Logical Reasoning Test Worksheet

Logical reasoning lesson 30: Final challenge: mixed reasoning · Set 337 · 40 questions

How to think it through (Type, method, check): Name the type of question. Use that lesson’s method — draw it if you can. Check the answer against every clue before you move on.

1. 1.Four friends (Aisha, Farhan, Siddharth and Tara) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Aisha sits next to both Tara and Farhan. Tara sits somewhere to the left of Farhan. Siddharth sits somewhere to the left of Farhan. Who sits just to the right of Tara? (a) Aisha (b) Siddharth (c) Tara (d) Farhan
2. 2.Is 1991 a leap year? (a) Yes (b) No
3. 3.How many degrees does the hour hand of a clock turn in 47 minutes? =
4. 4.How many degrees does the hour hand of a clock turn in 149 minutes? =
5. 5.I am a 2-digit number. My digits add up to 12. If you swap my two digits, the new number is 36 more than me. What number am I?
6. 6.Find the missing number. The same rule works in every row or in every column.
   9 | 4 | 13
   15 | ? | 17
   16 | 13 | 29
7. 7.Statements: Some pens are bells. Some rings are pens. Conclusion: No rings are bells. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
8. 8.Today is Tuesday. What day of the week will it be 51 days from today? (a) Friday (b) Saturday (c) Wednesday (d) Thursday
9. 9.A number machine multiplies a number by 2 and then adds 2. Each output goes back in as the next input. Start with 3. What comes out after step 3?
10. 10.Priya, Kavya and Karan each play a different game: badminton, carrom or football. Kavya does not play carrom. Priya does not play badminton. Karan does not play badminton. Priya does not play carrom. Which game does Kavya play? (a) badminton (b) carrom (c) football
11. 11.In a group of 30 grown-ups, 8 drink tea, 9 drink coffee and 2 drink both. How many drink only coffee?
12. 12.Five friends (Ira, Priya, Rahul, Rohan and Yash) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Rohan sits next to both Priya and Ira. Rohan sits just to the right of Priya. Rahul sits next to both Yash and Priya. Who sits in the middle? (a) Yash (b) Ira (c) Priya (d) Rahul
13. 13.Four friends (Myra, Riya, Rohan and Zoya) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Myra sits somewhere to the left of Riya. Riya sits at the right end. Rohan sits just to the right of Myra. Zoya sits somewhere to the left of Rohan. Who sits at the left end? (a) Rohan (b) Myra (c) Zoya (d) Riya
14. 14.Kavya, Rohan and Pooja each play a different game: football, carrom or cricket. Kavya does not play carrom. Pooja does not play cricket. Kavya does not play cricket. Who plays carrom? (a) Kavya (b) Rohan (c) Pooja
15. 15.Dev is lighter than Ishaan. Saanvi is lighter than Dev. Tara is lighter than Saanvi. Who is the second lightest? (a) Dev (b) Saanvi (c) Tara (d) Ishaan
16. 16.If PEN is written as KVM, how is TOYS written in the same code? (a) FKAG (b) UPZT (c) HMCI (d) GLBH
17. 17.Statements: Some cups are coins. Some books are cups. Conclusion: All books are coins. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
18. 18.If LAMP is written as OLZK, how is WIND written in the same code? (a) VHMC (b) CMHV (c) DNIW (d) EOJX
19. 19.Today is Wednesday. What day of the week will it be 19 days from today? (a) Wednesday (b) Sunday (c) Monday (d) Tuesday
20. 20.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Ira says: “Kavya tells the truth.” Kavya says: “Ira and I are the same kind.” Is Ira a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
21. 21.Aarav walks 5 m East, then turns right and walks 9 m. In which direction is he now from the starting point? (a) North-East (b) North-West (c) South-East (d) South-West
22. 22.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Kavya says: “Rohan and I are the same kind.” Rohan says: “Kavya is a liar.” Is Kavya a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
23. 23.Find the missing number. The same rule works in every row or in every column.
    1 | ? | 17
    8 | 2 | 10
    14 | 18 | 32
24. 24.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Riya says: “Rohan is a liar.” Rohan says: “Riya and I are different kinds.” Is Riya a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
25. 25.Kabir is a boy. How is Kabir’s father’s sister related to Kabir? (a) cousin (b) aunt (c) mother (d) sister
26. 26.If + means ×, − means ÷, × means − and ÷ means +, what is 6 × 20 + 4 − 20?
27. 27.Myra, Meera and Pooja each play a different game: carrom, cricket or badminton. Pooja does not play badminton. Myra does not play badminton. Pooja does not play cricket. Which game does Meera play? (a) carrom (b) cricket (c) badminton
28. 28.Which number is the odd one out: 60, 48, 8, 32? (a) 60 (b) 48 (c) 8 (d) 32
29. 29.Vivaan is a boy. How is Vivaan’s daughter’s husband related to Vivaan? (a) brother-in-law (b) son (c) nephew (d) son-in-law
30. 30.Statements: Some bells are rings. No balls are bells. Conclusion: Some balls are rings. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
31. 31.Which number is the odd one out: 61, 53, 37, 56? (a) 61 (b) 53 (c) 37 (d) 56
32. 32.Marks in a maths test (out of 50): Priya 24, Saanvi 16, Karan 41, Tara 47, Pooja 28. Who has the most marks? (a) Tara (b) Karan (c) Pooja (d) Priya
33. 33.1 January 2015 is a Thursday. What day of the week is 17 March 2015? (a) Wednesday (b) Thursday (c) Tuesday (d) Monday
34. 34.Find the missing number. The same rule works in every row or in every column.
    4 | 3 | 12
    8 | ? | 48
    2 | 5 | 10
35. 35.Myra is younger than Priya. Priya is younger than Nisha. Who is the oldest? (a) Myra (b) Priya (c) Nisha
36. 36.Rule: If Rahul scores above 90, then Rahul gets a gold star. Fact: Rahul does not get a gold star. What can you say about “Rahul scores above 90”? (a) must be true (b) must be false (c) can't tell
37. 37.Marks in a maths test (out of 50): Myra 48, Meera 20, Priya 24, Ananya 38, Ishaan 42. How many children have more than 23 marks?
38. 38.If PEN is written as RGP, how is SUN written in the same code? (a) UWP (b) QSL (c) VXQ (d) TVO
39. 39.Statements: All balls are toys. All toys are keys. Conclusion: All balls are keys. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
40. 40.Which number is the odd one out: 23, 47, 11, 28? (a) 23 (b) 47 (c) 11 (d) 28

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