OTEE - Officer Trainee Entrance Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning Questions and Answers

Question 1

In a certain code language, 'VICTORY' is coded as 'YLFWRUB'. How would 'TRAITOR' be coded in that same language?

Accepted Answer

WUDLWRU

Answer

The coding follows a simple pattern where each letter in the original word is shifted three positions forward in the alphabet. For 'VICTORY': V (+3) -> Y, I (+3) -> L, C (+3) -> F, T (+3) -> W, O (+3) -> R, R (+3) -> U, Y (+3) -> B. Applying the same '+3' logic to 'TRAITOR' gives: T -> W, R -> U, A -> D, I -> L, T -> W, O -> R, R -> U. Thus, the code is 'WUDLWRU'.

Question 2

Pointing to a photograph of a boy, an officer says, "He is the son of the only son of my mother." How is the officer related to the boy in the photograph?

Accepted Answer

Father

Answer

To solve this, break down the statement from the end. 'My mother's only son' refers to the officer himself. Therefore, the statement simplifies to "He is the son of [the officer]". This means the officer is the boy's father.

Question 3

Which of the following figures is different from the other three?

Accepted Answer

A figure showing a pentagon (5 sides) with four small dots inside.

Answer

The logical pattern in three of the four figures is that the number of small dots inside the main shape is equal to the number of sides of that shape. The triangle has 3 sides and 3 dots, the square has 4 sides and 4 dots, and the hexagon has 6 sides and 6 dots. The pentagon, which has 5 sides but only 4 dots, breaks this pattern and is therefore the odd one out.

Question 4

Consider the following statements and determine which of the conclusions logically follows:

Statements:
1. All cadets are disciplined.
2. Some disciplined individuals are punctual.

Conclusions:
I. Some cadets are punctual.
II. All disciplined individuals are cadets.

Accepted Answer

Neither I nor II follows

Answer

From Statement 1, we know the set of 'cadets' is a subset of 'disciplined individuals'. Statement 2 says there is an overlap between 'disciplined individuals' and 'punctual individuals'. However, this overlap does not necessarily have to include the 'cadets' subset. Therefore, Conclusion I is possible but not certain. Conclusion II is a reversal of Statement 1; just because all cadets are disciplined, it does not mean all disciplined people are cadets. Since neither conclusion is logically certain, the correct answer is that neither follows.

Question 5

Select the option that has the same relationship as the original pair of words: Scalpel : Incision

Accepted Answer

Auger : Bore

Answer

The relationship is that of a tool to its primary function. A scalpel is a tool used to make an incision. Similarly, an auger is a tool used to bore a hole. The other options do not fit this relationship: a wrench is for turning, not grinding; a hammer is for striking, not polishing; and a crowbar is for prying, not measuring.

(OTEE) Officer Trainee Entrance Exam Practice Test

(OTEE) Officer Trainee Entrance Exam Practice Test

OTEE - Officer Trainee Entrance Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning Questions and Answers