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Logic Detectives: The Chess Final Scorecard Mystery 397

A complete ten-question detective case set at a heritage house, centered on the missing chess final scorecard. Includes observation, timelines, code-breaking, deduction, evidence practice, True/False, and Yes/No decisions.

10 questions 8 mins General

Question 1 · multiple choice

Case 397: The final photograph before the chess final scorecard vanished shows only a purple backpack. Which visitor matches it?

Omar Salma Rami Jana

Question 2 · multiple choice

Case 397: Investigators focus on the visitor logged at 9:51. Which suspect is that?

Salma at 9:15 Omar at 9:51 Rami at 9:27 Jana at 9:39

Question 3 · multiple choice

Case 397: A decoder reverses a 1-letter forward shift. Which word is hidden in DIBJS?

CAMERA LETTER CHAIR WINDOW

Question 4 · multiple choice

Case 397: The arrival order was Salma, Rami, Jana, then Omar. Who arrived second?

Salma Jana Omar Rami

Question 5 · multiple choice

Case 397: Three alibis are confirmed: Salma was at the ticket desk; Rami was at the information counter; Jana was at the workshop table. Who remains unverified?

Omar Salma Rami Jana

Question 6 · multiple choice

Case 397: The cabinet at the heritage house may have been opened twice. Which record would be most useful?

The cafeteria menu The cabinet access log Tomorrow's weather A random poster

Question 7 · true false

Case 397: The entry records show Omar arrived before Salma.

False True

Question 8 · true false

Case 397: Seeing a purple backpack proves the wearer took the chess final scorecard, so no other evidence is needed.

True False

Question 9 · multiple choice

Case 397: Should visitors pass the possible clue around so everyone can inspect it?

No Yes

Question 10 · multiple choice

Case 397: Should investigators compare the coded word, the 9:51 log, and witness details before deciding what happened to the chess final scorecard?

No Yes