🧩 Analytical Reasoning Quiz: Integrated Logic Problems

🧩 Analytical Reasoning · Quiz 010

Integrated problems do not announce which method to use. Identify the rule type, separate independent constraints, and combine conclusions only after each step is justified.

Learning goalSelect and combine appropriate methods across patterns, classification, conditionals, ordering, and constraints.

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FoundationIn the code sequence B1, E4, H9, K16, the letter advances by three alphabet positions and the numbers are consecutive squares. What comes next?
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Continue the letter rule and the square-number rule separately.

UnderstandingFour cards M, N, P, and Q are arranged in a row. Every blue card is placed before every yellow card. M is blue, and N is yellow. What must be true?
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Apply the cross-category ordering rule to the named blue and yellow cards. Do not assume exact positions.

ApplicationNia, Omar, and Priya each receive one different badge color: red, blue, or green. If Omar receives green, then Priya receives red. Priya does not receive red. What must be true?
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Use the contrapositive of the if-then rule before assigning colors.

InterpretationA robot starts at (0, 0). If it finishes north of its starting point, its indicator turns blue. It moves 2 units east, 3 units north, and 2 units west. Which result must occur?
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Find the final coordinate first, then apply the indicator rule.

ConnectionExactly one of P and Q is true. If P is true, then R is true. If Q is true, then S is false. R is false. Which conclusion must be true?
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Use R false to test P, then apply the exactly-one rule and the Q rule.

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