🧩 Grouping Logic Quiz: Assignment and Membership

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🧩 Analytical Reasoning · Quiz 011

Grouping problems ask where every item belongs. Track fixed placements first, then apply pairing, separation, and capacity rules until each group is complete.

Learning goalAssign complete sets of objects to groups while respecting membership, pairing, separation, and capacity rules.

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FoundationParcels J, K, L, and M are each assigned to exactly one of Zones 1 and 2. J must be in Zone 1. Which statement must be true?
Need a small nudge?

Use the placement stated directly in the rule.

UnderstandingP, Q, and R each enter exactly one of Groups A and B. P and Q must be in the same group. P is in Group A. Where must Q be?
Need a small nudge?

Apply the same-group rule to P and Q.

ApplicationResearchers A, B, C, and D are divided between Labs X and Y, two per lab. A and B cannot share a lab. C must share a lab with A. If A is in X, which grouping is forced?
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Place C with A, then use capacity and the A-B separation.

InterpretationBooks J, K, L, M, and N go on Shelves X and Y. X holds exactly two books. J and K stay together; L and M stay apart; N is on X; M is on Y. Which assignment is allowed?
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Use N and M first, then preserve both relationships.

ConnectionVolunteers A-F form Red, Blue, and Green teams of two. A and B must be together. C is on Blue, D must be with C, and E cannot be on Red. Which complete assignment is possible?
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Blue fills first. Then use E to decide where the A-B pair goes.

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