Crossover Aptitude Critical Thinking: Deductive Reasoning Flashcards
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No freelancers have company benefits. All full-time employees have company benefits. Is Sam a freelancer if Sam has company benefits?
Answer: No
Freelancers never have benefits; since Sam has benefits, Sam cannot be a freelancer.
Some analysts are also project managers. All project managers attend the weekly standup. Do some analysts attend the weekly standup?
Answer: Yes
The analysts who are also project managers attend standup, so some analysts do attend.
If response time exceeds 2 seconds, the system fails the performance benchmark. The system passed the benchmark. What can be concluded?
Answer: Response time did not exceed 2 seconds.
Passing the benchmark means the failure condition (>2 seconds) was absent, so response time was ≤2 seconds.
Only certified accountants may approve budgets. Lisa approved a budget. What must be true?
Answer: Lisa is a certified accountant.
'Only certified accountants may approve' means approval is exclusive to them, so Lisa must be certified.
All new hires complete onboarding in week 1. No one completing onboarding in week 1 attends the advanced workshop. Tom attends the advanced workshop. What is true about Tom?
Answer: Tom is not a new hire.
New hires do onboarding in week 1, and week-1 onboarding participants can't attend the advanced workshop — since Tom does, he is not a new hire.
Either the requirements are unclear or the timeline is unrealistic, but not both. Investigations reveal the requirements are clear. What follows?
Answer: The timeline is unrealistic.
The exclusive 'or' with one option eliminated means the other option must hold — the timeline is unrealistic.