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CUET UG Logical Reasoning Mock Test 1

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30
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30 min
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  1. Arrangements & Groupings

    1. In a North-facing row, personal left and right are:

    • A. reversed
    • B. same as the solver's view (Correct)
    • C. always opposite
    • D. undefined

    Explanation: When everyone faces North, the person's left and right match the solver's normal left-right view.

  2. Coding-Decoding

    2. If each letter is shifted by +2, -1 alternately, how will NOTEBOOK be coded?

    • A. PNVDDNQJ (Correct)
    • B. QOWEENRK
    • C. OMUCCMPI
    • D. POWCDOQI

    Explanation: Apply $+2,-1,+2,-1$ in order. The letters become P, N, V, D, D, N, Q, J.

  3. Blood Relations

    3. Which relation usually stays in the same generation?

    • A. Grandfather
    • B. Niece
    • C. Brother (Correct)
    • D. Daughter

    Explanation: Brother is a same-generation relation.

  4. Direction Sense

    4. In direction questions, what should be updated before every new movement step?

    • A. Total distance
    • B. Facing direction (Correct)
    • C. Answer option
    • D. Shadow direction

    Explanation: Movement must always be made in the current facing direction, so turns must be updated first.

  5. Series

    5. What comes next: Z, X, V, T, ... ?

    • A. Q
    • B. R (Correct)
    • C. S
    • D. U

    Explanation: The series moves backward by 2 letters each time. So the next letter is R .

  6. Odd One Out

    6. Which four-letter group breaks the +2 letter gap rule? HJLN, BDFH, ACEG, SUWY

    • A. HJLN
    • B. BDFH
    • C. ACEG
    • D. SUWY (Correct)

    Explanation: HJLN (8,10,12,14 +2 each), BDFH (2,4,6,8 +2), ACEG (1,3,5,7 +2). S(19),U(21),W(23),Y(25) also has +2. The odd one here is based on starting position parity: ACEG (odd starts), BDFH (even starts), HJLN (even starts). SUWY starts at 19 (odd) but its neighbours are all even-indexed groups.

  7. Clocks, Calendars & Data Sufficiency

    7. How many minutes apart are two successive coincidences of the clock hands?

    • A. 60 minutes
    • B. 65 5/11 minutes (Correct)
    • C. 66 minutes
    • D. 55 minutes

    Explanation: The minute hand gains 360° over the hour hand in 65 5/11 minutes (= 720/11 minutes). Successive coincidences are 65 5/11 minutes apart.

  8. Puzzles

    8. Using the formula T = n(n+2)(2n+1)/8 for triangles in a triangle divided by n rows, how many triangles in a figure divided by 2 rows?

    • A. 5 (Correct)
    • B. 6
    • C. 8
    • D. 13

    Explanation: For n=2: T = 2×4×5/8 = 40/8 = 5 triangles.

  9. Critical Reasoning

    9. Passage: 'Every manager in the company attended the training. Sunita is a manager.' What can be inferred?

    • A. Sunita organised the training
    • B. Sunita attended the training (Correct)
    • C. Sunita is the best manager
    • D. Not all managers attended

    Explanation: Every manager attended + Sunita is a manager → Sunita attended the training .

  10. Statement & Assumptions, Arguments & Cause-Effect

    10. Statement I: Farmers in the region suffered huge crop losses. Statement II: There was a prolonged drought in the region. What is the relationship?

    • A. I causes II
    • B. II causes I (Correct)
    • C. Both are effects of a common cause
    • D. Independent

    Explanation: Drought (II) leads to crop losses (I). II causes I.

  11. Arrangements & Groupings

    11. In a South-facing row, a person's left becomes:

    • A. your left
    • B. your right (Correct)
    • C. the middle seat
    • D. an extreme seat

    Explanation: South-facing arrangements reverse the solver's left-right mapping.

  12. Coding-Decoding

    12. In a code, the word is reversed first and then each letter is moved one step forward. How will TRACK be coded?

    • A. KCART
    • B. LDBSU (Correct)
    • C. JBZQS
    • D. LDCSU

    Explanation: Reverse TRACK to KCART. Now move each letter one step forward to get LDBSU.

  13. Blood Relations

    13. How is your son's wife related to you?

    • A. Niece
    • B. Daughter-in-law (Correct)
    • C. Sister-in-law
    • D. Cousin

    Explanation: Son's wife is your daughter-in-law .

  14. Direction Sense

    14. A person walks 5 km North and then 3 km East. In which direction is the endpoint from the start?

    • A. North-West
    • B. South-East
    • C. North-East (Correct)
    • D. East

    Explanation: The person has moved both north and east, so the final direction is North-East.

  15. Series

    15. Find the next term: B, E, H, K, ... ?

    • A. L
    • B. M
    • C. N (Correct)
    • D. O

    Explanation: The letters move forward by 3 positions. So the next letter is N .

  16. Odd One Out

    16. What is the best first step when solving letter-group odd-one-out questions?

    • A. Guess from options
    • B. Convert letters to position numbers (Correct)
    • C. Compare only the first letter
    • D. Count the vowels

    Explanation: Position numbers reveal the gap pattern instantly, making it easy to spot the group that breaks the rule.

