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TOP 50 Reasoning Practice Questions for LIC AAO Prelims 2023 – Set 2
(English Version)
Directions (1-5): Study the following statements D.Both I and II follow

and then decide which of the given conclusions E.Neither I nor II follows
logically follows from the given statements
disregarding the commonly known facts. 2) Statements:
1) Statements: Only a few red is green.
Only a few Colors are Pen. All green is yellow.
Some Pens are Pencil. Few yellow is black.
Only Pencil is Note. All black is blue.
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. All Pencil being Pen is a possibility. I. Some red is not yellow.
II. Some Colors are note. II. All black being green is a possibility.
A.Only I follows A.Only I follows
B.Either I or II follows B.Only II follows
C.Only II follows C.Either I or II follows
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(English Version)
D.Neither I nor II follows
E.Both I and II follow 5) Statements:
Some books are paper.
All papers are notes.
3) Statements: Only a few papers are files.
Some bikes are motor. Some files are wrappers.
All bikes are cars. Conclusions:
Only a few cars are buses. I. Some files are books.
Some bikes are scooty. II. No book is a file.
Conclusions: A.Only I follows
I. Some motors are cars. B.Only II follows
II. No bike is a bus. C.Either I or II follows
A.Only I follows D.Neither I nor II follows
B.Only II follows E.Both I and II follow
C.Either I or II follows
D.Neither I nor II follows Direction (6-10): In the given questions, the
E.Both I and II follow relationship between different elements is shown
in the statements followed by some conclusions.
4) Statements: Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
Only a few pillars are palaces. 6. Statements:
All palaces are houses. C ≤ D ≥ E < F = G; H > D ≥ K > L
All huts are tents. Conclusions:
No house is hut. I. L < G
Conclusions: II. F ≤ L
I. Some pillars are not hut. a) Only I is true
II. Some tents are not house. b) Only II is true
A.Only I follows c) Both I and II are true
B.Only II follows d) Either I or II is true
C.Either I or II follows e) Neither I nor II is true
D.Neither I nor II follows
E.Both I and II follow 7. Statements:
(English Version)
J ≥ K > P ≤ M; N < J = F ≥ O; Q ≤ P < T
Conclusions: 10. Statements:
I. O ≤ Q L > P ≤ Q < M; N ≤ K < Q ≤ O; R ≥ K > T
II. M > N Conclusions:
a) Only I is true I. R ≥ L
b) Only II is true II. O > L
c) Both I and II are true a) Only I is true
d) Either I or II is true b) Only II is true
e) Neither I nor II is true c) Both I and II are true
d) Either I or II is true
8. Statements: e) Neither I nor II is true
M<N≤Q=S≤P≥R>Y≥X=U
Conclusions: Direction (11-12): Study the following information
I. P > U carefully and answer the questions given below.
II. N ≤ X Mr.Tarun starts walking from point N towards
a) Only I is true west for 12m to reach point G, then he turns left
b) Only II is true and walks 7m to reach point B. Then, he walks
c) Both I and II are true 8m to reach point S after taking a left turn. At
d) Either I or II is true point S, he takes a right turn and walks 6m to
e) Neither I nor II is true reach point Q.
Mr. Varun starts walking from point Z towards
9. Statements: south for 3m to reach point A, then he turns left
B ≤ G ≤ D = E < F; H > T ≥ D > S ≥ J and walks 13m to reach point E. Then, he walks
Conclusions: 3m to reach point M after taking a left turn. Then,
I. H > J he takes a right turn and walks 10m to reach point
II. B < H Q.
a) Only I is true 11) What is the distance between point Z and
b) Only II is true point Q?
c) Both I and II are true A.22m
d) Either I or II is true B.26m
e) Neither I nor II is true C.24m
(English Version)
D.23m C.5m
E.25m D.3m
E.None of these
12) What is the direction of point B with respect to 15) If point L is the midpoint of points G and K,
point M? then in which direction is point Y with respect to
A.East point L?
B.North-West A.Southeast
C.North-East B.Southwest
D.South C.Northeast
E.South-west D.West
E.None of these
Direction (13-15): Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below. Direction (16-19): Study the following questions
Point P is 8m to the west of point Y and 5m to the and answer the questions referring to the word
south of point N. Point R is 6m to the west of sequence given below.
point N. Point U is 7m to the north of point Y and DOR OLI GPA AHT EDN
4m to the west of point G.Point G is 10m to the 16) If the positions of the second and third letters
north of point K, which is 8m to the east of point of all the words are interchanged, then how many
S. Point S is 8m to the south of point V. words thus formed are meaningful?
13) In which of the following direction is point U A.One
with respect to point V? B.Two
A.Northeast C.Three
B.Southwest D.Four
C.Northwest E.None of these
D.Southeast
E.None of these 17) If the last letter in each word is changed to its
next letter in the English alphabetical series, then
14) What is the shortest distance between the how many words thus formed will have more than
points P and S? one vowel (Same or different vowel)?
A.6m A.One
B.4m B.None
(English Version)
C.Three
D.Two
E.More than three
18) If the positions of the first and the third letters

