Free Logical Reasoning Test Questions and Answers
Free Logical Reasoning Test Questions and Answers
Welcome to our free logical reasoning test practice questions.
Here are a few logical reasoning test questions to practice to give you an understanding of what real logical reasoning tests will be like. The only way to tackle these types of tests and become good at them is to practice, so make the most of these free questions and use our explanations to help you improve your performance.
Q1) Which of the given shapes would complete the sequence?
A, B, C, D
Answer
The only shape that is important to note in this example is the orange triangle. It is positioned within its square according to the square’s position in the image. The triangles in the left hand column are positioned to the left, the triangles in the middle column are centred in their corresponding squares and the same for the right hand side.
Correct Answer; B
Q2) Which of the given shapes would complete the sequence?
A, B, C, D
Answer
The lines are getting progressively thicker, to the point where the lines would take over the whole square.
Correct Answer; A
Q3) Which shape would complete the image?
A, B, C, D
Answer
The shapes inside the dotted square correspond to the outer square adjacent to the opposite corner. The shapes change orientation as if they have been reflected in a mirror line separating the top and bottom squares through the middle
Correct Answer; C
Q4) Which of the given shapes fits the pattern in the sample images?
A, B, C, D
Answer
The sample images are comprised of a larger, outer shape and a number of triangles within the larger shape. The number of triangles within the shape is determined by how many lines make up the outer shape. The circle, with one line, contains one triangle, the square, with four sides, is filled with four triangles. The only given shape that suits this pattern is B, the pentagon is filled with 5 triangles.
Correct Answer; B
Q5) Which of the given shapes fits the pattern in the sample images?
A, B, C, D
Answer
This question is asking you to identify the relationship between the 3 shapes. The shapes on the left of the scale represent the same value as those shapes on the right. From the first image we can work out the 2 orange circles equate to one blue square. Similarly, two blue squares equate to one white circle. Therefore: 1 white circle = 2 blue squares = 4 orange circles.
Correct Answer; D