MDCAT — Logical Reasoning MCQs
Practice 29 Logical Reasoning past-paper MCQs for MDCAT, each with a detailed explanation and reference. Try free samples below, then start a full quiz.
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High-Yield Logical Reasoning Topics
Analogies
identifying the relationship between a pair of words or concepts and applying it to a new pair
Pattern recognition
number and letter sequences, and simple visual patterns
Statement–conclusion reasoning
judging whether a conclusion follows logically from a given statement
Sample Logical Reasoning Questions
Observe the pattern and select the next term in the sequence: CAB, FAE, IAH
- A.JHK
- B.LAK
- C.JGK
- D.IGJ
Some bags are pouches. All pouches are cases. No cases are purses. Which of the following conclusions are NECESSARILY TRUE?CONCLUSIONS:I. Some pouches are purses.II. Some bags are cases.III. No bags are purses.
- A.I and II
- B.I and III
- C.II
- D.II and III
Read the following statement, assuming everything in it to be true. Then decide which of the given suggested courses of action logically follow and are worth pursuing.Statement:'"Aalia wants to sleep but cannot due to regular noise in and around her house everyday."Courses of Action:I. Insert good quality noise blockers into her ears.II, Take strong sleeping pills."
- A.I
- B.II
- C.Both I and II
- D.Neither I nor II
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