pieces wasn't released in
1980.
7. Of the jigsaw puzzle with 800 pieces and the jigsaw
puzzle made by Hasboro, one has the orchard theme
and the other has the plantation theme.
3. The puzzle made by Eduka has 500 more pieces
than the puzzle released in 1991.
8. The jigsaw puzzle made by Buffalo has 750 more
pieces than the jigsaw puzzle released in 1990.
4. The puzzle with the orchard theme is either the
jigsaw puzzle made by Hasboro or the puzzle released
in 1980.
9. The jigsaw puzzle with the orchard theme has 250
fewer pieces than the puzzle depicting cows.
5. The jigsaw puzzle released in 1984 is either the
puzzle made by Ceaco or the puzzle featuring cows.
Piece Count
1996
1991
1990
1984
1980
Year
Railroad
Orchard
Plantation
Dogs
Cows
Hasboro
Theme
Masterpiece
Ceaco
Eduka
Buffalo
Company
300
550
800
1050
1300
Year
1980
1984
1990
1991
1996
Theme
Cows
Dogs
Orchard
Piece Count
Company
300
Plantation
550
Railroad
800
1050
1300
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Year
Pasta Night - Logic Puzzle
A group of friends gathered together at Louigi's Italian Restaurant for their annual "Taste of Italy"
night. As it was the first time any of them had been to this particular restaurant, they decided among
the 5 of them to each get a different dish and compare notes at the end. Your task is to determine
which person got which dish, which includes a type of pasta and a type of sauce, as well as the price
each paid for their meal.
1. The friend who ordered the Ravioli paid 3 dollars
more than the friend who ordered Rotini.
7. Neither the friend who chose bolognese sauce nor
the friend who paid $13.99 was the one who ordered
fettuccine.
2. Krissy paid more than her friend who ordered
Spaghetti.
8. Oliver was either the friend who chose the Meat
sauce or the one who ordered fettuccine.
3. Johns meal cost more than his friends, who chose
butter garlic sauce.
9. Of the friend who ordered ravioli and Gregg, one
paid $13.99 and the other chose the butter garlic
sauce.
4. The friend who chose the Olive Oil and crushed
pepper sauce paid more than the the person who
ordered the Spaghetti Pasta.
10. The friend who paid $9.99 didn't choose bolognese
sauce.
5. The friend who tried the butter garlic sauce was
either Krissy or the one who ordered vermicelli.
11. The one who ordered fettuccine was either John or
the friend who paid $11.99.
6. Oliver paid 3 dollars more than the one who ordered
rotini.
Meat
Olive Oil
Marinara
Bolognase
Butter Garlic
Sauce
Vermicelli
Rotini
Spaghetti
Ravioli
Fettuccine
Krissy
Pasta
Oliver
John
Gregg
Bailey
Friend
Price
$9.99
$10.99
$11.99
$12.99
$13.99
Sauce
Butter Garlic
Bolognase
Marinara
Meat
Olive Oil
Pasta
Fettuccine
Ravioli
Rotini
Price
Friend
Pasta
$9.99
Spaghetti
$10.99
Vermicelli
$11.99
$12.99
$13.99
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Secret Santa - Logic Puzzle
Each year at Christmas time, the Acne corporation holds their annual Christmas In December
extravaganza. In the beginning, the top 5 executives had come to an agreement that they would
randomly choose one of the companies employees and be their "Secret Santa", each spending no
more than $50.00 on their gift. As the years passed, however, a competition seemed to arise where
each executive would try to outdo the other in their gift giving and the $50.00 price limit was
forgotten. Here we are 20 years later! Your task is to figure out which of the 5 executives gave a gift
to which employee as well as what that gift was. As a bonus, figure out the value of each gift in
order from most expensive to least expensive.
1. Mr. Archer was given a large Gift Certificate to shop
the Acne catalog.
6. Of the gift given by the Chief Financial Officer and
the gift received by Mr. Kelly, one was a Segway and
the other was the 2nd most expensive gift given this
year.
2. The gift given to Mrs. Townsend was one rank
higher on the "Most Expensive" list than that given to
Mr. Kelly.
7. The Chief Accounting Officer was not Mr. Kelly's
Secret Santa.
3. Mrs. Townsend's gift was more expensive than the
Motorcycle.
8. The Chief Technical Officer either gave a gift to Mrs.
Baldwin or provided the Gift Certificate as a gift.
4. Of the gift given by the Chief Executive Officer and
the Segway, one was given to Mrs. Townsend and the
other was the 4th most expensive gift.
9. The least expensive gift was not given by the Chief
Financial Officer.
5. The Rolex Watch ranked one notch higher on the
"Most expensive" list than the gift certificate.
CTO
CMO
CFO
CEO
CAO
Watch
Executive
Segway
Motorcycle
Hawaii Trip
Gift Certificate
Mr. Kelly
Gift
Mrs. Townsend
Mrs Baldwin
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Archer
Employee
10. The gift given to Mrs. Townsend was more
expensive than the Rolex Watch.
