Qualitative Reasoning Logical Sequences and Conclusions Test Online MCQs

Qualitative Reasoning Aptitude Test

The Qualitative Reasoning Logical Sequences and Conclusions Test assesses a candidate’s ability to identify patterns, follow sequences, and draw valid conclusions from given information. It is a key part of aptitude exams for jobs, university admissions, and competitive tests, focusing on analytical thinking rather than memorization. Practicing these tests online helps improve problem-solving speed, accuracy

Logical Sequences and Conclusions Test Online

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1. Odd one out: 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11

3

11

2

9

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2. If ALL ROSES ARE FLOWERS and SOME FLOWERS ARE RED, which conclusion must be true?

Some flowers are roses

No roses are red

All red things are roses

Some roses are red

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3. Odd one out: Sparrow, Crow, Bat, Pigeon

Sparrow

Crow

Pigeon

Bat

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4. Logical deduction: If not P then Q. Not Q. Therefore:

Q

Not Q and Not P

P

Not P

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5. If MONDAY is coded as NPOEBZ, code FRIDAY.

GRJEBZ

GSJEBZ

GSJEBZ

GSJEBZ

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6. Coding: If COLD = DPME, then WARM = ?

XBSN

VBSN

XARN

XBSM

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7. Blood relation: A is brother of B. B is sister of C. C is daughter of D. How is A related to D?

Daughter

Son

Grandson

Nephew

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8. Arrange alphabetically the last letters and pick the middle one: Road, Roof, Room, Roar

m

d, f, m, r → middle between f & m

f

r

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9. If P = 16 and T = 20, what is S + U?

39

42

41

40

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10. What comes next: A, C, F, J, O, ?

T

U

S

V

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11. Coding–Decoding: If READ → SFBG, then BOOK → ?

BPPN

CPPM

CPPN

CPNL

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12. Analogy: Leaf : Tree :: Petal : ?

Root

Seed

Flower

Stem

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13. Cause–Effect: “City’s air quality improved after car-free day.”

Cause

Both

Neither

Effect

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14. Statement: All pens are tools. Some tools are markers. Conclusion: Some pens are markers.

Uncertain

True

Either A or B

False

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15. Data Sufficiency:

) y = 6

Both together

What is x?

1 alone

2 alone

Neither

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16. Series: 2, 5, 11, 23, 47, ?

95

96

97

94

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17. Calendar: If 1st Jan is Monday of a non-leap year, what is the day on 1st Feb?

Wednesday

Tuesday

Friday

Thursday

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18. Series: 1, 2, 4, 7, 11, 16, ?

22

20

25

27

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19. If Some A are B and All B are C, which must be true?

No A is C

Some A are C

Some C are A

All A are C

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20. Series: 5, 7, 10, 14, 19, ?

25

24

22

23

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21. Complete the analogy: HAND : PALM :: FOOT : ?

Heel

Ankle

Toe

Sole

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22. Syllogism: Some artists are musicians. All musicians are creative. Conclusion?

Some artists are creative

Some creatives are musicians only

All artists are creative

No artist is creative

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23. Series: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ?

30

34

36

49

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24. Which pair is different?

(4,16)

(6,36)

(5,20)

(3,9)

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25. Statement–Assumption: “Increase library hours to improve student results.”

Students dislike libraries

Results don’t matter

Longer hours reduce costs

Students use libraries for study

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26. A man faces East, turns 90° clockwise, then 180° anticlockwise, then 90° clockwise. He now faces:

East

South

North

West

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27. Syllogism: All keys are metal. No metal floats. Conclusion: No keys float.

Both

True

Uncertain

False

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28. Choose the correct Venn diagram relation: Doctors, Surgeons, Humans

Surgeons ⊆ Doctors ⊆ Humans

Three disjoint sets

Humans ⊆ Doctors ⊆ Surgeons

Doctors ⊆ Surgeons ⊆ Humans

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29. Odd pair:

(Pentagon, 6)

(Square, 4)

(Triangle, 3)

(Hexagon, 6)

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30. Which number completes the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?

A. 108

B. 162

C. 243

D. 324

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31. Statement–Assumption: “Install CCTV to reduce theft.”

CCTV can deter or help catch thieves

Theft happens at night only

CCTV is expensive

Theft cannot be reduced

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32. Which number fits: 4, 6, 9, 13, 18, ?

26

24

25

22

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33. Statement–Inference: “Rain clouds cover the city.”

It must be raining

It will not rain

It may rain soon

Rain already stopped

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34. Which word does not belong: Conclude, Infer, Deduce, Conflate

Conflate

Deduce

Infer

Conclude

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35. Clock: Angle between hands at 3:30?

120°

90°

105°

75°

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36. Which number completes the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?

162

243

324

108

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37. Analogy: Museum : Art :: Library : ?

Shelves

Study

Silence

Books

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38. Series: 8, 6, 9, 7, 10, 8, 11, ?

13

12

10

9

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39. Find the odd number: 121, 144, 169, 196, 225, 242

242

144

121

169

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40. If Q is the 17th letter from the start?

18th

16th

19th

17th

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41. Analogy: Teacher : School :: Chef : ?

Kitchen

Food

Restaurant

Recipe

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42. Find the missing term: 2, 5, 10, 17, 26, ?

41

35

38

37

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43. Find the odd one out: Triangle, Square, Rectangle, Circle

Square

Rectangle

Triangle

Circle

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44. Which number replaces ? in: 7, 14, 28, 56, ?

112

70

98

84

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45. If NORTH is coded as SPUWI, how is EAST coded?

IBVX

HDVW

HDEX

FBUV

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46. Statement: No cats are reptiles. Some pets are cats. Conclusion: Some pets are not reptiles.

False

Uncertain

True

Both A and B

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47. Syllogism: Some engineers are writers. Some writers are painters. Conclusion: Some engineers are painters.

Always false

Uncertain

False

True

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48. If FAST is written as GBTW, how is SLOW written?

TMPX

TNQX

RKNV

RMNV

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49. Facing North, turn left, then right, then right. Final direction?

South

West

East

North

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50. Coding: In a code, WATER = YCVGT. Then FIRE is:

HKTG

HJTG

HKVG

HKTG

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