Reasoning

No cats are dogs. Some dogs are pets. Some pets are not cats?

Some cars are red. All red things are bright. Some cars are bright?

All pens are books. All books are pages. All pens are pages?

No cats are dogs. Some dogs are pets. Some pets are not cats?

Some cars are red. All red things are bright. Some cars are bright?

All pens are books. All books are pages. All pens are pages?

No cats are dogs. Some dogs are pets. Some pets are not cats?

Some cars are red. All red things are bright. Some cars are bright?

All pens are books. All books are pages. All pens are pages?

No cats are dogs. Some dogs are pets. Some pets are not cats?

Some cars are red. All red things are bright. Some cars are bright?

All pens are books. All books are pages. All pens are pages?

No cats are dogs. Some dogs are pets. Some pets are not cats?

Some cars are red. All red things are bright. Some cars are bright?

With A=1, B=2, ... Z=26, what number represents K?

Find the next term using a constant difference: 3, 7, 11, 15, __.

Using Monday=1 through Sunday=7, a task starts on Monday and finishes 15 days later. What is the finish-day number?

What is the smaller angle, in degrees, between the hands at exactly 2:00?

In a code, a # b means 2a + b. Find 7 # 3.

Evaluate the two proposed answers. Which are supported? I. Finding the number of sides of a regular polygon from exterior angle 45 degrees — the best logical assessment: Sufficient information. II. Two events cannot occur together but one of them must occur — the best logical assessment: They are mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive.

For A witness claims no black swans exist after seeing only white swans, identify the best logical assessment.

Evaluate the two proposed answers. Which are supported? I. A claim says a policy is correct solely because many people support it — the best logical assessment: False dilemma. II. A price falls from 100 to 80 and then rises to 100; claim of equal percentage changes — the best logical assessment: The claim is false because the percentage bases differ.

Evaluate the two proposed answers. Which are supported? I. An argument attacks a speaker's clothing instead of the evidence — the best logical assessment: Ad hominem diversion. II. A rule claims every parcel is under 2 kg; one parcel weighs 3 kg — the best logical assessment: The sample may be unrepresentative.

For A survey asks only gym members whether residents exercise daily, identify the best logical assessment.

Evaluate the two proposed answers. Which are supported? I. Finding the number of sides of a regular polygon from exterior angle 45 degrees — the best logical assessment: Sufficient information. II. A training group's scores improve with no comparison group — the best logical assessment: Other changes could explain the improvement.