Gift Value
Most Expens
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
Executive
CAO
CEO
CFO
CMO
CTO
Gift Certifica
Gift
Hawaii Trip
Motorcycle
Gift Value
Employee
Most Expensive
Segway
2nd
Watch
3rd
4th
5th
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Executive
Street Mayhem - Logic Puzzle
The streets of Puzzleville are falling to pieces and residents are up in arms. To solve this problem the
Mayor has decided to fix them all within a 5 month timeframe. The only problem the Mayor has is
figuring out how much to budget for each street, and which foreman to put in charge of each project.
After much consideration, the Mayor made his choices. It is up to you to figure out how much each
streets repair budget is, the month in which it is due to be started and which foreman will be in
charge of each project.
1. The Fuller Ave project won't be managed by Frank
Shooty.
6. Neither the $40,000 project nor the project starting
in August will be managed by Derick Steel.
2. The job starting in July will have a budget of
$30,000.
7. Henry Lock's project begins 3 months before the
$38,000 project.
3. The Young Drive project doesn't start in June.
8. Neither the job starting in September nor the job
starting in August is the Young Drive project.
4. The Rembrandt Way project begins 2 months before
Cat Bank's project.
9. The Rembrandt Way project begins 1 month before
the $50,000 project.
5. Of the $40,000 project and the job starting in May,
one will focus on George Street and the other will be
headed by Henry Locks.
$50,000
$40,000
$38,000
$30,000
$25,000
Budget
Irving Townse
Henry Locks
Frank Shooty
Cat Banks
Derick Steel
Manager
Young Dr
Windy Way
George St
Rembrandt Blv
Fuller Ave
Street
10. The Fuller Avenue project doesn't start in June.
Month
May
June
July
August
September
Budget
$25,000
$30,000
$38,000
$40,000
$50,000
Manager
Cat Banks
Derick Steel
Frank Shooty
Month
Street
Manager
May
Henry Locks
June
Irving Towns
July
August
September
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Time to Quit - Logic Puzzle
Five people (Bianca, Charlie, Trenton, Ricky and Roger) are quitting work to spend more time at
home growing fruits and reading their favorite magazine. Figure out the last day of work, first name,
fruit and magazine for each person using the clues given.
1. The 5 people were the person who grows kiwis, the
employee whose last day will be July 8, the People
subscriber, Trenton, and the person who grows
guavas.
6. The person who grows boysenberries is Trenton.
2. The Time subscriber will leave before the Newsweek
subscriber.
9. The person who grows kiwis is not Roger.
7. Bianca will leave after Roger.
8. The Newsweek subscriber is not Ricky.
10. Either the employee whose last day will be January
13 or the employee whose last day will be September
23 grows strawberries.
3. The Time subscriber doesn't grow guavas.
4. The Time subscriber will leave before Ricky.
11. The US Weekly subscriber is Bianca.
5. Of Trenton and the person who grows apples, one is
leaving the company on September 23 and the other
subscribed to US Weekly.
Kiwis
Strawberries
Guavas
Boysenberries
Apples
Fruit
US Weekly
Time
People
Fortune
Magazine
Newsweek
Roger
Trenton
Ricky
Charlie
Bianca
First Name
Last Day
January 13
May 28
July 8
August 8
September 2
Fruit
Apples
Boysenberrie
Guavas
Kiwis
Strawberries
Magazine
Fortune
Newsweek
People
Time
US Weekly
Last Day
First Name
January 13
May 28
July 8
August 8
September 23
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Fruit
Viral Videos - Logic Puzzle
Last month, video hits were abound on the internet, some of them, like Them Crazy Cats had
hundreds of thousands of views in a matter of the first day alone! Using your puzzle solving skills,
determine which video had what number of views in the first 7 days, which author it was and the
length of each video.
1. The video that's 36 seconds long has fewer views
than "Going For A Ride".
5. SooSoo18's viral video is "Young And Free".
2. Neither the video with 600k views nor the viral video
that's 36 seconds long is OhNo54's viral video.
6. Of SooSoo18's video and "Going For A Ride", one is
1 minute, 9 seconds long and the other received
600,000 views.
3. "Belly Laughs" has 100,000 fewer views than the
video that's 54 seconds long.
7. The video that's 61 seconds long is either "Young
And Free" or Kayla's viral video.
4. Kayla's viral video received 700,000 views.
01:09
01:01
00:54
00:36
Length
Young & Free
Crazy Cats
A Ride
Belly Laugh
Title
SooSoo18
OhNo54
Kayla
Al1920
Author
Views
400,000
500,000
600,000
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Length
00:36
00:54
01:01
01:09
Title
Belly Laugh
A Ride
Crazy Cats
Young & Free
Views
Author
400,000
500,000
600,000
700,000
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