Logical Reasoning
Logical Reasoning measures how you detect patterns and draw valid conclusions from stated premises. The assessment has two parts: abstract pattern recognition (shape, color, rotation, quantity and spectrum sequences) and deductive reasoning (syllogisms and conditional logic, including recognizing when a conclusion only might be true rather than must be true).
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What this measures
Logical Reasoning
Overall composite measure of logical reasoning ability, combining abstract pattern recognition and deductive inference performance.
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Pattern Detection
Ability to recognize and extrapolate visual and numeric patterns.
Deductive Inference
Ability to draw valid conclusions from premises, including recognizing invalid inferences.
How it's structured — 2 parts
- 1
Abstract Pattern Reasoning
Visual and numeric pattern-recognition questions where you identify the next item in a sequence based on shape, color, rotation, quantity, or spectrum progression.
6 questions
- 2
Deductive Reasoning
Verbal logic questions testing your ability to draw valid conclusions from given premises, including syllogisms and identification of logical fallacies.
9 questions
Question formats
How your score is banded
| Band | Score range |
|---|---|
| Developing | 0–30 |
| Average | 31–50 |
| Strong | 51–70 |
| Very Strong | 71–85 |
| Exceptional | 86–100 |