ABSTRACT REASONING TEST Questions & Answers! (ADVANCED LEVEL!) HOW to PASS with 100%!
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- Example abstract reasoning test questions.
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Is Q13 A?
A
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For Question 9 is D
For Question 10 is A
Q12 is D
Just wanted to thank you for your fantastic job. After watching a few videos from your channel I scored 7/10 in Alva’s logic test. Hopefully, it’ll help me get hired, thanks for helping out 🙂
These are great and so helpful. I would love to have immediate answers to the questions you pose for us so that we could be aware of how we are doing then and there. It would also save you a lot of grading. :) Thanks for posting these videos.
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Thank you for these Richard, take care.
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Q13. It took a bit of time to understand the logic. This is how it is.. Black square pattern 2,3,4,_,6,7 Grey 2,3,4,5,_,7 White 2,3,4,5,6,_ all the missing number of squares are in option A
Sir, you are great...!
It is definitely helpful- your videos, practicing questions, explanation skills and the motivational voice of yours are always encouraging people to get involved and makes it easier for them to pass the assessment tests....!
So nice of you
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@@CareerVidz I already have subscribed your channel. And I suppose this is the least I could do to support your content and appreciate your effort...!
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I appreciate the feedback info!!
Q13 A. sum the number of dots for each type and find the hexagon (A) to compensate these numbers such that their final sums are equal. it takes me a bit of time and not sure can do on real test (unless say I have already seen this type ). Q16 can be D I think
Thank you so much for creating such amazing educational content! It helps me a lot to understand this better
You're very welcome!
Shouldn't Q3's answer be both A and D? Since if we subtract the numbers horizontally, D is the odd one since all the other options' differences are 18 while D is 21. On the other hand, by subtracting vertically, A will be the odd one as it has a difference of 19 while other options have 18.
Furthermore, if we were to observe a pattern by subtracting counter-clockwise, both B and C's numbers decrease by 9, whilst A decreased by 10 (54-44=10) and D decreased by 12 (22-10=12).
Likewiseee
The question is not accurate
For those having difficult time with Q13. Look at the number of black squares in each hexagon. You'll find 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7 (series) and the one with 5 black squares is missing. So the answer is A.
Yes you are correct, that combination of squares also goes for the grey and white squares, where the hexagon containing 6 grey squares and 7 white squares is also missing. Hexagon A contains all these missing combinations.
You are amazing. I love it!!! Thanks a lot and continue helping us! And - what an amazing accent! I would love to copy it for myself!
Thank you! 😃
@@CareerVidz in 9th one its the water image not mirror
For Question 1 Answer C could also be the odd one out because all the other answers correspond with even or odd numbers. For example the top numbers of ALL the diamonds are even except for C that pattern occurs on every side of the diamond. C is always the opposite of the other diamonds. If they are even C is odd.
Why should qn 3 answer be D not A?
Q3 has 2 odd ones, A and D.
All the jumps from low to high are with 9, except D=> goes from 10 to 22 and A=> goes from 44 to 54??
Answer for Q3 is indeed D (Anti clockwise, they decrease by 9 each time, apart from D)
@@CareerVidz I agree but answer A is also correct. Anti-clockwise A starts to decrease by 10, and then by 9. So A and D are correct answers (and BTW Richard, I subscribed and bought your book last night - finished already, nice reading)
I found the answer to the 1st question by 10 and B was the only answer that equalled 9
for 18 a pattern can also be the fact that in all figure except the c one, 3 multiple signs are at the same colors (figure A - white / figure B - black / figure C - none / figure D - black)
There is a fault in question 3 isn’t there? Option A starts with 54 - 44 and that makes 10 instead of 9. So not only D is the odd one but also A I’m guessing.
Totally agree
aggred
Exactly true
2.) C, the numbers opposite to each other: The smallest number on each side is multiplied by two to get the second number. Eg: 7 *2 is 14 in answer D. C is wrong, 16 multiplied by
2 is not 31. It is 32.
