Therefore, the correct answer is (B).Īfter finding the correct answer, there is no need to examine the remaining responses.Īnswer (C) - A possible trip of three men and two women without Mrs. This means that a trip with three men cannot be held without Mr. Jared? This means that all other men are signed up for the trip, but from the rules it is inferred that if Mr. Ilgor is not necessarily signed up for the trip, and therefore this is not the correct answer.Īnswer (B) - Could there be a trip of three men and two women without Mr. The following group is not in conjunction with the rules:
Ilgor? This means that all other men are signed up for the trip. The way to solve the question is to determine whether the scenario is possible without the person mentioned in the response.Īnswer (A) - Could there be a trip of three men and two women without Mr. Note: rule number two shows compatibility with what actually happened and represents a confirmation of actual events The correct answer to this question is the person who a three-man and two-woman trip cannot be held without. In both cases, K is in room 1, as is stated in answer choice A. For K to be to the left of L (second condition), L must be in room 2, and K – in room 1. M/J takes the remaining spot in room 1: 1 Since neither is in room 2, K is in room 1, and L is in room 3 (together with N). According to the second condition, K is left to L.
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Now that room 2 is full we can turn to the other two. The second bear in that room can be either M or J since one has to be in room 2 (fourth condition). Therefore we should look at what we know about the new bear: O can be either in room 2 or 3. The other conditions provide us with some information, but not enough to place any of the other bears in a specific room. The first thing to notice is that we know the exact position of N – room 3. If one of the answer choices must be true, we should deduce it based on the information we already have. Preparations that include Deductive Reasoning practice tests: SHL, Watson Glaser. The test typically lasts between 15-20 minutes and consists of about 20 questions. Your logical thinking skills are measured by the SHL deductive test. While it is perfectly possible that Abby lives elsewhere as well, we cannot be certain of that for sure, and even if we did, it is still impossible to deduce that they both live in the same place. We do not have any information to contradict the suggestion that Abby lives there, but we cannot corroborate it, either.Īnswer choice (C) – the fourth fact says that small apartments have one bedroom, but we cannot tell whether it is the same for big apartments or not.Īnswer choice (E) – we know that Tim does not live in Tinyville.
Let's go over the rest of the answer choices:Īnswer choice (A) – since we know Tim lives in a big apartment, and we also know that there are no such apartments in Tinyville, the conclusion that Tim lives in is illogical.Īnswer choice (B) – all we know about Tinyville is that it has no big apartments.
Therefore we can conclude that Abby's apartment has one bedroom. We know that Abby lives in a small apartment, and we know that small apartments have one bedroom.
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