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Logical Reasoning with a Story

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Read the following story and answer the questions given below:  Title: A Hunter and His Loyal Eagle  Once upon a time, an eagle flew over the high mountains with its companion hunter in the woods. The hunter had been searching for food and water but found nothing. Finally, he came upon a small spring beside a vertical cliff. He was parched and famished. Taking his mug, he went to the spring and collected some water falling from the cliff. Just as he was about to drink, his eagle swooped down and knocked the mug out of his hand. The hunter was both angry and astonished by this behaviour. He tried again to collect water, but the eagle repeated its actions. The hunter, enraged, warned the eagle that if it did so again, he would kill it. Despite the warning, the eagle knocked the mug out of the hunter's hand once more. In a fit of rage, the hunter killed the eagle. Still fuming, he climbed the cliff to get water from the source. When he reached the top, he was shocked to find a de...
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Logical Reasoning Test 2

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Logical Reasoning Test 2 Q.1 Logical Reasoning is not as difficult as most of the students think about it. If you read the statement clearly and make further parts of understanding, you can find some of the underlying premises. These parts will help you to draw your conclusion.  Let's understand the meaning of 'further parts' and 'underlying premises': Q.1  There was an accident on a busy road last night when a truck toppled over. The road was blocked, and the police had to clear the situation. As a result, they blocked the road on both sides last morning. This created some problems for other vehicles trying to pass through. Conclusion: I- The police arrived to clear the situation immediately in the morning. II- An accident occurred last night with a truck on a busy road. A) The first statement I is the cause and the second II is the effect. B) The first statement II is the cause and the first I is the effect. C) Both statements are the effects of some common cause ...
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How to Solve Logical Reasoning Test 9

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Logical Reasoning is to study purely based on the given premises. So no need to add any personal opinion or logic with that of writer's argument. Let's have an example: Q.1 A person is carrying an umbrella but there is no cloud in the sky or anything else that leads you to make any conclusion based on your observation.  Underlying other premises:   1. He might be going to get his umbrella repaired from any shop.  2. He might need his umbrella at noon when the sun is high. 3. He might be expecting some rain forecast.  Thus there is no need to reach to any conclusion promptly without considering all premises. Summary : Logical reasoning should solely be based on the given premises, without introducing personal opinions or biases. It's essential to consider all the various possible explanations and not jump to conclusions hastily. Best Way to Consider: Without additional information, you should not conclusively determine why the person is carrying an umbrella. This app...
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Logical Reasoning- Test 15

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Choose the correct option of the following: 1. All books are bundles Some bundles are bags. All bundles are racks. Conclusion: I- Some bundles are racks. II- All racks are bundles. A)  Only I follows B)  Only II follows C)  Either I or II follows D)  Niether I or II follows   ANSWER= (B)    Explanation:   Only I follows.From statement 3, we can conclude that all bundles are racks, which means some bundles (at least one) are racks. Therefore, conclusion I: "Some bundles are racks" follows logically. However, conclusion II: "All racks are bundles" does not necessarily follow. While all bundles are racks, it is possible that there are racks that are not bundles. The statements don't provide enough information to conclude that all racks are bundles. So, only conclusion I follows logically.     Check Answer 2. All amazon are curier. All courier are doors. All doors are buildings. Conclusions: All...
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Logical Reasoning of Observations Test 8

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Logical Reasoning  Q.1  Ali saw two men who were wearing blue shirts, one of them was wearing a blue shirt Mike and the other was wearing black shoes and a blue shirt Jones and the third one was Peter who was not wearing black shoes. Whom did Ali see who was wearing blue shirts? Explanation: According to the information, Ali saw: - Mike wearing a blue shirt - Jones wearing a blue shirt and black shoes - Peter not wearing black shoes (but no mention of his shirt color) Since both Mike and Jones are wearing blue shirts.  Ali saw two people wearing blue shirts:  Mike and Jones.  The information about Peter's shoes doesn't provide enough information to confirm whether he was wearing a blue shirt or not. Q.2 If a boy starts studying from the first week of March and continues for 40 weeks. What will is the month when he ends his studies? A) March B) April C) May D) December Answer is D) December The correct answer is D) December. Explanation: March has 4 weeks. April ...
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Logical Reasoning- Miscellaneous Test 7

