Who Lives Where?

          First, all of the hints were categorized.

At this time, we newly learned that the first resident is a Norwegian and the second house is blue.

Also, the green house is to the left of the write house, wh house hich means that the green house is fourth, because a man in the green house drink coffee, not milk.

Next, from the hints, we learned that the house in the middle is red and is inhabited by an Brit.

Third, from the hint that the owner of the yellow house smokes Dunhill, we learned that the yellow house is in the first and this house owner smokes Dunhill.

Fourth, from the hint that the man who keeps horses lives next to the man who smokes Dunhill, the owner in second house keeps horses.

Fifth, from two hints that the man who smokes Blends lives next to the one who keeps cats and the man who smokes Blends has a neighbor who drinks water, the owner in the second drinks water.

Sixth, from the hint that the person who smokes Pall Mall keeps birds, the owner in the third smokes Pall Mall, and keeps bird.

Because the German smokes Prince and the owner who smokes BlueMaster drinks beer.

Also, I learned that the owner in a first house keeps cats.

In addition, the owner in a second house is a Dane, and drinks tea.

Seventh, the hint the green house's owner drinks coffee, I learned that the green house owner is German, and smokes Prince.

Also I learned the owner in fifth house smokes BlueMaster, and drinks beer.

In addition, from the remaining hints and option, the owner in fifth house is a Swede, and keeps dogs.

In conclusion, the man that owns the fish lives in house #4.

His house color is green.

He drinks coffee.

He is a German.

He smokes Prince.

 

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  1. Jeff CairnsAugust 7, 2023 at 5:02 PM

    Thank you Shintaro. You are correct. Because you spoke of your thinking process in terms of steps, it was easy to follow your logic.

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