Logical Reasoning Test Worksheet

Logical reasoning lesson 30: Final challenge: mixed reasoning · Set 638 · 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. 1.1 January 2027 is a Friday. What day of the week is 5 June 2027? (a) Monday (b) Friday (c) Saturday (d) Sunday
2. 2.Aisha is a girl. How is Aisha’s father’s father’s only son’s son related to Aisha? (a) brother (b) father (c) uncle (d) cousin
3. 3.Kavya walks 4 m East, then turns left and walks 2 m. In which direction is she now from the starting point? (a) North-East (b) North-West (c) South-East (d) South-West
4. 4.Each person always tells the truth or always lies. Kavya says: “Sneha is a liar.” Sneha says: “Kavya and I both tell the truth.” Is Sneha a truth-teller or a liar? (a) truth-teller (b) liar
5. 5.Find the missing number. The same rule works in every row or in every column.
   4 | 10 | 14
   ? | 2 | 15
   12 | 11 | 23
6. 6.Today is Sunday. What day of the week will it be 33 days from today? (a) Friday (b) Saturday (c) Thursday (d) Sunday
7. 7.Kabir is a boy. How is Kabir’s father’s only son’s sister related to Kabir? (a) sister (b) cousin (c) mother (d) aunt
8. 8.Rule: If the plant gets water, then the plant stays green. Fact: The plant does not get water. What can you say about “The plant does not stay green”? (a) must be true (b) must be false (c) can't tell
9. 9.Which number is the odd one out: 38, 82, 86, 53? (a) 38 (b) 82 (c) 86 (d) 53
10. 10.Aarav is lighter than Pooja. Saanvi is lighter than Aarav. Saanvi is heavier than Karan. Who is the heaviest? (a) Pooja (b) Karan (c) Saanvi (d) Aarav
11. 11.A machine arranges numbers step by step. In each step it takes the smallest number not yet arranged and moves it to the left, just after the numbers already arranged; the others keep their order. Input: 46 48 64 19 29 40. After step 3, what is the 4th number from the left?
12. 12.Four friends (Isha, Nisha, Sneha and Vivaan) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Nisha sits next to both Isha and Vivaan. Isha sits somewhere to the left of Vivaan. Isha sits next to both Sneha and Nisha. Who sits at the left end? (a) Vivaan (b) Nisha (c) Sneha (d) Isha
13. 13.Sneha walks 11 m North, turns right and walks 12 m, then turns right again and walks 2 m. How far is she from the starting point now, in a straight line (in m)?
14. 14.Runs scored in a cricket match: Kabir 33, Ishaan 26, Sneha 41, Kavya 6, Nisha 38. Who has the most runs? (a) Ishaan (b) Kabir (c) Nisha (d) Sneha
15. 15.Today is Tuesday. What day of the week will it be 77 days from today? (a) Thursday (b) Tuesday (c) Wednesday (d) Monday
16. 16.If + means −, − means ×, × means ÷ and ÷ means +, what is 15 − 10 ÷ 13 + 20?
17. 17.Statements: Some bells are bags. Some kites are bags. Conclusion: No bells are kites. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
18. 18.Ira is shorter than Nisha. Ira is taller than Neel. Arjun is taller than Nisha. Who is the tallest? (a) Arjun (b) Neel (c) Ira (d) Nisha
19. 19.In a group of 27 children, 18 play chess, 11 play carrom and 4 play both. How many play only carrom?
20. 20.If + means ×, − means +, × means ÷ and ÷ means −, what is 6 − 2 + 6 × 2?
21. 21.A wooden cube is painted on all six faces, then each edge is cut into 3 equal parts, making small cubes. How many small cubes have exactly one painted face?
22. 22.Rule: If Neel finishes the homework, then Neel goes to the park. Fact: Neel goes to the park. What can you say about “Neel does not finish the homework”? (a) must be true (b) must be false (c) can't tell
23. 23.Pooja runs slower than Ira. Arjun runs slower than Pooja. Who runs the second fastest? (a) Arjun (b) Ira (c) Pooja
24. 24.Three friends (Kavya, Omkar and Tara) sit in a row. Left and right are as you look at them. Tara sits somewhere to the left of Omkar. Omkar sits at the right end. Omkar sits just to the right of Kavya. Who sits at the left end? (a) Omkar (b) Tara (c) Kavya
25. 25.If LAMP is written as KZLO, how is PEN written in the same code? (a) NCL (b) QFO (c) PEN (d) ODM
26. 26.Pooja is a girl. How is Pooja’s mother’s brother’s son related to Pooja? (a) nephew (b) uncle (c) brother (d) cousin
27. 27.If MILK is written as NJML, how is FISH written in the same code? (a) GJTI (b) EHRG (c) HKUJ (d) ITJG
28. 28.Rohan walks 27 m East, then turns around and walks 23 m. How far is he from the starting point now (in m)?
29. 29.Rule: If Ishaan wins the match, then Ishaan gets a medal. Fact: Ishaan gets a medal. What can you say about “Ishaan wins the match”? (a) must be true (b) must be false (c) can't tell
30. 30.Kavya is taller than Diya. Diya is taller than Siddharth. Kavya is shorter than Ira. Who is the tallest? (a) Kavya (b) Diya (c) Siddharth (d) Ira
31. 31.In a group of 53 grown-ups, 26 drink tea, 25 drink coffee and 12 drink both. How many drink neither of the two?
32. 32.Statements: All bags are bells. All keys are bags. Conclusion: Some keys are bells. Does the conclusion definitely follow from the statements? (a) Yes (b) No
33. 33.Dev is a boy. How is Dev’s mother’s brother related to Dev? (a) brother (b) grandfather (c) cousin (d) uncle
34. 34.If + means −, − means ÷, × means + and ÷ means ×, what is 9 + 7 × 5 ÷ 3?
35. 35.If PARK is written as RCTM, how is FISH written in the same code? (a) DGQF (b) ILVK (c) HKUJ (d) GJTI
36. 36.If HAND is written as FYLB, how is CAKE written in the same code? (a) ZXHB (b) ECMG (c) BZJD (d) AYIC
37. 37.Which number is the odd one out: 34, 89, 54, 18? (a) 34 (b) 89 (c) 54 (d) 18
38. 38.Which number is the odd one out: 13, 41, 43, 75? (a) 13 (b) 41 (c) 43 (d) 75
39. 39.In a group of 34 children, 11 enjoy drawing, 24 enjoy dancing and 7 enjoy both. How many enjoy neither of the two?
40. 40.Aarav walks 12 m West, then turns right and walks 12 m. In which direction is he now from the starting point? (a) North-East (b) North-West (c) South-East (d) South-West

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