Logical Thinking and Pattern Recognition

What is the primary objective of spotting patterns in logical thinking and abstract reasoning?

In an analogy question, the relationship between the words is based on their alphabetical order.

What is the missing number in the sequence: 1, 3, 5, __, 9?

The correct arrangement of the words 'book/the/on/is/shelf' is 'The book is __ __ shelf'.

Match the following types of questions with their corresponding skills:

What type of question requires calculating the missing number based on a given sequence or pattern?

Logical Thinking and Abstract Reasoning

Spotting patterns involves identifying trends, symmetries, or repeated elements in sequences of numbers or shapes.
Identifying the missing number requires calculating and stating the missing value based on a given sequence or pattern.
Example: 2, 4, 6, __, 10, calculating the missing number (8) by determining the sequence's logic.
Odd one out questions test your ability to categorize and spot inconsistencies within a set, requiring you to identify which word or number does not belong.

English and Grammar

Arranging words into proper sentences involves rearranging jumbled words to form a grammatically correct sentence.
Example: Rearranging "dog/the/brown/jumped/over/fence" to "The brown dog jumped over the fence."
Analogies require understanding the relationship between pairs of words based on their function or characteristics.
Example: "shelf is to storage as box is to container" - determining the relationship between words based on their function.

Practice identifying patterns in sequences of numbers or shapes, and calculate the missing number based on given patterns. Develop your logical thinking and abstract reasoning skills.