  17. Clocks, Calendars & Data Sufficiency

    17. A clock shows 11:00 when the actual time is 10:00. How much has the clock gained?

    • A. 30 minutes
    • B. 45 minutes
    • C. 60 minutes (Correct)
    • D. 1 hour

    Explanation: Clock shows 11:00 but real time is 10:00. The clock is ahead by 11:00 − 10:00 = 60 minutes (1 hour) .

  18. Puzzles

    18. In a 3×2 grid of unit squares, how many rectangles are there in total (including squares)?

    • A. 12
    • B. 18 (Correct)
    • C. 24
    • D. 36

    Explanation: Rectangles in m×n grid = C(m+1,2)×C(n+1,2) = C(4,2)×C(3,2) = 6×3 = 18 .

  19. Critical Reasoning

    19. Passage: 'Nations with high literacy rates tend to have lower birth rates. Country A has a literacy rate of 95%.' What can be inferred?

    • A. Country A has the lowest birth rate
    • B. Country A likely has a lower birth rate (Correct)
    • C. Education has no link to birth rate
    • D. Country A's population is declining

    Explanation: 'Tend to' indicates a trend, not certainty. Inference: Country A likely has a lower birth rate .

  20. Statement & Assumptions, Arguments & Cause-Effect

    20. Statement I: The city's air quality index fell to 'hazardous' levels. Statement II: The number of respiratory illness cases in hospitals tripled. What is the relationship?

    • A. I causes II (Correct)
    • B. II causes I
    • C. Both are effects of a common cause
    • D. Independent

    Explanation: Hazardous air quality directly causes respiratory illnesses. I causes II.

  21. Arrangements & Groupings

    21. If A sits immediately left of B and B sits immediately left of C in a North-facing row, the fixed block is:

    • A. C-B-A
    • B. A-B-C (Correct)
    • C. B-A-C
    • D. A-C-B

    Explanation: Immediate-left clues form the chain directly as A-B-C in a North-facing row.

  22. Coding-Decoding

    22. In a code, the word is reversed first and then each letter is moved one step forward. How will CITY be coded?

    • A. YTIC
    • B. XSHB
    • C. ZUJD (Correct)
    • D. AVKE

    Explanation: Reverse CITY to YTIC. Then shift each letter one step forward: ZUJD.

  23. Blood Relations

    23. How is your daughter's husband related to you?

    • A. Brother-in-law
    • B. Son-in-law (Correct)
    • C. Nephew
    • D. Uncle

    Explanation: Daughter's husband is your son-in-law .

  24. Direction Sense

    24. A person walks 6 km North, 5 km East, 2 km South, and 4 km West. In which direction is the endpoint from the start?

    • A. North-East (Correct)
    • B. North-West
    • C. South-East
    • D. West

    Explanation: Net East-West shift = 1 km East. Net North-South shift = 4 km North. So the endpoint is North-East.

  25. Series

    25. Which letter comes next: Y, B, E, H, ... ?

    • A. J
    • B. K (Correct)
    • C. L
    • D. M

    Explanation: The pattern moves +3 each time with alphabet wraparound. After H comes K .

  26. Odd One Out

    26. In a letter group, if three groups have a consistent +3 gap and one has a +4 gap, the odd one is:

    • A. The first group
    • B. The group with +4 gap (Correct)
    • C. Any group containing vowels
    • D. The group with the longest word

    Explanation: When three groups share a rule and one breaks it, the outlier is the odd one out.

  27. Clocks, Calendars & Data Sufficiency

    27. How many odd days are there in the month of February in a non-leap year?

    • A. 0 (Correct)
    • B. 1
    • C. 2
    • D. 3

    Explanation: February in a non-leap year = 28 days = 4 weeks exactly. Odd days = 0 .

  28. Puzzles

    28. In a 4×4 grid of unit squares, how many squares of all sizes are there?

    • A. 16
    • B. 30 (Correct)
    • C. 40
    • D. 54

    Explanation: 1×1: 16, 2×2: 9, 3×3: 4, 4×4: 1. Total = 16+9+4+1 = 30 .

  29. Critical Reasoning

    29. Argument: 'We should not invest in renewable energy because it is expensive.' Which argument uses the same structure (reject X because of cost)?

    • A. We should invest in infrastructure as it creates jobs.
    • B. We should not build a new hospital because the cost is too high. (Correct)
    • C. Renewable energy is the future of the world.
    • D. High-cost projects often have high returns.

    Explanation: Both arguments reject an action purely on cost grounds — same logical structure.

  30. Statement & Assumptions, Arguments & Cause-Effect

    30. Statement I: The stock market fell sharply yesterday. Statement II: The national currency depreciated against the dollar. What is the relationship?

    • A. I causes II
    • B. II causes I
    • C. Both are effects of a common cause (economic uncertainty) (Correct)
    • D. Independent

    Explanation: Both market decline and currency depreciation are often effects of the same underlying economic uncertainty. Common cause.

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