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  1. All Blips are Blops. All Blops are Blups. Which conclusion must be true?

    Answer: All Blips are Blups

    Since all Blips are Blops and all Blops are Blups, by transitivity all Blips must also be Blups.

  2. In a code language, LOGIC is written as MPHJD. How is REASON written in that code?

    Answer: SFBTPO

    Each letter is shifted forward by 1 (L→M, O→P, G→H, I→J, C→D), so R→S, E→F, A→B, S→T, O→P, N→O gives SFBTPO.

  3. A 3×3 grid is filled with numbers sequentially left to right, top to bottom starting from 1. What number belongs in the bottom-right cell?

    Answer: 9

    Numbers 1 through 9 fill the grid sequentially: Row 1 has 1, 2, 3; Row 2 has 4, 5, 6; Row 3 has 7, 8, 9, placing 9 in the bottom-right cell.

  4. Given: A > B, B = C, C < D. What is the relationship between A and D?

    Answer: Cannot be determined

    We know A > B = C C and D > C, but since both A and D are independently greater than C, their mutual relationship cannot be determined.

  5. A train 120 meters long passes a stationary pole in 12 seconds. How long will it take the same train to pass a 240-meter platform?

    Answer: 36 seconds

    The train's speed is 120 ÷ 12 = 10 m/s; to pass the platform it must cover 120 + 240 = 360 m, taking 360 ÷ 10 = 36 seconds.

  6. Statement: The city should ban single-use plastics to reduce pollution. Which argument most weakens this conclusion?

    Answer: Producing paper alternatives generates more greenhouse gases than plastic

    If the alternative to plastic (paper) causes greater environmental harm during production, the ban may not actually reduce overall pollution, directly weakening the argument.

  7. In a group of 6 persons arranged in a circle, A sits opposite B, C sits to the immediate right of A, and D sits opposite C. Who sits to the immediate left of B?

    Answer: D

    In a 6-person circle with A opposite B and C immediately right of A, D opposite C is immediately left of B, making D the answer.

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