🧩 Deductive Reasoning Test

How to use:

• Choose Set A, B, or C and then choose Easy, Medium, Hard, Super Hard, or Mixed Difficulty. Press Start for a 24-question, 12-minute session.
• Choose the answer that follows from the information given. Once you answer, the next question appears immediately.
• You cannot go back to earlier questions. If time expires, unanswered questions remain unanswered.
• Keyboard shortcuts A–D and 1–4 work during the test.

Question types:

• Conditional Logic: apply if–then rules, chains of rules, and necessary conditions.
• Syllogisms: combine statements such as “all,” “no,” and “some” to identify what must follow.
• Ordering & Constraints: infer what must, could, or cannot occur in an arrangement while satisfying several rules at once.

How scoring works:

• Each correct answer is worth 1 point, for a maximum of 24.
• The three category scores each come from 8 questions.
• Each difficulty uses its own question-generation rules. Mixed Difficulty gives each skill 2 Easy, 2 Medium, 2 Hard, and 2 Super Hard questions.
• Set A, Set B, and Set C use separate content rotations. Repeat sessions within a set still generate fresh questions rather than replaying one fixed 24-question form.
• The performance label is a practice band based on this test only; it is not a percentile or employer norm.

Deduction tips:

• Separate what must be true from what merely could be true.
• Do not reverse an if–then rule. “If A, then B” does not mean “if B, then A.”
• For ordering questions, turn each rule into a simple relation such as A < B before checking the choices.
• When a rule chain is long, combine it one step at a time rather than trying to hold the whole chain in mind.