My worksheet before I start testing:
1) The answers to questions 6 and 7 are the same.
2) Question 1 is false.
3) Questions 4 and 20 have different answers.
4) Questions 3 and 20 have different answers.
5) The answer to this question is different than the answer to Question 19. T(So if DV's boss wasn't Scott, this can be true. And I think it has to be true because this is a false statement if both are true, and it can't be false if it IS different. Yeah)
6) Question 2 is true.
7) Question 15 is true.
Questions 11 and 19 have the same answer. F(Could be either? I do know by logicing out 19 has to be false, but we'll see if things change with 11)
9) Question 10 is true.
10) Question 13 is false.
11) Haschel Cedricson won the last board game he played with his family. T(odds are very high here)
12) Question 16 is true.
13) Question 12 is true.
14) This question and Question 11 have the same answer. T(This could be either)
15) At least half of the questions in this exam are false.
16) At least half of the questions in this exam are true.
17) Questions 4 and 9 have the same answer.
18) Question 7 is true.
19) DV's first boss's first name was Scott. F(No idea either way, but 5 says this HAS to be this way.)
20) Questions 3 and 4 have different answers.
19 informs 5, and has to be F for 19 and True for 5.
19 is false. If 8 is true, 11 is also false. If 8 is false, 11 is true. If 11 is true, 14 is true. If 11 is false, then same rules as 19/5 interactions, so 11 is true and 14 is true, which makes 8 false. Base count of 2 false, 3 true, count so as not to make 15/16 impossibilities while testing.
If 1 is true, 2 is false, 6 and 7 can not be the same. If 1 is false, 2 is true, 6 and 7 have to be the same. If 2 is true, 6 is true. If 2 is false, 6 is false. If 7 is true, then 15 and 18 are true. If 7 is false, 15 and 18 are false.
If 20 is true, 3 and 4 have to be different and 3 and 4 can't both be true OR false. If 20 is false, both of 3 and 4 are true.
If 9 is true, 10 is true. If 9 is false, 10 is false. If 10 is true, 13 is false. If 10 is false, 13 is true. If 13 is true, 12 is true. If 13 is false, 12 is false. If 12 is true, 16 is true. If 12 is false, 16 is false.