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SAEE Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Look at the analogy: Glove is to Hand as Sock is to ___. Which word completes the analogy?

    Answer: Foot

    A glove covers a hand, and a sock covers a foot, making the relationship one of covering a body part.

  2. If the statement 'No reptiles are mammals' is true, which of the following must also be true?

    Answer: No mammals are reptiles

    If no reptiles are mammals, then by logical conversion, no mammals are reptiles either.

  3. A town has three times as many dogs as cats. If there are 240 total dogs and cats, how many cats are in the town?

    Answer: 60

    If cats = x, then dogs = 3x, so x + 3x = 240, meaning x = 60 cats.

  4. Mia says: 'If it rains, the game will be canceled.' It did not rain. What can be logically concluded?

    Answer: Nothing definite about whether the game was canceled

    The statement only tells us what happens if it rains; not raining leaves the game's status undetermined.

  5. Which assumption must be true for this argument to hold: 'Since the library was closed on Monday, students could not study for their exam'?

    Answer: Students only study at the library

    The argument only works if the library is the sole place students can study; otherwise they could study elsewhere.

  6. A sequence follows the pattern: Circle, Square, Triangle, Circle, Square, Triangle, Circle, ___. What comes next?

    Answer: Square

    The pattern repeats every three shapes in the order Circle, Square, Triangle, so the next shape is Square.