3.) There are 2 odd ones?? A and D. A seems to have a different answer vertically, but D horizontally. My rule I found was that the opposite corners- the biggest number was subtracted by 18 to get the smallest one. This doesn't apply for A vertically, but it doesn't apply for D horizontally. I found out the explanation is that the numbers go down by 9 each time. *
5.) C, the number of sides the shape has is multiplied by 2 to get the number next to that shape in the square. A pentagon was next to the number 12, but that isn't correct as a pentagon has 5 sides. The correct answer should be 10.
7.) A, what I noticed first is that each arrow IN A ROW rotates 45 degrees each time. The top row rotates clockwise, the next anticlockwise and the third repeats clockwise. Each colour also has to appear at least once in a row. Although one colour appears twice. *
8.) B, the black line should not be touching the light grey line nor the grey line.
10.) A, I like to look at the rows in every possible way I can. I found out that if you look at the rows vertically from the top the number of sides are decreasing by one. In each row there is also three different colours. They are each used at least once in these vertical rows. You can infer that the colour has to be red, since there are no reds in the middle column and that the shape has to have four sides. Because the sides are decreasing by one each :).
12.) C, If you look at the shapes, you can see that the number in the hexagon next to the shape inside the hexagon is half of the amount of the shape's sides. The only answer choice that shows this is C.
13.) No, I didn't get it but I figured out how to do it eventually. The answer is A though I won't say I got it right because I found different answers in the comments, but one of them actually explained it. Here's the explanation: the amount of the different colours in the hexagon vary from 2-7 throughout all the hexagons and each hexagon has a specific amount of squares that have a specific colour. Each colour must have a number from 2-7 in separate hexagons. Lets say the hexagons have white squares in the amounts of: 2, 3 ,4 ,5 ,6 but there is 7 white squares missing. That means the unknown square must have 7 white squares. *
15.) A, The square moves from corner to corner in an anti-clockwise motion.
17.) B, the shapes in each row increase by one side from left to right. This is also the case vertically. Colour isn't a pattern here, only a distractor.
19.) C, look at the sides of the shape inside the circle. They all have 8 sides.
NOTE TO SELF:( * = I had trouble with this question in the time limit or I just had trouble with the question)
This was a great video :)
My reasoning to 10) was looking at the rows: each row has a sequence of [n, n, n-1] by the number of sides of the shapes, and the shapes with the same number of sides have the same color. Therefore the answer was a red shape with 4 sides.
first one.. all boxes had one number of the pair were same. but only B had no same number.. thats how i got it.
I guessed c intitally but now when I look at it at the colums in each square have 2 of the colours repeat themselves for example looking at the columns in the first square the black repeats itself in one of the columuns and the next column the white and 1 column of 1 each colour black white and grey the same pattern occurs with b ( 1 column 2 greys 1 column 2 white and then 1 column black white and grey in c 1 column of 2 blacks 1 column of 2 whites 1 column of 1 black 1 white and 1 grey D is the only 1 that there is 1 of every colour in each column so .... how would i know
Hi sir! Can you explain question #12? Why is it the correct answer is letter c? Thanks♡
Answer is C because the number that accompanies each shape is half the number of sides :)
Q2:C, Q3:D, Q5:C, Q7:B, Q8:B, Q10:A, Q12:C, Q13:A, Q15:A, Q17:B, Q19:C
Can u explain me how does the answer of Q13 is A ???
@@jiljoshi1858also found it t to be “A” … look at the white circles. They are increasing (that’s the only pattern I noticed) so the next hexagons should have 7 white circles
this is the most helpful thing im watching these because im gonna go into an science high school....thank you for this
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qn 16 can also be d if u consider it a pattern but with 2 of the same direction at one time?
Hii!
Is question 13 C because I'm not sure
Thanks! :D
Hi Zara, unfortunately Q13 is not C. Would you like to try again? :)
I thought 13) was pretty tough. Ultimately my reasoning was (potential spoiler):
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"The same number of squares for each color (gray, black, white) is never shared amongst multiple hexagons", which gives A; B conflicts with north-east hexagon (3 x white), C conflicts with north hexagon (3 x black), D conflicts with north-west hexagon (3 x gray).
