Logical Reasoning Test Worksheet

Logical reasoning lesson 30: Final challenge: mixed reasoning · Set 619 · 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.Diya walks 9 km North, then turns left and walks 12 km. How far is she from the starting point now, in a straight line (in km)?
2. 2.In a group of 23 children, 13 enjoy drawing, 11 enjoy dancing and 5 enjoy both. How many enjoy only drawing?
3. 3.Isha is shorter than Vivaan. Farhan is shorter than Isha. Who is the tallest? (a) Farhan (b) Isha (c) Vivaan
4. 4.Books read in the summer holidays: Karan 21, Nisha 3, Rohan 7, Aisha 11, Priya 15. What is the total for all five children?
5. 5.Statements: All caps are bells. All pens are bells. Conclusion: No caps are pens. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
6. 6.I am a 2-digit number. My digits add up to 3 and my tens digit is 1 more than my ones digit. What number am I?
7. 7.In a group of 26 children, 16 enjoy drawing, 13 enjoy dancing and 9 enjoy both. How many enjoy only drawing?
8. 8.A clock shows 3:16. What time will it show 86 minutes later? (a) 4:32 (b) 4:52 (c) 4:42 (d) 5:42
9. 9.Which number is the odd one out: 54, 3, 27, 18? (a) 54 (b) 3 (c) 27 (d) 18
10. 10.Runs scored in a cricket match: Diya 11, Kabir 17, Riya 25, Siddharth 57, Dev 58. What is the total for all five children?
11. 11.Steps climbed in a minute: Aisha 83, Karan 39, Myra 28, Rohan 24, Vivaan 50. Who has the fewest steps? (a) Rohan (b) Myra (c) Vivaan (d) Karan
12. 12.Rohan is older than Kavya. Rohan is younger than Tara. Who is the youngest? (a) Kavya (b) Tara (c) Rohan
13. 13.Four friends (Aarav, Dev, Omkar and Saanvi) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Dev sits just to the right of Omkar. Omkar sits somewhere to the left of Aarav. Omkar sits next to both Saanvi and Dev. Who sits at the right end? (a) Aarav (b) Dev (c) Saanvi (d) Omkar
14. 14.A wooden cube is painted on all six faces, then each edge is cut into 5 equal parts, making small cubes. How many small cubes have no painted face?
15. 15.Runs scored in a cricket match: Aarav 36, Nisha 31, Kabir 53, Omkar 57, Karan 42. Who has the most runs? (a) Omkar (b) Nisha (c) Aarav (d) Karan
16. 16.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Ishaan says: “Arjun and I are different kinds.” Arjun says: “Ishaan and I are different kinds.” Is Arjun a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
17. 17.Five friends (Aarav, Arjun, Dev, Ishaan and Sneha) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Dev sits somewhere to the left of Aarav. Dev sits somewhere to the left of Arjun. Ishaan does not sit at either end. Ishaan sits somewhere to the left of Aarav. Sneha sits somewhere to the left of Arjun. Dev sits at the left end. Ishaan sits somewhere to the left of Arjun. Ishaan sits next to both Dev and Sneha. Aarav sits next to both Sneha and Arjun. Who sits in the middle? (a) Arjun (b) Ishaan (c) Aarav (d) Sneha
18. 18.Is 1900 a leap year? (a) Yes (b) No
19. 19.A clock shows 9:47. What time does it show in a mirror? (a) 1:13 (b) 2:13 (c) 3:13 (d) 3:47
20. 20.Farhan, Rahul and Sneha each have a different pet: rabbit, cat or tortoise. Sneha does not have the tortoise. Farhan does not have the rabbit. Sneha does not have the rabbit. Who has the tortoise? (a) Farhan (b) Rahul (c) Sneha
21. 21.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Siddharth says: “Neel and I are different kinds.” Neel says: “Siddharth tells the truth.” Is Neel a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
22. 22.Neel walks 12 m North, then turns right and walks 16 m. How far is he from the starting point now, in a straight line (in m)?
23. 23.The sum of three consecutive numbers is 102. What is the largest of them?
24. 24.In a group of 33 children, 16 like mangoes, 15 like bananas and 8 like both. How many like at least one of the two?
25. 25.Kites flown at Makar Sankranti: Ishaan 8, Yash 18, Tara 2, Vivaan 20, Arjun 4. How many children have more than 17 kites?
26. 26.Four friends (Aisha, Arjun, Diya and Yash) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Aisha sits somewhere to the left of Arjun. Diya sits somewhere to the left of Yash. Yash sits next to both Aisha and Arjun. Who sits at the left end? (a) Aisha (b) Yash (c) Diya (d) Arjun
27. 27.A clock shows 1:04. What time does it show in a mirror? (a) 11:56 (b) 9:56 (c) 10:56 (d) 11:04
28. 28.If PEN is written as SHQ, how is COLD written in the same code? (a) ZLIA (b) GSPH (c) EQNF (d) FROG
29. 29.Which number is the odd one out: 42, 7, 87, 67? (a) 42 (b) 7 (c) 87 (d) 67
30. 30.I am a 2-digit number. My digits add up to 12 and my tens digit is 4 more than my ones digit. What number am I?
31. 31.Which capital letter does NOT look the same in a mirror? (a) U (b) I (c) E (d) V
32. 32.Arjun, Tara and Rohan each have a bag of a different colour: red, blue or yellow. Tara’s bag is not yellow. Arjun’s bag is not blue. Tara’s bag is not red. Arjun’s bag is not red. Whose bag is yellow? (a) Arjun (b) Tara (c) Rohan
33. 33.On a standard dice, opposite faces add up to 7. The dice shows 5 on top. What number is on the bottom face?
34. 34.Nisha is a girl. How is Nisha’s brother’s daughter related to Nisha? (a) sister (b) cousin (c) niece (d) daughter
35. 35.Kites flown at Makar Sankranti: Arjun 13, Meera 20, Aisha 23, Nisha 6, Dev 2. How many more kites does Nisha have than Dev?
36. 36.If SUN is written as QSL, how is FISH written in the same code? (a) CFPE (b) EHRG (c) HKUJ (d) DGQF
37. 37.If MOON is written as NLLM, how is BOAT written in the same code? (a) XKYF (b) ZMAH (c) CPBU (d) YLZG
38. 38.1 January 2021 is a Friday. What day of the week is 11 September 2021? (a) Monday (b) Saturday (c) Sunday (d) Friday
39. 39.If DRUM is written as WIFN, how is PARK written in the same code? (a) JYHO (b) KZIP (c) LAJQ (d) QBSL
40. 40.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Dev says: “Rohan tells the truth.” Rohan says: “Dev and I are different kinds.” Is Rohan a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar

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