Aptitude Practice
Logical Reasoning Practice Guide
Logical reasoning in placement tests centers on a small set of question families: blood relations and family trees, assertion-reason pairs, syllogisms, coding-decoding, and seating arrangements. Each has a fixed method once you recognize the family — the difficulty is almost always in reading the constraints correctly, not in complex logic.
24
Logical Reasoning questions in Ediky's bank
0 — see note below
Verbal Ability questions in Ediky's bank
Being upfront: this page covers Logical Reasoning, which has real coverage (24 questions) in Ediky's aptitude bank. Verbal Ability (vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension) has no dedicated content in Ediky yet — zero questions tagged or categorized under it. Rather than ship a separate, empty "Verbal Ability" page, this guide covers what's actually built and says plainly that verbal prep isn't one of Ediky's strengths yet.
The question families that matter
- Blood relations — family-tree chains; draw the diagram, don't try to hold it in your head
- Assertion-Reason — deciding whether a reason correctly explains an assertion, independent of whether both are individually true
- Syllogisms — validity from premises alone, ignoring real-world plausibility
- Coding-decoding and pattern-based puzzles
Real questions from Ediky's bank
Actual question titles:
- "Blood Relation — Chain of Five Relatives"
- "Assertion-Reason — Probability of At Least One Head"
- "Assertion-Reason — Sum of Odd Numbers"
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