Deductive Reasoning Practice Test

Deductive or Logical thinking tests are used by employers to measure an applicant’s ability to make logical arguments and form sound conclusions.

During a Deductive Reasoning test, you will be presented with a variety of scenarios, statements and arguments.

You will need to apply a given set of rules to determine if the conclusion provided to you is correct.

During a Deductive Reasoning test, you may be asked to reach conclusions based on different scenarios or identify both the strengths and weaknesses of an argument.

You will either receive questions in the form of syllogisms or in a story format.

The questions you are likely to encounter during a deductive reasoning test include:

• Syllogisms
• Seating Arrangements
• Assumptions
• Conclusions
• Work involving numbers and tables