of all the words are interchanged, then how many
words thus formed are meaningful?
A.One
B.Two
C.None
D.Three
E.Four
19) If all the letters in each word are changed to

its succeeding letter in the English alphabetical
series, then how many words thus formed will
have no vowel?
A.One
B.Two
C.None
D.Three
E.Four
(English Version)
Direction (20-24): Study the following information A.kr zm
carefully and B.zm yr
answer the questions given below. C.nr zm
In a certain code language, D.zr yr
‘Great leaders are kings’ is coded as ‘lr mr kr cr’ E.None of these
‘Slaves are great soldiers’ is coded as ‘pr cr zr mr’
‘Weak kings with soldiers’ is coded as ‘nr kr yr 23) Which of the following word is coded as “yr” in
zr' the given code
‘Soldiers are strong leaders’ is coded as ‘zm lr zr language?
cr’ A.Kings
20) Which of the following phrase is coded as “pr B.Weak
mr” in the given C.With
language? D.Either B or C
A.Are strong E.None of these
B.Soldiers are
C.Great kings 24) Which of the following word is coded as “lr cr”
D.Slaves great in the given code
E.None of these language?
A. Soldiers kings
21) Which of the following code may represent B. Leaders are
“Soldiers with C. Are strong
strength” in the given code language? D. Kings Leaders
A.zr zm nm E.None of these
B.nr zr zm
C.yr zr nm Direction (25-27): Study the following information
D.zr mr cr carefully and answer the questions given below.
E.zr yr nr D is the mother of E. E’s husband is the brother-
in-law of C, who is unmarried. A is the only son-
22) Which of the following represents “Strong in-law of B. H is the brother of A, who is married
Kings” in the given to C’s mother. F is a married male, who belongs
code language? to the first generation. G is one of the members of
(English Version)
the family. Not more than eight members are “Costly food people not eat” was coded as “kar
there in the family. jam kya tau umr”
25) If C is the niece of H, then how many females “Sweet snack people fine” was coded as “aau far
are there in the family? kya haz”
A.Three “Costly diet snack food” was coded as “ber aau
B.Five tau jam”
C.Four 28) What is the code for the word “not” in the
D.Two given code language?
E.Six A.jam
B.tau
26) Who among the following person is the sister- C.kar
in-law of H? D.kya
A.E E.Either “kar” or “jam”
B.B
C.D 29) Which of the following phrase is represented
D.C as “haz umr” in the given code language?
E.Can’t be determined A.Eat snack
B.Fine fruit
27) Which of the following statement(s) is/are true C.Snack fruit
with respect to the final arrangement? D.Fine eat
A.C is the sister of E E.Can’t be determined
B.B is the grandmother of C
C.E is the wife of A 30) Which of the following phrase is represented
D.Both E and G are siblings as “ber aau” in the given code language?
E.All the statements are true A.Diet Snack
B.Snack food
Direction (28-32): Study the following information C.Costly diet
carefully and answer the questions given below. D.Food people
In a certain language, E.Can’t be determined
“Fruit eat sweet people” was coded as “far kya 31) What is the code for the phrase “sweet costly”
umr jma” in the given code language?
(English Version)
A.kya jma C.355
B.far jam D.422
C.tau far E.626
D.jam jma
E.Cannot be determined 35) If we interchange the first and third digits of
each number, then which of the following number
32. What is the code for the phrase “People fine is the second lowest?
sweet” in the given code language? A.255
A. ber tau jam B.152
B. aau ber haz C.355
C. far kya kar D.422
D. kya haz far E.626
E. Cannot be determined
36) If we multiply all the digits within the number,
Directions (33-36): There are five 3-digits then which of the following number is the third
numbers as given below. Answer the following lowest?
questions based on these numbers. A.152
152 255 355 422 626 B.255
33) If we add “1” to each number, then how many C.355
numbers are divisible by 3? D.422
A.Three E.626
B.Two
C.Four Directions (37-40): Study the following
D.Five information carefully and answer the questions
E.None given below.
W%3E57@6K^2>#9G4&8AZ$≤T1
34) If we add all the digits within each number, £U
