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BCA Verbal and Logical Reasoning Flashcards

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  1. Which word is most similar in meaning to 'diligent'?

    Answer: Hardworking

    'Diligent' means showing careful and persistent effort, which is synonymous with 'hardworking.'

  2. Choose the word that best completes the analogy: 'Pen is to writer as scalpel is to ___.'

    Answer: Surgeon

    A pen is the primary tool of a writer, just as a scalpel is the primary tool of a surgeon.

  3. Which of the following is a logical conclusion if all cats are mammals and all mammals are warm-blooded?

    Answer: All cats are warm-blooded

    By syllogistic logic, if cats ⊆ mammals and mammals ⊆ warm-blooded, then cats ⊆ warm-blooded.

  4. Which word is an antonym of 'superficial'?

    Answer: Thorough

    'Superficial' means existing only at the surface level, while 'thorough' means complete and deep, making them antonyms.

  5. Identify the logical flaw: 'My neighbor's dog barked last night. Therefore, all dogs bark at night.'

    Answer: Hasty generalization

    Drawing a universal conclusion from a single example is a hasty generalization fallacy.

  6. In a sequence of letters, A, C, E, G, ___, what comes next?

    Answer: I

    The sequence skips every other letter (A, C, E, G), so the next letter is I.