🧩 Information Sufficiency Quiz: What Can Be Determined

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🧩 Analytical Reasoning · Quiz 019

For every item use the same choices: A, Statement 1 alone is sufficient; B, Statement 2 alone is sufficient; C, both together are sufficient but neither alone is; D, even both together are insufficient.

Learning goalDetermine whether supplied statements uniquely answer a question without solving from unnecessary information.

  • 5 questions
  • Foundation
  • Explanations after finishing
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FoundationWhat is x? Statement 1: x = 7. Statement 2: x is positive.
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Ask whether each statement gives one exact value.

UnderstandingA presentation is on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Which day is it? Statement 1: It is not Monday. Statement 2: It is Wednesday.
Need a small nudge?

Test the statements separately.

ApplicationWhat is x + y? Statement 1: x = 3. Statement 2: y = 4.
Need a small nudge?

The requested sum needs both values.

InterpretationA, B, and C occupy three ordered slots. What is their exact order? Statement 1: A is before B. Statement 2: A is before C.
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List orders that satisfy both statements.

ConnectionA, B, C, and D occupy slots 1-4, and A is immediately before B. Which slot contains C? Statement 1: C is before D. Statement 2: B is in slot 3.
Need a small nudge?

With B in 3, place A; then use C before D in the remaining slots.

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