1. Question 1 of 200

   9, 16, 25, 36, ?

   A 45 B 49 C 50 D 47
2. Question 2 of 200

   In a code, every vowel is replaced by the next vowel in the sequence A-E-I-O-U-A, consonants stay the same. If CAT becomes CET, how is DOG coded?

   A DUG B DAG C DIG D DEG
3. Question 3 of 200

   7, 14, 28, 56, ?

   A 108 B 110 C 100 D 112
4. Question 4 of 200

   1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ?

   A 13 B 11 C 12 D 15
5. Question 5 of 200

   Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. How much is allocated to Savings?

   A Rs. 7,500 B Rs. 12,500 C Rs. 10,000 D Rs. 15,000
6. Question 6 of 200

   Letter : Word :: Word : ?

   A Paragraph B Alphabet C Book D Sentence
7. Question 7 of 200

   Statements: All chefs are trained. Some apprentices are chefs. Conclusions: I. All apprentices are trained. II. Some apprentices are trained.

   A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
8. Question 8 of 200

   B, D, F, H, ?

   A J B I C K D L
9. Question 9 of 200

   Statements: All managers are experienced. Some interns are managers. Conclusions: I. All interns are experienced. II. Some interns are experienced.

   A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
10. Question 10 of 200

    Statements: Some scientists are inventors. All inventors are innovative. Conclusions: I. Some scientists are innovative. II. All scientists are innovative.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
11. Question 11 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Guitar, Violin, Sitar, Flute

    A Guitar B Violin C Sitar D Flute
12. Question 12 of 200

    Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?

    A School B Hospital C Court D Office
13. Question 13 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Apple, Banana, Mango, Potato

    A Potato B Apple C Banana D Mango
14. Question 14 of 200

    Statements: All mangoes are fruits. All apples are fruits. Conclusions: I. All mangoes are apples. II. Some mangoes are apples.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
15. Question 15 of 200

    8, 12, 9, 13, 10, ?

    A 11 B 12 C 14 D 13
16. Question 16 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the combined sales (A+B) in 2019?

    A 100 B 110 C 105 D 95
17. Question 17 of 200

    Using Z=1, Y=2, ... A=26, if CAB is coded as 24-26-25, how is DOG coded?

    A 23-13-20 B 24-12-20 C 23-12-19 D 23-12-20
18. Question 18 of 200

    In a code, each letter is replaced with its mirror-opposite (A↔Z, B↔Y, C↔X...). If CAT becomes XZG, how is DOG coded?

    A WLS B XLT C WMT D WLT
19. Question 19 of 200

    Carpenter : Wood :: Blacksmith : ?

    A Stone B Metal C Clay D Glass
20. Question 20 of 200

    81, 27, 9, 3, ?

    A 0 B 2 C 1 D 1.5
21. Question 21 of 200

    Optimist : Hopeful :: Pessimist : ?

    A Cheerful B Excited C Gloomy D Confident
22. Question 22 of 200

    Y, W, U, S, ?

    A R B P C Q D O
23. Question 23 of 200

    Composer : Symphony :: Architect : ?

    A Painting B Building C Novel D Statue
24. Question 24 of 200

    50, 47, 44, 41, ?

    A 38 B 39 C 40 D 37
25. Question 25 of 200

    Statements: All professors are scholars. Some researchers are professors. Conclusions: I. All researchers are scholars. II. Some researchers are scholars.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
26. Question 26 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Cricket, Football, Hockey, Swimming

    A Swimming B Cricket C Football D Hockey
27. Question 27 of 200

    Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. What is the difference in the number of passed students between S3 and S2?

    A 110 B 115 C 125 D 120
28. Question 28 of 200

    Z, Y, X, W, ?

    A T B U C V D S
29. Question 29 of 200

    Key : Lock :: Password : ?

    A Book B Door C Car D Account
30. Question 30 of 200

    Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. What is the pass percentage of School S1?

    A 80% B 75% C 85% D 70%
31. Question 31 of 200

    Using A=1, B=2, C=3 ... Z=26, if CAB is coded as 3-1-2, how is DOG coded?

    A 4-14-7 B 4-15-6 C 4-15-7 D 5-15-7
32. Question 32 of 200

    Statements: Some books are old. Some old things are valuable. Conclusions: I. Some books are valuable. II. All books are valuable.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
33. Question 33 of 200

    11, 13, 17, 19, 23, ?

