GAT General
GAT General preparation MCQs covering verbal, quantitative and analytical reasoning.
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Analytical Reasoning
Practice analytical reasoning MCQs covering logic, problem-solving and critical thinking.
Answer: If heart attacks indicate heart disease, the lower rate among exercisers strengthens the claim.
Answer: By transitivity of equivalence, if A↔B↔C and A is true, C is true.
Answer: Since some doctors specialize and all specialists earn more, some doctors earn more.
Answer: For the argument to hold, all three assumptions must be true.
Answer: Since R is false and exactly 2 are true, both P and Q must be true. P→Q holds.
Answer: We can only conclude that some tropical fruits may be hardy.
Answer: If teacher quality matters more, class size alone may not improve education.
Answer: Q→S and S is false means Q is false. P→Q and Q is false means P is false.
Answer: Since some engineers study physics and some physics students are brilliant, some engineers may be brilliant and therefore not average.
Answer: The recommendation to invest in renewables is the conclusion supported by the premises.
Answer: A∧C→D and D is false means A∧C is false. Since B is true, for A∧B→C, if C is false then A must be false.
Answer: We can only conclude that some birds may be beautiful.
Answer: If literacy rates indicate education levels, the correlation strengthens the causal claim.
Answer: By chaining, A→B→C→A. If A is true, B is true, C is true, and back to A.
Answer: We can only conclude that some students may inspire others.
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Answer: For the argument to work, all these assumptions must be true.
Answer: P→R and R is false means P is false. P∨Q true and P false means Q must be true.
Answer: By chained reasoning, some countries with free education may benefit economically.
Answer: If coffee drinkers have other focus-improving habits, caffeine may not be the cause.
Answer: If A→B and only one is true, A can\'t be true (would make B true too). B can\'t be the only true one. So C must be the true one.