FREE Crossover Aptitude Logical Reasoning Question and Answers

Question 1

Assume that the first two claims are accurate. Based on the information given, is the final statement: 1) True, 2) False, or 3) Uncertain?

Robert is not as tall as Bobby.

Job is not as long as Bobby.

The shortest of the three is Job.

Accepted Answer

Uncertain

Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 2

Assume that the first two claims are accurate. Based on the information given, is the final statement: 1) True, 2) False, or 3) Uncertain?

At "Sacred Jar" high school, piercings and earrings are permitted, but only for pupils who are 17 years old or older, or for those who can provide a parent's written consent.

Mary is 17 years old, but she is not allowed to go without her parents' consent.

Mary is permitted to go to school with earrings and body piercings.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Answer

Uncertain

Question 3

There are seven different types of fruit in a restaurant's pantry: figs, guavas, honeydew melon, kiwis, mangos, nectarines, and papayas. To construct a fruit salad, the restaurant's chef must choose precisely four distinct types of fruit from the available seven. The chosen fruits must adhere to the requirements listed below:

Only if kiwi is selected is papaya available.
Only after choosing nectarine can you choose fig.
You can choose either nectarine or mango, but not both.
You can choose either papaya or honeydew, but not both.

Which of the following fruits must be included in the salad if there are no kiwis present?

Accepted Answer

Honeydrew

Answer

Nectarine

Answer

Mano

Answer

Papaya

Question 4

Assume the first two statements are true:

All athletes are hard workers.

Amy is not an athlete.

Amy is not a hard worker.

Is the final statement:

Accepted Answer

Uncertain based on the information provided

Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 5

FACTS: James will have to stay late at work if Peter is late to the meeting. If James does not arrive home from work on time, Betty will not prepare dinner for him. James will order pizza for dinner if Lois does not prepare it. Jame's meal was prepared by Betty.

CONCLUSION: Peter arrived at the conference late.

Accepted Answer

The facts prove the situation

Answer

The facts neither prove nor disprove the conclusion

Answer

The facts disprove the conclusion

Question 6

Assumptions:

The first floor is where most technicians work.
On the second floor, all accountants are employed.
On the third floor, no secretaries are employed.

Ruby, a technician, is employed on the third level.

Is the following true if the presumptions are accurate:

Accepted Answer

Cannot be determined based on the given information

Answer

Incorrect

Answer

Correct

Question 7

Statement:

Until retirement or exit, money deposited in a superannuation account will normally grow tax-free.
Assumptions:

I. A person who works will live long enough to be eligible for superannuation.
II. The value of the funds would rise over time.

Accepted Answer

Both I and II are implicit

Answer

Only assumption II is implicit

Answer

Only assumption I is implicit

Answer

Either I or II is implicit