Logical Reasoning – Practice Set 1

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In a family of six members: P is father of Q, R is mother of Q, S is sister of Q, T is brother of P. Who is the uncle of S?

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If A is B's sister, C is B's mother, D is C's father, E is D's mother, then how is A related to D?

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Sara starts from school facing north. She turns right, walks 3 km, turns right again, walks 4 km. Which direction is she now facing?

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Raza walks 5 km south, then turns east and walks 12 km. What is his direct distance from the starting point?

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A man walks 4 km north, then 3 km east. What is the shortest distance from his starting point?

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Which is the odd one out? Mitosis, Meiosis, Amitosis, Photosynthesis

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Which is the odd one out? Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla oblongata, Femur

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Which is the odd one out? Glucose, Fructose, Sucrose, Insulin

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Which is the odd one out? Heart, Lung, Kidney, Tendon

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Which is the odd one out? Penicillin, Amoxicillin, Erythromycin, Paracetamol

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Fracture is to Orthopaedic Surgeon as Cataract is to:

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Kidney is to Urine as Liver is to:

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Virus is to Antiviral as Bacteria is to:

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Thermometer is to Temperature as Sphygmomanometer is to:

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Stethoscope is to Doctor as Scalpel is to:

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Statements: All nurses are caring. Some caring people are efficient. Conclusion I: Some nurses are efficient. Conclusion II: All caring people are nurses. Which is true?

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Statements: No fish is a mammal. All whales are mammals. Conclusion I: No whale is a fish. Conclusion II: Some mammals are whales. Which is true?

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Statements: Some students are athletes. All athletes are disciplined. Conclusion I: Some students are disciplined. Conclusion II: All students are disciplined. Which is true?

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Statements: All melons are apples. No apples are mangoes. Conclusion I: All melons are mangoes. Conclusion II: Apples are not mangoes. Which conclusion(s) are true?

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Statements: All doctors are educated. All educated people are responsible. Conclusion I: All doctors are responsible. Conclusion II: Some responsible people are educated. Which is true?

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If A is mother of B, B is husband of C, C is daughter of D, what is A's relation to D?

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X is the brother of Y. Y is the sister of Z. Z is the son of W. What is X's relation to W?

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P is the father of Q. R is the mother of Q. S is the sister of Q. T is the brother of P. Who is the uncle of Q?

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If A is mother of B and C is child of B, then what is the relationship between A and C?

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A is the father of B. B is the sister of C. C is the mother of D. What is A's relation to D?

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1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ??

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Z, X, V, T, R, ??

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3, 9, 27, 81, ??

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29 / 50

120, 119, 117, 114, 110, ??

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30 / 50

2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ??

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A, C, F, J, O, ??

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32 / 50

M, N, P, Q, S, ??

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33 / 50

A car travels 150 km in 2.5 hours. What is its average speed in km/h?

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34 / 50

A medicine increases in price by 20% and then decreases by 20%. What is the net change in price?

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If 3 nurses can complete a ward round in 6 hours, how long will 6 nurses take to complete the same ward round?

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A doctor sees 8 patients in 2 hours. At this rate, how many patients will he see in 7 hours?

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A tank can hold 240 litres of water. Currently water is filled to one-third of its capacity. How much more water can it hold?

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A tank holds 300 litres of water and is currently one-quarter full. How much more water is needed to fill it?

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Every student who studied hard passed the exam. Zara did not pass the exam. Therefore:

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40 / 50

A new virus is spreading in the city. The government imposes travel restrictions. What is most directly supported by this action?

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Study shows students who eat breakfast perform better in exams. The school decides to provide free breakfast. This decision is based on the assumption that:

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42 / 50

A hospital has fewer patients in summer. Therefore, people are healthier in summer. What is the flaw in this reasoning?

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43 / 50

The government wants to reduce road accidents. They propose making helmets compulsory for motorcyclists. What assumption underlies this proposal?

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44 / 50

All antibiotics kill bacteria. Penicillin is an antibiotic. Therefore:

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45 / 50

If SCHOOL is coded as TDIPPM, what will be the code for NURSE?

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If HEALTH is coded as IFBMUI, what will be the code for DOCTOR?

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47 / 50

If POWER is coded as QPXFS, what will be the code for GUNED?

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48 / 50

If NURSE is coded as MVQRD, what will be the code for DOCTOR?

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If MANGO is coded as OCPIQ, what will be the code for APPLE?

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If DOCTOR is coded as FQEVQT, what will be the code for PATIENT?

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