Free IQ practice question · Logical reasoning
Logical reasoning questions ask you to follow conditions precisely and avoid assumptions that are not stated. Try this sample syllogism-style question.
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Sample Question
ExplainedAll brins are lorps. Some lorps are daxes. No dax is a miv. Which statement must be true?
Answer
C. Some lorps are not mivs
The prompt says some lorps are daxes, and no dax is a miv. Therefore, at least those lorps that are daxes are not mivs. The other options may sound plausible, but they are not guaranteed by the statements.
Logical reasoning practice is about necessity. The correct answer is not the statement that feels most likely in the real world; it is the statement that must follow from the given rules. This sample uses invented words so background knowledge cannot help. That forces you to track categories only by their relationships: all, some, and none.
A useful method is to translate each sentence into a simple diagram. Put brins completely inside lorps. Mark that at least one lorp overlaps with daxes. Then mark daxes as separate from mivs. From that structure, you can prove that some lorps are not mivs. You cannot prove that any brins are daxes, because the brin circle may sit away from the dax overlap. You also cannot prove that no brin is a miv unless the prompt directly connects brins to daxes or mivs.
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