Here is another CSE Logical Reasoning exercise for you guys to use as a reviewer. I have collated some of the challenging logical reasoning questions and answers with explanations and solutions. You have to bear in mind that these questions need to be fully understood for you to answer them correctly. Doing that, however, will cost you a lot of examination time. The best way to deal with them is to get used to it so practice is the key. When you go online and search for logic exercises, do note that these kinds of Logical Tests will likely appear in the Civil Service Exam:
- Number Series
- Verbal Classification
- Analogies
- Matching Definitions
- Verbal Reasoning
- Statement and Assumption
- Statement and Conclusion
- Cause and Effect
- Logical Deduction
- Letter and Symbol Series
- Essential Part
With Logical Reasoning having so many variations, I can confidently say that they are all somewhat difficult in their own right. What you need to have in order to understand these questions better is a well-developed reading comprehension. The more you practice solving logic exercises, the more you develop your reading comprehension skill.
Civil Service Exam Logic Test
Now that you have an idea what the CSE Logical Reasoning questions’ scope is, it’s time for some logic exercises! You don’t have a time limit so please do your best to read and understand each question so you can answer them correctly.
1. Pointing towards Helen, Michael said, “The father of her brother is the only son of my grandfather.” How is Helen related to Michael?
- cousin
- sister
- neighbor
- wife
2. In a shop, there are 4 bags of different sizes P, Q, R, and S. S is neither as big as P nor as small as R. Q is smaller than S but bigger than R. If Jeannie wants to purchase the biggest bag, which one should she purchase?
- Only P
- Only S
- Either P or S
- Either Q or S
3. Henry is taller than Saldy who is shorter than Sammy. Arnold is taller than Simon but shorter than Saldy. Sammy is shorter than Henry. Who is the tallest?
- Simon
- Saldy
- Sammy
- Henry
4. How many sets of two letters have as many letters between them as in the English alphabetical order in the word “WRISTWATCH”?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
5. There are four men lined-up; Raynold, Raymond, Reynald, and Reynand. Raynold is between Reynand and Raymond. Raymond is between Reynald and Raynold. Reynald is not the first in line. What is the four men’s arrangement in the line?
- Raynold, Raymond, Reynald, Reynand
- Reynand, Raynold, Raymond, Reynald
- Reynald, Raymond, Raynold, Reynand
- Raynold, Raynand, Reynald, Raymond
6. Which letter will be 14th to the left of the 8th letter from the right in the following set of letters?
A O B P C Q D R E S F T G U H V I W J X K Y L Z M N
- P
- B
- Y
- C
7. If orange is called blue, blue is called red, red is called yellow, yellow is called green, green is called black, black is called violet, and violet is called orange, what would be the color of blood?
- Green
- Red
- Yellow
- Black
8. If A+B>C+D and B+C> A+D, then it is definite that:
- D>B
- C>D
- A>D
- B>D
9. What set of letters should be set on the line to complete the set? CMM, EOO, GQQ, ___, KUU
- GRR
- GSS
- ISS
- ITT
10. Find the missing letter in the following series:
O, T, T, F, F, S, S, E, ?
- N
- E
- F
- T
11. An undercover spy sent a message to his handler. The message the spy sent has the following words in it: REPAPER, SAGAS, ATTACH, RACECAR, and KAYAK. The handler noticed that one of the code-words is fake. What is the fake code-word in the message?
- RACECAR
- ATTACH
- REPAPER
- SAGAS
12. Jam is shorter than Sarrah. Lilian is shorter than Michelle who is shorter than Sarrah. Sarrah and Lilian are shorter than Diona. Who is the tallest?
- Jam
- Sarrah
- Lilian
- Diona
13. Peter is in the East of Tom and Tom is in the North of John. Mike is in the South of John then in which direction of Peter is Mike?
- North-East
- South-East
- South-West
- West
14. If in a certain language, NOIDA is coded as OPJEB, how is LEMON coded in that language?
- MFNPO
- CDKGH
- FGNJK
- MONEL
15. What are the missing numbers in this series, 15, 20, 24, 15, 28, 32 15, _, _, 15?
- 38, 42
- 40, 44
- 36, 40
- 42, 46
16. Forty employees are standing in a single row such that after the first male employee, there is one female employee. After the second male, there are two females. After the third male, there are three females and so on. How many numbers of female employees are in the second half of the row?
- 18
- 20
- 22
- 23
17. Your co-spy sent you a code; “19-7-10-24-7-25” which when deciphered will read as “MADRAS”. You have to reply with “SPIDER”. What code will you use?
- 26-22-16-10-11-24
- 25-22-15-10-11-24
- 25-22-26-10-11-24
- 25-24-26-10-12-24
18. P, Q, R, S, and T are friends. Q is elder to T, but not as tall as R. R is younger to P and is taller to S and T. P is taller to S and is not the tallest, but younger than T. S is elder to P but is shortest in the group. Who’s the tallest of them all?
- Q
- S
- T
- R
19. 5 students are sitting in a row. Annie is not adjacent to Swannie. Ricah is not adjacent to Swannie or Abbie. Mandy is in the middle of the row. Ricah is adjacent to Mandy. Then Annie is adjacent to whom?
- Ricah
- Abby
- Swannie
- Mandy
20. Four cups are placed upturned on the counter. Each cup has the same number of sweets and a declaration about the number of sweets in it. The declaration is; Five or Six, Seven or Eight, Six or Seven, Seven or Five. Only one of the declarations is correct. How many sweets are there under each cup?
- 5 sweets
- 6 sweets
- 7 sweets
- 8 sweets
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