Abstract Reasoning Skills Questions and Answers Flashcards
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In a series of shapes: circle with 1 dot, square with 2 dots, triangle with 3 dots, circle with 4 dots — what comes next?
Answer: Square with 5 dots
The shapes cycle circle→square→triangle while dots increment by 1 each step. After triangle comes circle again, but here the shape pattern restarts: circle(1), square(2), triangle(3), circle(4), so next is square with 5 dots.
If all Blips are Zaps, and some Zaps are Flinks, which conclusion is definitely true?
Answer: Some Blips may be Flinks
Since all Blips are Zaps, and only some Zaps are Flinks, it's possible (but not certain) that some Blips fall within the Zap-Flink overlap. The only guaranteed conclusion is that some Blips may be Flinks.
A matrix has: Row 1: ●■▲, Row 2: ■▲●, Row 3: ▲●?. What fills the question mark?
Answer: ■
Each row contains all three symbols (●, ■, ▲) exactly once. Row 3 starts with ▲●, so the missing symbol must be ■.
Numbers: 3, 6, 12, 24, __. What is the missing number?
Answer: 48
Each number is doubled: 3×2=6, 6×2=12, 12×2=24, 24×2=48.
In a pattern: ◇◆◇◆◇◆, if ◇=open and ◆=filled, what is the 9th element?
Answer: ◇
The pattern alternates ◇◆ with period 2. Odd positions are ◇, even positions are ◆. Position 9 is odd, so the answer is ◇ (open).
Odd one out: 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 112
Answer: 112
36=6², 49=7², 64=8², 81=9², 100=10². 112 is not a perfect square (10²=100, 11²=121), so 112 is the odd one out.