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Quizzes Of Logical Reasoning Logical reasoning of digits Self-Assessment Test Choose the correct option Question of Next Good Try! You've Got out of answers correct! That's Try again until you get all green Quit
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Venn Diagrams - Logical Reasoning Test 6

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  Q.1 Can you spot a mistake in the picture above The Answer is 'MISTAKE' Type of questions of logical Conclusions: Q.2  Statements: Some singles are doubles  Some doubles are fours All fours are sixes  Conclusions: I-  All singles can never fours II- All sixes are fours A) Only I follows B) Only II follows C) Both follow D) None follows Answer: (A) Only I follows   Q.3  Statements: Some purses is packet   All packets are kit No purse is bag All fours are sixes  Conclusions: I-  All packets is being purse is possibility  II- No kit is bag A) Only I follows B) Only II follows C) Both follow D) None follows Answer: (A) Only I follows Q.4  Statements: No mock is a paper   Some papers are spanks All spanks are slaps Conclusions: I-  All mocks are not spanks  II- All slaps being mocks is a possibility A) Only I follows B) Only II follows C) Both follow D) None follows Answer: (D) None follows     Q...
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Probabilty of drawing balls Test 5

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The probability of drawing the balls Q.1 If two balls are drawn at random from a bag of five balls including three red and two black balls. What is the probability that the one is black and the other is red ball? Answer? A) 50% B) 20% C) 30% D) 40% Answer: C) 30%  Explanation : The probability of drawing one black ball and one red ball is= (Number of ways to draw one black and one red) / (Total number of ways to draw two balls) There are 2 black balls and 3 red balls, so: - Number of ways to draw one black and one red: 2 (choose black) × 3 (choose red) = 6 - Total number of ways to draw two balls: 5 (choose first ball) × 4 (choose second ball) = 20 Probability = 6/20 = 3/10 = 0.3 So, the probability of drawing one black and one red ball is 0.3 or (C) 30%. Q.2 If ONE balls are drawn at random from a bag of five balls including three red and two black balls. What is the probability that the ball drawn at random is black? Answer? A) 50% B) 20% C) 30% D) 40% Answer: D) 40%  Explan...
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Logical Reasoning with a Story

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Read the following story and answer the questions given below:  Title: A Hunter and His Loyal Eagle  Once upon a time, an eagle flew over the high mountains with its companion hunter in the woods. The hunter had been searching for food and water but found nothing. Finally, he came upon a small spring beside a vertical cliff. He was parched and famished. Taking his mug, he went to the spring and collected some water falling from the cliff. Just as he was about to drink, his eagle swooped down and knocked the mug out of his hand. The hunter was both angry and astonished by this behaviour. He tried again to collect water, but the eagle repeated its actions. The hunter, enraged, warned the eagle that if it did so again, he would kill it. Despite the warning, the eagle knocked the mug out of the hunter's hand once more. In a fit of rage, the hunter killed the eagle. Still fuming, he climbed the cliff to get water from the source. When he reached the top, he was shocked to find a de...
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Logical Reasoning for the beginners Test 1

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Q.1 If there are clouds in the sky and it looks to be raining shortly. Jeany leaves for his office 15 minutes earlier due to bad whether condition on his own motorbike, but he doesn't reach his office in time. Jeremy reaches in time as he goes to office by bus. Conclutions: I- Everyone should go to office on buses. II- Motorcycle is not good to go to offices. A) I follows B) II follows C) Both I and II follows D) Neither I nor II follows. Explanation: The correct answer is D) Neither I nor II follows. The passage only states that Jeany was late due to riding his motorbike in bad weather, while Jeremy arrived on time by taking the bus. It does not provide enough evidence to support the assumptions that: I) Everyone should go to office on buses (maybe some people prefer other modes of transportation also) II) Motorcycle is not good to go to offices (maybe the issue was just the bad weather, not the motorcycle itself. It might have some other issues.) Thus the passage only presents a ...
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Logical Reasonings

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