Number PatternsEasy
What number comes next in the sequence: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?
A.47
B.55
C.63
D.64
Each term is the previous term × 2 + 1.
Logical Reasoning Test
Assess deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, pattern recognition and the ability to reach conclusions from limited information.
30 minMedium20 questions18 sections
Logical sequencesPattern recognitionDeductive reasoningInductive reasoning
Topics covered
Number PatternsLetter PatternsClassificationSyllogismsConditional LogicOrderingAnalogiesSet LogicInferenceSchedulingBinary LogicAssumptionsFamily RelationsTruth StatementsRoute LogicComparisonRule ApplicationDeduction
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Letter PatternsMedium
What letter comes next: A, D, H, M, S, ?
A.X
B.Y
C.Z
D.A
Letter jumps increase by one: +3, +4, +5, +6, then +7.
ClassificationEasy
Which number does not belong with the others?
A.8
B.27
C.64
D.100
8, 27 and 64 are perfect cubes. 100 is not.
SyllogismsMedium
All auditors are detail-oriented. Some analysts are auditors. Which conclusion must be true?
A.All analysts are detail-oriented
B.Some analysts are detail-oriented
C.No analysts are detail-oriented
D.Some auditors are not detail-oriented
The analysts who are auditors must also be detail-oriented.
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