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Logical Reasoning Puzzles Flashcards

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  1. Three witnesses gave statements at 9 AM, 11 AM, and 2 PM. The crime occurred between the first and second statements. Which statements are most relevant to establish a timeline?

    Answer: The 9 AM and 11 AM statements

    The crime occurred between 9 AM and 11 AM, so those two statements bracket the event and are most relevant.

  2. A cipher replaces each letter with the one two places before it in the alphabet (C=A, D=B). What does 'FQNN' decode to?

    Answer: DELL

    Shifting each letter back 2: F→D, Q→O... wait — F(6)→D(4), Q(17)→O(15), N(14)→L(12), N(14)→L(12) gives DOLL.

  3. Five RCMP divisions are ranked 1 to 5. Division C is ranked higher than Division A but lower than Division E. Division B is ranked lowest. Division D is ranked higher than Division E. What is Division A's rank?

    Answer: Rank 4

    Order from highest: D, E, C, A, B — Division A is ranked 4th.

  4. An investigator must interview suspects in pairs, never alone. There are 4 suspects. How many unique pairs can be interviewed?

    Answer: 6

    The number of unique pairs from 4 suspects is C(4,2) = 4!/(2!×2!) = 6.

  5. A logic puzzle states: 'Either the informant lied or the evidence was planted.' The evidence was not planted. What follows?

    Answer: The informant lied

    In a disjunction where one option is false, the other must be true — so the informant lied.

  6. An officer checks IDs at a checkpoint. Every person under 18 must show a guardian ID. A 16-year-old approaches without a guardian ID. What action follows logically?

    Answer: Request a guardian ID

    The rule requires anyone under 18 to show a guardian ID, so the officer must request one.

  7. A sequence of radio codes is: Alpha, Charlie, Echo, Golf, ___. What comes next?

    Answer: India

    The pattern skips every other NATO phonetic letter (A, C, E, G), so the next is India (I).