Took me some more than 20 seconds though ;)
WOW- That's is brilliant Jeff. I tried every logic and could not seem to figure out and came here to spy :)
@careervidz Please, explain all the question and results of them. It's really upsetting not to know the if we answered right. also when wrong not knowing the explanation!!!!!
Got caught out again.
I looked at the top box the. Diamond shapes and saw B 2, A 4, D 6, E 8 and C5, so I thought C was the odd one out in terms of pattern.
is question 3 a and d because I am not sure if there can be 2 answers
Only one of these is right :)
How do you work out Q7 plz? thank you
Q.7 - I'm seeing the pattern but my answer is not included in the choices..
Hi! May I ask why is A the answer to question 7? It’s a bit confusing 😅
It’s not A, it’s B or D . The last row should be a mirror image of the first row
@@elieldaniel4531I found it to be A as well . The arrows are just rotating clockwise , while the colours are alternating.
Could you pls explain Q13 because I don't rlly get it.
Thx
If you look for example for the number of the little black squares in each big square, you cann see that one square has 2 black sq., 3 black sq., 7 black sq., 6 black sq. and one has 4 squares. So you have 2,3,4,6,7. You see that one number misses so that you have a pattern from 2-7. and its the number 5. So in the missing square it has to have 5 black squares . And this pattern you also can see for the white and grey little squares.
i am following though i am still bit slow but i am getting along well
Question 3 is D , however 54 in option A is supposed to be 53! Is this correct?
Here’s the pattern for 13: Look at the grey dots. Top right is 2, top left is 3, and top centre is 4. Then we see that bottom right is 5 and bottom centre is 7, that means that bottom left is 6.
The pattern is linear, right-to-left-to-centre, top to bottom.
The right answer is A.
thanks man, I appreciate your answer. Now, I understand why it is A.
sir I understand you want to sell your products on your website, but you should add the answers to the examples you put in the video, its nonsense to have a test example without knowing the correct answer, I don't understand as well how many people add their answers if they will never know if they are right or wrong.. they are left in the nimbo.. Im sure more people would but your online if you would add the answers.. in between you lost me as a customer...
Agreed.
Absolutely right. He is doing this intentionally so he can sell at the same time
@@Sunny-cx3xg the nerve! 😂
explanation for Q13 pls
In the first question, couldn't one reasonably argue that C is the odd one out, since its the only one with an odd number in the top square?
Question 3:D
Question 5:C
Question 7:D
Question 10:A
Question 12:C
Question 13:A
Question 15:A
Question 17:B
Question 19:C
I hope most of these are correct
All correct except question 7 :)
@@CareerVidz Okay thanks for letting me know
Q7: A
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Plz explain answer to 13
sir for question 10 its A
Correct!
the only one that does not have 1 row entirely x and the other 2 rows 2 x and 1 plus is c? ( that how i looked at it
I was confident before I did this. The answers to the test questions need explanations.
Q7 C
going across D = Degree
the top row L---->R 22.5 D Clockwise rotation
second row L---->R 22.5 D Counter clockwise rotation
third row L----->R 22.5 D Clockwise rotation
fourth row L ----->R 22.5 D Counter clockwise rotation
Top down, you see 1 and 3, 2 and 4 are pointing the same direction first and fourth row
Q2-C, Q3-A, Q5-C, Q10-A, Q12-C, Q15-A, Q17-B, Q19-C
Fab answers Myriam, you got them all correct except question 3 :)
@@CareerVidz yeah I think the third question is actually D
@@thomasthespeedrunner1877 explain Q3
is the answer to question 9 c since it is the only shape that has 5 sides on its outside the rest have 8 sides?
Q7:A,B,C
please explain Q5 - C ?
Another fantastic quiz sir. Here are my answers.
Q2. C
Q3. D
Q5. C
Q7. C
Q8. B
Q10. A
Q12. C
Q13. A
Q15. A
Q17. B
Q19. C
Why Q15 is A?
Hi Kathleen! All of your answers are correct! Thank you for your participation! :)
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@@CareerVidz Thank you sir‼️ I'm really enjoying this quiz.😀
@@amiraabdelrahman9891 As you can see ma'am, it has pattern. And when you follow the pattern you can see that the last box is letter A.🤗😊
@@amiraabdelrahman9891 I can't explain very well but if you look at the 2nd and 3rd boxes from top to bottom, the top layer can be the basis of finding the missing section since the pattern on the top layer opposes the middle one. It is like : Top = < , bottom = >>
Question 2 C
Why Q15 is A?
