LOGICAL REASONING
Deductive reasoning tests
 series of word problems consisting of an argument,
scenario or number of stated facts, followed by a set
of possible answers
 Logically only one answer can be true
 must make a deduction to find it.
1. All JOs in GSIS are good-looking.
2. Anjuli is a JO.
3. Therefore, Anjuli is good-loooking
Inductive reasoning assessments
 present information in the form of patterns, shapes,
diagrams and sequences, and you need to infer the
answer
 find the probable conclusion
 to identify either the odd one out, the missing part of a
pattern or the next part of a sequence.
Diagrammatic reasoning
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visual problem type, where a diagram with input and output is provided
make logical connections about which of the given processes would
achieve the required effect
 which requires lateral thinking and logical deduction.
Exercise
 Determine which should be the next best matching symbol