then which of the following number is the second 37) How many digits are there in the above
highest? arrangement which is/are immediately preceded
A.152 by a symbol and immediately followed by a
B.255 consonant?
(English Version)
A.Three B.1
B.Two C.≤
C.One D.G
D.More than three E.T
E.None
Direction (41-43): Study the following information
38) If all the letters either immediately preceded carefully and answer the questions given below.
or immediately followed by a number (but not Seven persons G, H, I, J, K, L and M are of
both) are dropped, then which of the following different weights. Not more than two persons are
element is thirteenth from the left end? lighter than M who is heavier than H. K is lighter
A.4 than J who is not the heaviest. L who is not the
B.# heaviest person but heavier than G who is
C.A heavier than H. Only two persons are heavier
D.9 than G. M is not immediately heavier than H. The
E.None of these. weight of the second lightest person is 76kg.
41) What may be the weights of H?
39) How many symbols are there in the above a) 74 kg
arrangement which is/are either immediately b) 78 kg
preceded or immediately followed by a number c) 75 kg
but not both? d) 77 kg
A.Four e) Either (a) or (c)
B.Three 42) If the sum of the weights of the second
C.Six lightest and the second heaviest persons is 172
D.Five kg, then what might be the weight of the heaviest
E.Two person?
40) If the first half of the elements are written in a) 93 kg
the reverse order after the second half in the b) 94 kg
same order, then which of the following element c) 97 kg
is eleventh to the left of the third number from the d) 95 kg
right end? e) None of these
A.£
(English Version)
43) Who among the following is the fourth c) 108 cm
heaviest person? d) 107 cm
a) G e) None of these
b) H
c) K 46) If all the letters in the word
d) J “FACTORISATION” are arranged in the
e) M alphabetical order from left to right, then how
many letters remain unchanged in their position?
Direction (44-45): Study the following information A.One
carefully and answer the questions given below. B.Two
Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are of different C.Three
heights. A is shorter than B. D is taller than E and D.More than three
is not the tallest one. C is taller than F. A is taller E.None
than C who is shorter than E. Only two persons
are taller than A. The height of the third tallest 47) How many such pairs of letters are there in
person is 95cm. the word "THANKSGIVING" each of which has as
44) If the sum of the heights of A and the second many letters between them as there are in the
shortest person is 158cm, then what might be the English alphabetical series (both forward and
height of E? backward directions)?
a) 96 cm A.One
b) 74 cm B.Two
c) 97 cm C.Three
d) 62 cm D.More than three
e) None of these E.None
45) If the sum of the heights of the tallest and the 48) If all the letters in the word
shortest persons is 160 cm and the sum of "CONSTERNATION" are arranged in the
heights of A and F is 149cm then, what might be alphabetical order from left to right, then how
the height of D? many letters remain unchanged in their position?
a) 109 cm A.One
b) 105 cm B.Two
(English Version)
C.Three
D.More than three 50) How many such pairs of letters are there in
E.None the word “SPECTRUM” each of which has as
many letters between them as there are in the
49) If two is added to the odd positioned digits English alphabetical series (both forward and
and one is subtracted from the even positioned backward directions)?
digits from the left end in the number A.One
"5938274169" and the digits are arranged in the B.Two
ascending order from left to right, then how many C.Three
digits remain unchanged in their position D.More than three
considering the given number? E.None
A.One
B.Two
C.Three
D.More than three
E.None
ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION
1. Answer: E
2. Answer: B
3. Answer: A
(English Version)
8. Answer: A
I. P > U (P ≥ R > Y ≥ X = U)  True
II. N ≤ X (N ≤ Q = S ≤ P ≥ R > Y ≥ X)  False
9. Answer: C
I. H > J (H > T ≥ D > S ≥ J)  True
II. B < H (B ≤ G ≤ D ≤ T < H)  True
4. Answer: E 10. Answer: E

