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Logical and Abstract Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Series: 2, 5, 10, 17, 26, __. What comes next?

    Answer: 37

    Differences are 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 (odd numbers increasing by 2), so 26+11=37.

  2. No fish are mammals. All dolphins are mammals. Therefore:

    Answer: No dolphins are fish

    Since no fish are mammals and all dolphins are mammals, dolphins and fish share no members.

  3. A matrix shows: Row 1: ◆ ◇ ◆ | Row 2: ◇ ◆ ◇ | Row 3: ◆ ◇ __. What fills the blank?

    Answer: ◆

    The pattern alternates ◆ and ◇ in a checkerboard, so position (3,3) = ◆.

  4. Tom is taller than Sam. Sam is taller than Ben. Mike is shorter than Ben. Who is the shortest?

    Answer: Mike

    Order from tallest: Tom > Sam > Ben > Mike, so Mike is shortest.

  5. Which number replaces the '?' — 4 : 16 :: 7 : ?

    Answer: 49

    The relationship is squaring: 4²=16 and 7²=49.

  6. In a coded language, MOUSE = PRXVH. What does CAT become?

    Answer: FDW

    Each letter is shifted +3 (Caesar cipher): C→F, A→D, T→W → FDW.

  7. A figure series shows triangles gaining one interior dot per step: △, △•, △••, △•••. What is the 6th figure?

    Answer: △•••••

    The nth figure has (n−1) dots; the 6th figure has 5 dots: △•••••.