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The action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way. Examsbook uploads important exam-based logical reasoning questions to practice reasoning problems. Logical reasoning questions are asked in SSC, Bank Exams, UPS Exams, RPSC Exams, Railways Exams, IAS, RAS and in approx all the Competitive exams. Practice logical reasoning question with answers and keep in touch with latest uploaded reasoning questions.
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For a few days, we were feeling that we should show you a complete blog that can cover all reasoning questions of SSC exams like CGL, CHSL, MTS, and CPO. These reasoning questions are very important from the point of view of upcoming SSC exams. We hope that this blog will prove to be very beneficial for you.
As you all know that RRB NTPC CBT-2 Exam date has been declared and in CBT-2 Exam Railway covers 35 Questions of General intelligence and Reasoning. The Questions of Reasoning section might be tricky and makes the candidates think logically. This article will help you to practice the questions in this section.
This is a golden opportunity to get a job for the candidates who preparing for the Central Government Jobs. In SSC MTS exam, Reasoning is a Scoring and Easy Subject and In this Subject, you can get 100 Percentage marks.
Logical Reasoning is said to be quite tricky but if the aspirants have prepared well in this section then they can get good scores in the examination. Today this article, provided important questions which are based on syllogism. Let's start practice below -
Here providing questions related to statements and assumptions under Logical Reasoning for competitive exams. If you are also preparing for any competition exam then here you can practice with the help of important questions given.
In various competitive exams, questions related to statement and argument are often asked in logical reasoning, in which the candidate is expected to choose the correct option from the argument given below the given statement in questions. Here providing questions related to statements and arguments under Logical Reasoning for competitive exams.
The exam syllabus of all the exams like SSC, RRB, IBPS, RPSC, UPSC, etc. includes the Syllogism topic in the Logical Reasoning section. Syllogism topic is one of the challenging topics of Reasoning in competitive exams. Generally, questions related to Syllogism consist of two or more statements and these statements follow the number of conclusions...
In the number series quiz, you are given some numbers as a series and you have to find the correct number according to this series. So continue your practice by these selective number series quiz for better results in your upcoming competitive exams.
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- 1Only conclusion I follows.true
- 2Only conclusion II follows.false
- 3Both conclusion I and II follow.false
- 4Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.false
- 5Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.false
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Answer : 1 Only conclusion I follows.
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- 2Only Btrue
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Answer : 2 Only B
- 1If A is true but R is false.false
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- 3If both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.true
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Answer : 3 If both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
Statement:
Should India make efforts to harness solar energy to fulfil its energy requirements?
Arguments:
Yes, Most of the energy sources used at present is exhaustible.
No. Harnessing solar energy requires a lot of capital, which India lacks in.
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Answer : 3 Only argument I is strong
Statement:
Should schools in India have only one board of
education?
Arguments:
I) Yes, it will create uniformity and equality in education.
II No, it will reduce chances of either quality education or/and may affect literacy rate
- 1Only argument I is strongfalse
- 2Either argument I or II is strongfalse
- 3Only argument II is strongtrue
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