Analytical Reasoning Quiz

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Improve your analytical reasoning skills with structured problems involving arrangements, comparisons, conditions, deductions, patterns, and data. Learn how to break complex inform...

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  1. Twenty students have an average score of 70, while thirty students average 80. What is the combined average?

    • A. 74
    • B. 75
    • C. 76
    • D. 78
  2. What is the next number in the sequence 90, 81, 73, 66, 60, ?

    • A. 54
    • B. 55
    • C. 56
    • D. 57
  3. A team must choose three members from J, K, L, M, and N. If J is chosen, K must be chosen, and L cannot serve with M. Which group is valid?

    • A. J, L, M
    • B. J, K, N
    • C. J, M, N
    • D. K, L, M
  4. A manager says, "We should add a second checkout counter because customers often wait in long lines." Which assumption is necessary?

    • A. A second counter could reduce waiting time
    • B. Every customer pays in cash
    • C. The store will hire fewer staff
    • D. Long lines always increase prices
  5. Five people P, Q, R, S, and T stand in a line. P is before Q, Q is before R, and T is before P. Which person must stand before R?

    • A. S only
    • B. P only
    • C. P, Q, and T
    • D. Q only
  6. A town plans to keep its library open later because many residents cannot visit before closing. Which assumption is necessary?

    • A. Later hours would allow some of them to visit
    • B. All residents read daily
    • C. The library will buy more books
    • D. Morning attendance will disappear
  7. A tank is 3/5 full and contains 72 litres. What is its full capacity?

    • A. 100 litres
    • B. 110 litres
    • C. 120 litres
    • D. 125 litres
  8. In a group, 42 people study mathematics, 35 study science, and 20 study both. How many study at least one subject?

    • A. 47
    • B. 52
    • C. 57
    • D. 77
  9. Five employees A, B, C, D, and E are ranked from first to fifth. A ranks ahead of C, D ranks immediately behind B, and E ranks ahead of B. If A ranks first, which employee must rank fifth?

    • A. B
    • B. C
    • C. D
    • D. E
  10. Two quantities are in the ratio 3:7 and their total is 80. What is the smaller quantity?

    • A. 18
    • B. 24
    • C. 30
    • D. 32
  11. Statement: A company should offer remote work because employee commuting times are increasing. Which assumption is necessary?

    • A. Remote work can reduce commuting for participating employees
    • B. Every employee dislikes the office
    • C. Office rent will increase
    • D. All employees own computers
  12. A trader buys an item for $450 and sells it for $540. What is the profit percentage?

    • A. 15%
    • B. 18%
    • C. 20%
    • D. 25%
  13. All accountants are employees. No employee in Department X works remotely. What must be true about accountants in Department X?

    • A. All work remotely
    • B. None work remotely
    • C. Some work remotely
    • D. No conclusion is possible
  14. Four presentations A, B, C, and D occur one per day from Monday to Thursday. A is before C, B is immediately after A, and D is Thursday. When is C?

    • A. Monday
    • B. Tuesday
    • C. Wednesday
    • D. Thursday
  15. A train 180 metres long travels at 20 m/s. How long does it take to pass a stationary pole completely?

    • A. 6 seconds
    • B. 9 seconds
    • C. 12 seconds
    • D. 15 seconds
  16. A person travels 90 km at 45 km/h and then 120 km at 60 km/h. How long does the entire journey take?

    • A. 3 hours
    • B. 3.5 hours
    • C. 4 hours
    • D. 4.5 hours
  17. Two quantities are in the ratio 5:8 and their total is 91. What is the smaller quantity?

    • A. 30
    • B. 35
    • C. 40
    • D. 56
  18. What number comes next in the sequence 11, 23, 47, 95, ?

    • A. 181
    • B. 189
    • C. 191
    • D. 193
  19. Three employees A, B, and C work different shifts: morning, afternoon, and night. A does not work morning, B does not work night, and C works afternoon. Which shift does A work?

    • A. Morning
    • B. Afternoon
    • C. Night
    • D. Cannot be determined
  20. No managers are interns, and some interns are students. Which conclusion must be true?

    • A. Some students are not managers
    • B. All students are interns
    • C. Some managers are students
    • D. No student is a manager