Multi-Step Calendar Deduction - Intermediate Level: tricky scenarios handling Multi-Step Calendar Deduction INTERMEDIATE

This expert challenge 📈 worksheet focuses on Multi-Step Calendar Deduction - a key topic in Calendar Reasoning. You'll solve 20 intermediate-level problems (Worksheet 5 of 10). The primary focus is on tricky scenarios handling. Master how to solve multi-step calendar deduction, multi-step calendar deduction tricks, and multi-step calendar deduction shortcut methods through systematic practice.

📝 Worksheet 5 of 10 • 20 questions • ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes • 🎯 Intermediate level

What you'll learn in this worksheet:

Master how to solve multi-step calendar deduction through focused practice
Understand the logic behind multi-step calendar deduction tricks
Learn step-by-step approaches to tricky scenarios handling
Improve your solving speed while maintaining accuracy
Learn to eliminate wrong options efficiently

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Worksheet 5 of 10 (44% complete)

Question 1

If 07-10-2018 is a Sunday, what day is 05-04-2019?

180 days later: day shifts by 5 days. Sunday + 5 days = Friday.

Question 2

If 07-05-2019 is a Tuesday, what day is 07-05-2021?

731 days later: day shifts by 3 days. Tuesday + 3 days = Friday.

Question 3

If 06-12-2024 is a Friday, what day is 06-03-2025?

90 days later: day shifts by 6 days. Friday + 6 days = Thursday.

Question 4

If 17-03-2014 is a Monday, what day is 16-04-2014?

30 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Monday + 2 days = Wednesday.

Question 5

If 03-07-2010 is a Saturday, what day is 04-07-2011?

366 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Saturday + 2 days = Monday.

Question 6

If 13-07-2013 is a Saturday, what day is 14-07-2015?

731 days later: day shifts by 3 days. Saturday + 3 days = Tuesday.

Question 7

If 22-08-2010 is a Sunday, what day is 22-08-2011?

365 days later: day shifts by 1 days. Sunday + 1 days = Monday.

Question 8

If 26-01-2021 is a Tuesday, what day is 27-01-2023?

731 days later: day shifts by 3 days. Tuesday + 3 days = Friday.

Question 9

If 02-06-2012 is a Saturday, what day is 29-11-2012?

180 days later: day shifts by 5 days. Saturday + 5 days = Thursday.

Question 10

If 11-06-2019 is a Tuesday, what day is 08-12-2019?

180 days later: day shifts by 5 days. Tuesday + 5 days = Sunday.

Question 11

If 25-01-2023 is a Wednesday, what day is 24-01-2025?

730 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Wednesday + 2 days = Friday.

Question 12

If 05-11-2017 is a Sunday, what day is 19-11-2017?

14 days later: day shifts by 0 days. Sunday + 0 days = Sunday.

Question 13

If 16-02-2024 is a Friday, what day is 15-02-2026?

730 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Friday + 2 days = Sunday.

Question 14

If 22-01-2022 is a Saturday, what day is 21-02-2022?

30 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Saturday + 2 days = Monday.

Question 15

If 11-02-2019 is a Monday, what day is 11-02-2021?

731 days later: day shifts by 3 days. Monday + 3 days = Thursday.

Question 16

If 21-08-2013 is a Wednesday, what day is 22-08-2015?

731 days later: day shifts by 3 days. Wednesday + 3 days = Saturday.

Question 17

If 25-08-2011 is a Thursday, what day is 25-08-2012?

366 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Thursday + 2 days = Saturday.

Question 18

If 16-07-2019 is a Tuesday, what day is 14-10-2019?

90 days later: day shifts by 6 days. Tuesday + 6 days = Monday.

Question 19

If 21-11-2012 is a Wednesday, what day is 21-11-2013?

365 days later: day shifts by 1 days. Wednesday + 1 days = Thursday.

Question 20

If 21-06-2012 is a Thursday, what day is 21-07-2012?

30 days later: day shifts by 2 days. Thursday + 2 days = Saturday.

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