Question 1
Logical Reasoning - In the following question you will be presented with a fact and a pursuant conclusion. It is up to you to decide if the conclusion can be proven or not. FACTS: If Jason is late to the meeting, Kevin will have to work late. Lois will not cook dinner for Kevin unless Kevin gets home from work on time. If Lois does not cook dinner for Kevin, Kevin will order pizza for dinner. Lois cooked dinner for Kevin. CONCLUSION: Jason was late to the meeting.
Correct Answer:
The facts disprove the conclusion
Question 2
Logical Reasoning Assumptions: Most technicians work on the first floor. All accountants work on the second floor. No secretaries work on the third floor. Conclusion: Rose, a technician, works on the third floor. If the assumptions are true, is the conclusion:
Correct Answer:
Cannot be determined based on the given information
Question 3
Abstract Reasoning - the numbers in the figures below have the same mathematical relationship to one another. What number should replace the question mark in the figure below?
Correct Answer:
2
Question 4
Deductive Reasoning - These cognitive test questions measure your ability to analyze sentences and reach a logical conclusion. Some of the questions are numerical, and some are verbal, and the conclusion is generally reached by applying general rules. If the first two statements are true, is the final statement true? Most snakes are green. Most snakes are quick. At least one snake is both green and quick.
Correct Answer:
Yes
Question 5
Logical Reasoning - Syllogisms are a type of deductive reasoning where a conclusion is drawn from two premises provided to you in the question. Assume the first two statements are true: All athletes are hard workers. Alice is not an athlete. Alice is not a hard worker. Is the final statement:
Correct Answer:
Uncertain based on the information provided
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