Q3: D
Correct!
But why??
@@shellbell6019 I think if you summ all of the squares inside each hexagon the total number is 11 in each one. And the only option that has 11 squares inside is the letter D.
@@vladimiroliveira1184 ok, thank you so much for the explanation!
I’m confused, “A” look’s like the odd one out too
Q2:C
Q3:D
Q5:C
Q7:C
Q8:B
Q10:A
Q12:C
Q13:A
Q15:B
Q17:B
Q19:C
Thanks.
I think the answer for Q15 is A, As I think, the Pattern is Top Right -> Top Left -> Bottom Right -> Bottom Left.
I am confused with Q3 can see why…
Could someone explain how to complete question 13? I got A but would appreciate if someone walked me through how to do it.
count the number of black squares in eavh shape, that's how i solved it.
Q.17 B.
Hi Great vid!. here are my answers:
Q2: C
Q3: D
Q5: C
Q7: A:
Q8: B
Q10: B
Q12: C
Q13: C
Q15: A
Q17: B
Q19: C
Thank you
Hi Javier! Thank you for answering all of these questions! You did a great job :)
You got Q2,3,5,7,8,12,15,17 and 19 correct! Excellent work :)
Would you like to try Q10 and 13 again?
@@CareerVidz absolutely, will try now and see where I failed. Thanks for the reply.
Q13. A
@@animalsworld6839 how?
Question 2:C
Question 3:D:A
Question 5:C
Question 7:A
Question 8:B
Question 10:A
Question 12:C
Question 13:A
Question 15:A
Question 17:B
Question 19:C
Fantastic answers Mana, you got all of these right! :)
@@CareerVidz why is the answer to number 8 b?
@@CareerVidz why is the answer to question 13 A
Why Q17 is B not C? Please answer me. Thanks
@roseb2105count the white box is increasing by one
Q3 I get the that the answer is D because subtracting the opposites give you the number 18, however A might have an error because subtracting 35 from 54 gives you 19 not 18 so there might have been an error in the question maybe?
Hi! You are correct! Answer for this question is D :)
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Yes there's error
Thanks sir but i hope you reveal the real answers to the questions and explanation so we can understand better.
Q3 is A and D. If it has to be D then in A instead of 54 it should be 53 @Careervidz
Hi Vinish, correct answer for Q3 is D :)
This is because, they all decrease by 9 each time, apart from D
@@CareerVidz Could you please confirm 54 should be 53 in A. Otherwise it decreases by 10?
@@CareerVidz Hi! Shouldn't Q3's answer be both A and D?
Since if we subtract the numbers horizontally, D is the odd one since all the other options' differences are 18 while D is 21. On the other hand, by subtracting vertically, A will be the odd one as it has a difference of 19 while other options have 18.
Furthermore, if we were to observe a pattern by subtracting counter-clockwise, both B and C's numbers decrease by 9, whilst A decreased by 10 (54-44=10) and D decreased by 12 (22-10=12).
@@CareerVidz You are wrong. Q3 can be both A and D unless you made a typo. A decreases by 10 i.e 54 - 44 and D is obvious since it decreases by 12, i.e 22 - 10
Q2 - B
Q3 - A
Q5 - C
Q7 - A
Q8 - B
Q10 - B
Q12 - C
Q13 - A
Q15 - A
Q17 - B
Q19 - C
Thank you for this vid.
Hi! Most of your answers are correct! Great work. Would you like to try Q2,3, and 10 again?
2.C
3.A and D
No. 7 is B
@@CareerVidz why question 5 is C
@@CareerVidz Q10 - A ?
I am finding it a bit hard to understand Q4 question. How did he identify the pattern
Plz add more vid
I think Q4 is B, it has only one blue color while the rests have two.
the ones we do ourselves are harder
In 18 you have a secondary logic, because C is also the only one that does not have a sign that comes three times with a common colour. A and D have 3 black Xs and B has 3 whites Xs, but C doesnt have a pairing trio.
