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31 Minutes
29 Questions
Time for each question =Â 64 Seconds
​Logical Puzzles
These questions require you to review a data source and use one or more steps of deductive inference in order to reach a conclusion.
Interpreting Information
You will be presented with information in various formats (written passages, graphs, charts, etc.) and will be required to interpret this information in order to determine which conclusions follow. There may be multiple correct response options per item, and you will be required to ‘drag and drop’ the correct responses.
Recognising Assumptions
These questions ask you to evaluate arguments for and against a particular solution to a problem. You will be required to evaluate the strength of the presented arguments and the soundness of assumptions underlying these arguments. There is only one correct response per question; candidates must suspend their own beliefs to reach the strongest conclusion.
Syllogisms
These questions require you to apply deductive reasoning to arrive at a conclusion based on two or more propositions that are asserted or assumed to be true.
Venn Diagrams
Venn diagrams show all possible logical relations between a finite collection of different sets. There are three main question types that are commonly asked.
Probabilistic Reasoning
​This sub-section involves selecting the most appropriate response based on a short passage containing statistical information.Â
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​All questions are standalone and do not share data
Data may include text, charts, tables, graphs & diagrams
Answers may require a range of approaches for example Yes/No, Single Best Answer etc.
​The Decision Making sub-test assesses your ability to apply logic to reach a decision or conclusion, evaluate arguments and analyse statistical information.
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