CSE Reviewer - Analytical Ability Practice 2

Sharpen reasoning for the CSE with situational logic, cause-and-effect, argument evaluation, and error-spotting. Questions mirror real test phrasing to build exam familiarity.

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CSE Analytical Ability Practice 2
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1. Key : lock :: Password : __ ?

Encryption Account Door

2. Transparent : opaque :: Accurate : __ ?

Precise Incorrect Careful

3. Which is the odd one out?

Triangle Pentagon Cube

4. Doctor : diagnosis :: Judge : __ ?

Verdict Court Lawyer

5. Claim: “Implementing remote work will reduce office crowding.” Which assumption is most necessary?

Some employees will work remotely if permitted. All employees can work remotely. Remote work will increase productivity.

6. All cats are mammals. Some pets are cats. Which conclusion follows?

Some pets are mammals. All pets are mammals. No pets are mammals.

7. Claim: “Planting trees city-wide will lower urban temperatures.” Which statement most strengthens the claim?

A study found neighborhoods with new tree canopies had average surface temperatures 2–3°C lower in summer. Some residents dislike leaf litter from trees. Trees require periodic pruning.

8. Claim: “Raising bus fares will increase revenue.” Which finding most weakens the claim?

Some riders value reliable schedules. After past fare increases, ridership and total revenue both fell. Bus fuel costs are rising.

9. Rule: “Anyone who completed safety training received a badge.” Maria has a badge. What can be concluded?

Maria completed training. Maria did not complete training. It cannot be determined whether she completed training.

10. If A implies B and B implies C, which conclusion is valid?

A implies C C implies A Not B implies Not A

11. “You can access the lab only if you wear your ID.” Which statement must be true?

If someone is not wearing an ID, they cannot access the lab. If someone accesses the lab, they are an employee. Wearing an ID guarantees access to the lab.

12. Three people line up: A, B, C. A stands before B; C stands before A. Who is first in line?

C A B

13. Facing East, walk 4 km, turn right and walk 3 km, turn right and walk 4 km. Where are you relative to the start?

3 km East 3 km West At the starting point

14. If Ana scores higher than Ben, Ben scores higher than Carla, and Dan scores lower than Carla, who has the highest score?

Ana Ben Carla

15. Sales (units) over three days: Product A: (Mon 10, Tue 12, Wed 8); Product B: (Mon 9, Tue 15, Wed 10). Which day had the highest total sales?

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

16. Commute survey counts: Car 120, Bus 90, Train 60. What percent used public transport (bus or train)?

44.4% 55.6% 60.0%

17. What is the mean of the data set: 4, 6, 8, 12, 20 ?

8 10 12

18. Next letter in the sequence: A, C, F, J, O, __ ?

T U V

19. Some nurses are teachers. All teachers are graduates. What follows?

Some nurses are graduates. All nurses are graduates. No nurses are graduates.

20. Argument: “Because the new policy reduced processing times last quarter, it will continue to do so every quarter.” Which assumption is most necessary?

No major changes in workload or systems will offset the policy’s effect. Employees prefer the new policy. Budgets will increase each quarter.