Logical Memory Test Question and Answers

Question 1

Determine the relationship between the two terms listed below, then choose the one that most closely matches the relationship.
REPLETE is to FAMISHED as:

Accepted Answer

BLATANT is to MASKED

Answer

The relationship between REPLETE and FAMISHED is that they are antonyms; REPLETE means full, and FAMISHED means extremely hungry. We need to find the pair of words that are also antonyms. BLATANT means obvious or unconcealed, while MASKED means concealed or hidden. These two words are direct opposites, mirroring the relationship between REPLETE and FAMISHED.

Question 2

Use the pattern you can't see in the numbers below to figure out what number comes after or is missing.
8 | 3 | 9 | 10 | 17 | ?

Accepted Answer

Answer

The pattern in the sequence is that each number, starting from the third, is found by adding the two preceding numbers and then subtracting 2. Let's verify: 9 = (8 + 3) - 2; 10 = (3 + 9) - 2; 17 = (9 + 10) - 2. Following this rule, the next number is calculated as (10 + 17) - 2 = 27 - 2 = 25. Thus, the missing number is 25.

Question 3

Is the last statement true if the first two are true?
Most snakes are green.
Most snakes are quick.
At least one snake is both green and quick.

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

If 'most snakes are green' (meaning >50%) and 'most snakes are quick' (meaning >50%), there must be an overlap. Consider the maximum percentage of snakes that are *not* green (less than 50%) and *not* quick (less than 50%). The sum of these 'not' categories is less than 100%. Therefore, there must be at least some percentage of snakes that are both green and quick, guaranteeing at least one such snake exists.

Question 4

How many pupils do not own any pets if there are 32 students in the classroom and 12.5% of them have at least one pet?

Accepted Answer

28

Answer

First, calculate the number of students who own at least one pet. 12.5% is equivalent to 1/8. So, (1/8) * 32 students = 4 students have pets. To find the number of students who do not own any pets, subtract the number of pet owners from the total number of students: 32 - 4 = 28 students. Therefore, 28 pupils do not own any pets.

Question 5

Shelley owns seven necklaces, eight pairs of shoes, and seven gowns. if she just dresses in one set of clothes every day. For what number of days can she avoid dressing in the same clothes?

Accepted Answer

392

Answer

To find the total number of unique outfits Shelley can create, multiply the number of choices for each independent item. She has 7 choices for necklaces, 8 choices for shoes, and 7 choices for gowns. The total number of different outfits is 7 * 8 * 7. This calculation results in 56 * 7 = 392. Therefore, she can avoid dressing in the same clothes for 392 days.

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