Q1:

Find the next term in the series given below.

3, 5, 9, 17, 33, ?

Q2:

Find the next term in the series given below.

2, 5, 14, 41, ?

Q3:

Find the next term in the series given below.

3, 5, 3, 7, 3, 9, 3, ?

Q4:

Statements:

Some P’s are Q’s.

Some R’s are both P’s and Q’s.

Conclusions:

I. Some Q’s are R’s.

II. All P’s are Q’s and R’s.

Q5:

Suppose ten letters from the middle of the English alphabet are reversed to make a new arrangement. Without repeating any letters, how many meaningful word(s) can be formed using the 6th to 11th letters from the right end of the new arrangement?

Q6:

Statements:

All dogs are cats.

All cats are mouse.

Conclusions:

I. Some mouse are dogs.

II. Some dogs are cats.

Q7:

Find the next term in the series given below.

C, C, B, E, A, G, Z, I, Y, ?

Q8:

The letters of the word OUHMSROM are jumbled. If they are arranged in a proper order, the name of a vegetable is formed.

What is the last letter of the word so formed?

Q9:

In the series given below, how many meaningful word/words can be formed using 1^st, 3^rd, 5^th, 7^th, and 9^th letters from the left? (Note: Repetition of these letters are allowed, and using all these letters is not mandatory.)

L S W U A M I P L

Q10:

Which of the following term will appear next in the given series?

4, 9, 10, 7, 16, 5, ?

Q11:

Statements:

Some spoons are knives.

Some knives are forks.

Conclusions:

I. Some spoons are forks.

II. Some knives are spoons.

Q12:

Statements:

Some dancers are painters.

Some painters are athletes.

Some singers are painters.

Conclusions:

I. All painters are singers.

II. Some athletes are singers.

Q13:

Statements:

Some bottles are jugs.

No jug is container.

Conclusions:

I. Some bottles are container.

II. All containers are bottles.

Q14:

Which of the following word can be formed using the letters of the given word?

‘MEASUREMENT’

Q15:

If each vowel in the word ‘FORT’ is changed to the previous letter of the English alphabet and the consonants are changed to the next letter of the English alphabet, then, how many three-letter meaningful word/words can be formed using the letters of the new word thus formed, using each letter only once?