Logical and abstract reasoning

Logical reasoning

Conditional logic, syllogisms, ordering, grouping, argument structure, and constraint problems.

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Start with the shared skill lesson — objectives, worked examples, and glossary.

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Diagnostic practice

100 questions published across 10 sections. Every question is written for this skill specifically — no universal or borrowed bank is substituted. Answers are checked on this device only, and the result is an educational practice band for that exercise, never a clinical, diagnostic, or IQ-style score.

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This bank has 10 themed sections and 100 questions in total, ordered so the earlier sections are the gentler ones. Sit a single section, or work through the whole bank in one go. Nothing here is timed — the minutes are only a guide.

Section 1: Reading conditional statements

Each item gives an if–then rule plus one extra fact. Decide what must follow from the rule as written, and nothing more.

1. If the fire alarm sounds, the building is evacuated. This morning the fire alarm sounded. What must be true?
2. A courier firm's rule: if a parcel weighs more than 2 kg, it must carry a green label. A parcel on the belt weighs 3.4 kg. What follows?
3. 'If the road is icy, the morning bus is delayed.' Which statement is guaranteed by this rule on its own?
4. If Ravi finishes the audit today, he will leave early. Ravi did not finish the audit today. What follows?
5. If a shipment passes quality control, it is approved for delivery. This shipment was not approved for delivery. What follows?
6. If a member's subscription lapses, their gym card stops working. Nadia's gym card still works. What must be true?
7. A council rule states: if a skip is left on the road overnight, it must display a warning lamp. A skip on Mill Lane displays no warning lamp, and the council rule has not been broken. What follows?
8. If the printer is out of toner, the status light turns amber. The status light is amber. Which is the safe conclusion?
9. If a seminar is oversubscribed, a second session is added. A second session has been added, and at this college no other reason for adding a session exists. What follows?
10. If a train is cancelled, its passengers may claim a refund. Passengers on the 08:12 may claim a refund. What can be concluded about the 08:12?

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