I. R ≥ L (R ≥ K < Q ≥ P < L)  False
II. O > L (O ≥ Q ≥ P < L)  False
Direction (11-12):
5. Answer: C
6. Answer: D
11. Answer: D
I. L < G (L < K ≤ D > E < F = G)  False
12. Answer: C
II. F ≤ L (L < K ≤ D > E < F)  False
Combining both, either conclusion I or II is true
Direction (13-15):
7. Answer: E
I. O ≤ Q (M ≤ R < O ≤ D ≤ G)  False
II. M > N (M ≥ P < K ≤ J > N)  False
(English Version)
Direction (20-24):
13. Answer: A
14. Answer: C 20. Answer: D
15. Answer: B 21. Answer: C
16. Answer: C 22. Answer: A
DOR OLI GPA AHT EDN 23. Answer: D
DRO OIL GAP ATH END 24. Answer: B
Hence, C is the correct choice.
Direction (25-27):
17. Answer: D
DOR OLI GPA AHT EDN
DOS OLJ GPB AHU EDO
Hence D is the correct choice.
18. Answer: A
DOR OLI GPA AHT EDN
25. Answer: C
ROD ILO APG THA NDE
26. Answer: C
Hence A is the correct choice.
27. Answer: B
19. Answer: B
DOR OLI GPA AHT EDN Direction (28-32):
EPS PMJ HQB BIU FEO
Hence B is the correct choice.
(English Version)
Thus, 13 is the second highest which belongs to
355.
Hence, option (c) is correct.
35. Answer: B
We have,
152 255 355 422 626
When the first and third digits are interchanged:
251 552 553 224 626
Thus, 251 is the second lowest which belongs to
152.
Hence, option (b) is correct.
28. Answer: C
29. Answer: D 36. Answer: B
30. Answer: A We have,
31. Answer: E 152 255 355 422 626
32. Answer: D After multiplying
33. Answer: A 10 50 75 16 72
We have, Thus, 50 is the third-lowest number which
152 255 355 422 626 belongs to 255.
If we add one to each number: Hence, option (b) is correct.
153 256 356 423 627
Numbers divisible by 3 are: 37. Answer: B
153 423 627 W%3E57@6K^2>#9G4&8AZ$≤T1
Hence, Option (a) is correct. £U
Clearly, only two such digits are possible -> 6 and
34. Answer: C 9
We have,
152 255 355 422 626 38. Answer: D
If we add all digits within each no. then we get, W%3E57@6^2>#9G4&8Z$≤1£U
8 12 13 8 14
(English Version)
Clearly, the thirteenth element from the left end → 46. Answer: B
9 FACTORISATION
AACFIINOORSTT
39. Answer: D Hence, option B is correct.
W%3E 5 7@ 6K^2>#9 G4 & 8 A Z$≤T
1£U 47. Answer: D
Clearly, only five such symbols are possible → %,
^, >, #, and £
40. Answer: E Hence, option D is correct.

9G4&8AZ$≤T1£U#>2^K6@75E3
%W 48. Answer: E
Clearly, eleventh element to the left of ‘7’ → T CONSTERNATION
ACEINNNOORSTT
Direction (41-43): Hence, option E is correct.
41. Answer: E
49. Answer: A
42. Answer: C
5938274169
43. Answer: D
7857466088
Final arrangement:
0456677888
I>L >G>J>M>K (76)>H
Hence, option A is correct.
Direction (44-45):
44. Answer: B 50. Answer: A
45. Answer: B
Final arrangement:
B > D > A (95) > E > C > F Hence, Option A is correct.

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TOP 50 Reasoning Practice Questions for LIC AAO Prelims 2023 – Set 2

Directions (1-5): Study the following statements D.Both I and II follow

18) If the positions of the first and the third letters

19) If all the letters in each word are changed to

ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION

4. Answer: E 10. Answer: E

40. Answer: E Hence, option D is correct.

Direction (41-43): Hence, option E is correct.

44. Answer: B 50. Answer: A

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