Your first example already has problems. Why on Earth is the numbers on opposite ends are exactly 5 numbers away the MAJOR FACTOR? What if there are other relationships at the same time such as all the numbers being even or odd? I noticed that the top number repeats to the left diagonal. So the top number 4 appears on the left diagonal as 14. Also notice the bottom number repeats to the right upper diagonal. The bottom number 9 repeats on the upper right diagonal as 19. The digits repeat in such a pattern but you did not use this fact as the MAJOR FACTOR. True to what I said only B does not have repeating digits as the other do. How are we to pick what attributes are the MAJOR FACTOR to solve the question. This seems hit or miss. Please help clarify or explain.
Can you explain Question number 2 cuz
Im having a bit of confused
It’s double from the top to the bottom number and the left to right number in each diamond and then in c 16x2 is 32 not 31 so it’s wrong
For question # 4 all squares should total 23 option A does not. Very easy
Also the numbers in the corners coincide with the number of sides for each shape. A incorrectly states 2 for a four sided shape.
the answer to question 2 is C
Q#17 B
Q2 -C
Someone please explain to me qs no. 7
For questions 1 is c
can anyone tell me how to do Q7?
Can someone explain why Q13 is A , I'm not seeing a pattern, thx"!\
Never-mind, I figured it out; There's 2,3,4,5,6,7 of each color in the whole sequence. The answer is A because the missing number is 5 Black, 7 white and 6 Grey
Question 5 is C because it’s all the sides of the shapes times 2
Well done, you are correct!
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Could you please give us a hint for qn 13?
I think there we need to look diagonally. no. of black == no. of whites
Question 19 is c i think CareerVidz
THANKS
In Q4, A and C are both odds.
B is also odd as it doesn't have two blue figures. The answer is D, because it's the only option that doesn't break any pattern.
I am totally lost on Q13.... :/
Q13 is C? is it becoz of the number of square that is not shaded?
Hi Adrian, unfortunately, this is not the correct answer. Would you like to try again?
@@CareerVidz ans a
It A right?@@CareerVidz
whats the answer for qn 7 I don't get it
i don't really understand question number 2. please explain it
Lets take A: 16*2= 32 and 1*2= 2, in B this rule also applies, 17*2=34 and 3*2=6, in C it doesnt because 16*2= 32, not 31, lets check D to see if this rule was the one were looking for, 7*2=14 and 42*2= 84, it holds, so the rule is ok and the odd one out is C
13 A. Pattern being the number of squares inside the hexagon are 11,11,12,14,17,21. I think. Not 100% certain.
A is the right answer, well done :)
Still struggling to understand how the answer to Q13 is A 😢
17-B
Q16-D
Why can't the answer be A? Its the only 1 that has 3 white X's. All the others have 2 white X's and a white plus sign.
c for Q15
Q17 B
could you please explain question 3
Hi there, for question 3 look at the relationships between the numbers in each option moving anti-clockwise
In option A, there's one difference of 10 while in D, there's a difference of 12. Why is the answer D?
its B
Q8: B
Correct!
Sir For Question 9 is D
You are correct! :)
question five the answer is C
q1 is c
I suck at abstract reasoning. I've made it to the psychometric stage of a interview process. I have been doing the practice questions they have provided and I get 100% of the verbal and maths component, but I am yet to answer a single abstract reasoning question correctly. It is like my brain just goes to mush when I see the shapes.
That's kinda the whole purpose of it, to eliminate the applicant who is not fit for the job.
Would some one explain q13 please
Hi! Q13 is A because there are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of each colour square in each hexagon. :)
Q.2
C
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Question 13 is CCCCCC
thanks
Q8:- B
the answer is b for question 17
Correct!
Q2 - D, Q3 - A, Q5 - C, Q7- B, Q8 - B, Q10 - A, Q12 - D, Q13- A, Q15 - A, Q17 - B, Q19 - C
Thank you so much for helping me! I have an upcoming entrance exam tomorrow.
Sorry these are incorrect.
@CareerVidz which one?