CHALLENGING LOGIC AND REASONING PROBLEMS PDF

Set 1 (Answers begin on page 99.)Start off with these simple series of numbers. Numberseries questions measure your ability to reason withoutwords. To answer these questions, you must determinethe pattern of the numbers in each series before you willbe able to choose which number comes next. Theseq[r]

Set 27 (Answers begin on page 130.)Here is yet another set of logic questions. The logicproblems in this set are somewhat more complex thanthe ones in the previous sets, but your approach shouldbe the same. Make a chart or grid so that you can orderthe given information.402. Children are in[r]

you to demonstrate an understanding of how aspeaker’s argument is put together. To determine themethod of argument, again focus on the conclusionand on the evidence presented. What method does thespeaker use to link the two?Answer question 489 on the basis of the informationbelow.I know that our rul[r]

b. daisiesc. rosesd. carnationse. irisAnswer questions 440 through 443 on the basis of theinformation below.Five cities all got more rain than usual this year.The five cities are: Last Stand, Mile City, NewTown, Olliopolis, and Polberg. The cities arelocated in five different areas of the count[r]

a. Vincent and Thomas live in the sameneighborhood.b. It takes Thomas more than 50 minutes todeliver the papers.c. It is dark outside when Vincent begins hisdeliveries.d. Thomas would like to have his own paperroute.355. Georgia is older than her cousin Marsha.Marsha’s brother Bart is older t[r]

Set 20 (Answers begin on page 122.)The questions in this set ask you to match definitionsto particular situations. For each question, you will begiven a definition and four possible answer choices.Read each definition and all four choices carefully, andfind the answer that provides the be[r]

Remember: A good way to approach this type of question is to use the following sentence: “A ______ could not exist without ______.” For questions 167 through 181, find the word that name[r]

Set 12 (Answers begin on page 113.)Here is the first of several sets of analogies. Analogiestest your ability to see relationships between words,objects, or concepts. There are many different types ofanalogy relationships: use or function, part-to-whole,classification, proportion or degree, cause [r]

Every one of the following questions consists of a related pair of words, followed by five pairs of words labeled Athrough E.. Choose the pair that _best_ represents a similar relationsh[r]

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with the embedded software that is running there. For example, you might want to observe the bus interaction between the processor and one of the peripherals attached to it. A handy trick is to add an output statement to the software just prior to the start of the interaction you're intereste[r]

with the embedded software that is running there. For example, you might want to observe the bus interaction between the processor and one of the peripherals attached to it. A handy trick is to add an output statement to the software just prior to the start of the interaction you're intereste[r]

© 2002 by CRC Press LLC operations: do one step after another, perform a specified sequence in the event of a failure, etc.In actual operation, these two types of control systems work concurrently. In this presentation, wewill focus on the discrete event control and neglect the interactions be[r]

with the embedded software that is running there. For example, you might want to observe the bus interaction between the processor and one of the peripherals attached to it. A handy trick is to add an output statement to the software just prior to the start of the interaction you're intereste[r]

machines are combined together using parallel composition. Thus, although techniques exist forconstructing a supervisory controller given the finite state machine of the plant P and the specifiedclosed-loop behavior (the language L), the large size of the resulting state space limits the sizes[r]

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PLC is still used mostly as a strand of logic, as generally in strings of logic / digital solutions to these problems will be easier if each input and output components are presented in [r]

© 2002 by CRC Press LLC operations: do one step after another, perform a specified sequence in the event of a failure, etc.In actual operation, these two types of control systems work concurrently. In this presentation, wewill focus on the discrete event control and neglect the interactions be[r]

Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1993), ch. 4. For a good general introduction tothe psychology of reasoning, with a philosophical slant, see K. I. Manktelow andD. E. Over, Inference and Understanding: A Philosophical and Psychological Perspective(London: Routledge, 1990); they disc[r]

(Materials drawn from Chapter 1 in: “Michael Huth and Mark Ryan. Logic in Computer Science: Modelling and Reasoning about Systems, 2nd Ed., Cambridge University Press, 2006.”)
Nguyen An Khuong, Huynh Tuong Nguyen Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering University of Technology, VNUHCM
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