    A 29 B 27 C 26 D 25
34. Question 34 of 200

    Statements: Some students are athletes. All athletes are fit. Conclusions: I. Some students are fit. II. All students are fit.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
35. Question 35 of 200

    Statements: All athletes are healthy. Some students are athletes. Conclusions: I. All students are healthy. II. Some students are healthy.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
36. Question 36 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Triangle, Pentagon, Hexagon, Cube

    A Triangle B Pentagon C Cube D Hexagon
37. Question 37 of 200

    2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?

    A 40 B 44 C 42 D 38
38. Question 38 of 200

    Island : Water :: Oasis : ?

    A Desert B Forest C Mountain D Valley
39. Question 39 of 200

    Statements: All engineers are professionals. Some technicians are engineers. Conclusions: I. All technicians are professionals. II. Some technicians are professionals.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
40. Question 40 of 200

    Honest : Dishonest :: Brave : ?

    A Bold B Fearless C Cowardly D Strong
41. Question 41 of 200

    Statements: All mangoes are fruits. All fruits are edible. Conclusions: I. All mangoes are edible. II. Some edible things are mangoes.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
42. Question 42 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, India

    A Delhi B Mumbai C India D Kolkata
43. Question 43 of 200

    Author : Book :: Sculptor : ?

    A Statue B Painting C Song D Poem
44. Question 44 of 200

    A, E, I, M, ?

    A P B R C N D Q
45. Question 45 of 200

    Statements: All soldiers are brave. Some cadets are soldiers. Conclusions: I. All cadets are brave. II. Some cadets are brave.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
46. Question 46 of 200

    Thermometer : Temperature :: Barometer : ?

    A Humidity B Altitude C Speed D Pressure
47. Question 47 of 200

    If WORLD is coded as DLROW (the word is reversed), how is HOUSE coded?

    A EHSUO B ESUOH C HESUO D ESHUO
48. Question 48 of 200

    Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. What is the percentage growth of City C's population?

    A 12% B 10% C 8% D 15%
49. Question 49 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the difference between Product A and Product B sales in 2021?

    A 10 B 15 C 5 D 20
50. Question 50 of 200

    Find the odd one out: Delhi, Paris, London, Asia

    A Delhi B Paris C Asia D London
51. Question 51 of 200

    Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. What is the total marks obtained by Sara across all 5 subjects?

    A 438 B 430 C 440 D 425
52. Question 52 of 200

    Statements: Some doctors are surgeons. All surgeons are skilled. Conclusions: I. Some doctors are skilled. II. All doctors are skilled.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
53. Question 53 of 200

    Statements: All buses are vehicles. All cars are vehicles. Conclusions: I. All buses are cars. II. Some cars are buses.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
54. Question 54 of 200

    Sheep : Wool :: Silkworm : ?

    A Cotton B Leather C Wax D Silk
55. Question 55 of 200

    Statements: All squares are rectangles. All rectangles are quadrilaterals. Conclusions: I. All squares are quadrilaterals. II. Some quadrilaterals are squares.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
56. Question 56 of 200

    2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ?

    A 60 B 66 C 70 D 64
57. Question 57 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. In which year was the combined sales (A+B) highest?

    A 2021 B 2020 C 2019 D 2022
58. Question 58 of 200

    Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. What is the total number of students who passed across all 5 schools?

    A 800 B 815 C 830 D 821
59. Question 59 of 200

    Word : Sentence :: Sentence : ?

    A Letter B Chapter C Paragraph D Book
60. Question 60 of 200

    Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. Which school had the lowest pass percentage?

    A S1 B S2 C S4 D S5
61. Question 61 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the percentage increase in Product A's sales from 2018 to 2022?

    A 50% B 55% C 65% D 60%
62. Question 62 of 200

    1, 2, 4, 7, 11, 16, ?

    A 22 B 20 C 24 D 21
63. Question 63 of 200

    Statements: All roses are flowers. All lilies are flowers. Conclusions: I. All roses are lilies. II. All lilies are roses.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
64. Question 64 of 200

    Statements: All dogs are animals. All animals are living things. Conclusions: I. All dogs are living things. II. Some living things are dogs.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
65. Question 65 of 200

    Tailor : Clothes :: Carpenter : ?

    A Bread B Jewellery C Furniture D Shoes
66. Question 66 of 200

    In the magic square, each row sums to 15: Row1: 8,1,6 | Row2: 3,5,7 | Row3: 4,9,?

