Mixed Logical Reasoning Bank

This is a mixed practice set covering all logical reasoning question types found in UCAT Decision Making. Questions are presented in random order to simulate real test conditions.

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Question Types in This Bank

1. Syllogisms — evaluate whether conclusions follow from premises
2. Conditional logic — if-then reasoning, contrapositives
3. Assumptions — identify hidden premises in arguments
4. Venn diagrams — two-set and three-set calculations
5. Strongest arguments — evaluate relevance and strength
6. Drawing conclusions — determine what must be true
7. Equivalence & negation — identify equivalent or negated statements
8. Ordering & seating — spatial and sequential logic

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Quick Triage Framework

When you see a question, identify its type in the first 5 seconds, then apply the appropriate method:

Question Type	Method	Time Target
Syllogism	Venn diagram sketch	45–60s
Conditional	Identify form (MP/MT/AC/DA)	30–45s
Assumption	Negation test	45–60s
Venn diagram	Inside-out calculation	45–75s
Strongest argument	RIDS framework	45–60s
Drawing conclusions	Eliminate non-necessary options	45–60s
Equivalence/negation	Apply rules directly	30–45s
Ordering/seating	Diagram + constraints	60–90s

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Timing Reminder

• Decision Making: 29 questions in 31 minutes (~64 seconds per question)
• Bank time on quick questions, spend it on harder puzzles
• Flag and move on after 90 seconds maximum
• Guessing carries no penalty — never leave a question blank

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Practice

Complete the 10 assessment questions. These cover a mix of logical reasoning types — identify the question type before solving.