Korn Ferry Logical Reasoning Flashcards
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All managers attend the quarterly meeting. Sarah is a manager. Which conclusion must be true?
Answer: Sarah attends the quarterly meeting.
If all managers attend and Sarah is a manager, Sarah must attend — this is a direct syllogistic conclusion.
A sequence follows the pattern: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___. What is the next number?
Answer: 48
Each term doubles the previous one, so 24 × 2 = 48.
If no consultants work remotely, and James works remotely, what can be concluded?
Answer: James is not a consultant.
Since no consultants work remotely and James works remotely, James cannot be a consultant.
Four colleagues — A, B, C, D — each prefer a different project. A doesn't prefer Project X. B prefers Project Y. C prefers Project Z. Which project does A prefer?
Answer: Project W
B takes Y, C takes Z, and A is excluded from X, so A must prefer Project W.
Which statement, if true, would most weaken the argument: 'Employees who exercise regularly are more productive, so the company should offer gym memberships'?
Answer: Productive employees tend to start exercising after achieving success, not before.
If productivity causes exercise rather than vice versa, the causal link in the argument is reversed, undermining the conclusion.
A report is completed by Team A in 6 days. Team B completes the same report in 3 days. Working together, how many days will they take?
Answer: 2 days
Team A does 1/6 per day, Team B does 1/3 per day; combined rate = 1/6 + 2/6 = 3/6 = 1/2, so 2 days.
Select the odd one out: Hypothesis, Theory, Conjecture, Evidence, Assumption.
Answer: Evidence
Hypothesis, Theory, Conjecture, and Assumption are all unproven propositions, while Evidence is factual data that supports or refutes them.