    A 1 B 3 C 5 D 2
67. Question 67 of 200

    12, 24, 48, 96, ?

    A 192 B 180 C 200 D 190
68. Question 68 of 200

    90, 80, 71, 63, 56, ?

    A 52 B 48 C 49 D 50
69. Question 69 of 200

    In a grid, each cell = row number × column number. (2,3)=6, (2,4)=8, (3,3)=9, (3,4)=?

    A 12 B 10 C 11 D 14
70. Question 70 of 200

    1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ?

    A 30 B 42 C 36 D 32
71. Question 71 of 200

    If STAR is coded as RATS (the word is reversed), how is TIME coded?

    A EMIT B EMTI C MITE D ETIM
72. Question 72 of 200

    3, 4, 7, 11, 18, ?

    A 29 B 27 C 25 D 31
73. Question 73 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the ratio of Product A to Product B sales in 2020?

    A 10:11 B 11:10 C 5:4 D 6:5
74. Question 74 of 200

    2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, ?

    A 30 B 36 C 34 D 32
75. Question 75 of 200

    Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. What percentage of income is spent on neither Food nor Rent?

    A 40% B 50% C 55% D 45%
76. Question 76 of 200

    6, 11, 21, 36, 56, ?

    A 76 B 84 C 78 D 81
77. Question 77 of 200

    Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. How much is spent on Rent?

    A Rs. 15,000 B Rs. 12,500 C Rs. 10,000 D Rs. 11,000
78. Question 78 of 200

    Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. Which city had the highest absolute population growth from 2020 to 2023?

    A City A B City B C City C D City D
79. Question 79 of 200

    5, 6, 9, 14, 21, ?

    A 28 B 30 C 32 D 26
80. Question 80 of 200

    Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. How much more is spent on Food than on Education?

    A Rs. 7,500 B Rs. 5,000 C Rs. 8,500 D Rs. 6,000
81. Question 81 of 200

    Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. In which year was Product A's sales highest?

    A 2021 B 2020 C 2022 D 2019
82. Question 82 of 200

    Find the missing number: 2,3,5 / 4,6,10 / 7,9,?

    A 15 B 17 C 14 D 16
83. Question 83 of 200

    Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. In which subject did Hamza score the least?

    A Math B English C Science D Urdu
84. Question 84 of 200

    Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. What is the ratio of Savings to Others?

    A 3:1 B 2:1 C 1:2 D 4:1
85. Question 85 of 200

    Ship : Captain :: Plane : ?

    A Conductor B Driver C Pilot D Engineer
86. Question 86 of 200

    16, 8, 4, 2, ?

    A 0 B 0.5 C 2 D 1
87. Question 87 of 200

    Happy : Joyful :: Sad : ?

    A Angry B Excited C Calm D Sorrowful
88. Question 88 of 200

    Painter : Canvas :: Writer : ?

    A Manuscript B Hammer C Chisel D Camera
89. Question 89 of 200

    If MOTHER is coded as NPUIFS (each letter shifted forward by 1), how is FATHER coded?

    A GBUIER B GBUIFS C FBUIFS D GBTIFS
90. Question 90 of 200

    6, 13, 24, 39, 58, ?

    A 79 B 85 C 81 D 75
91. Question 91 of 200

    3, 9, 27, 81, ?

    A 162 B 243 C 200 D 250
92. Question 92 of 200

    King : Palace :: Prisoner : ?

    A Jail B Hospital C School D Market
93. Question 93 of 200

    Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. Which student scored the highest marks in Science?

    A Ali B Sara C Hamza D Bilal
94. Question 94 of 200

    Statements: Some pens are red. Some red things are costly. Conclusions: I. Some pens are costly. II. All pens are costly.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
95. Question 95 of 200

    Statements: Some machines are expensive. Some expensive things are imported. Conclusions: I. Some machines are imported. II. All machines are imported.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
96. Question 96 of 200

    In a code, each letter shifts forward by 3 (wrapping Z→C). If BOY becomes ERB, how is GIRL coded?

    A JLUN B ILUO C JLUO D JMUO
97. Question 97 of 200

    1, 8, 27, 64, ?

    A 125 B 100 C 110 D 130
98. Question 98 of 200

    Statements: All pilots are trained. All trained people are skilled. Conclusions: I. All pilots are skilled. II. Some skilled people are pilots.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
99. Question 99 of 200

    Statements: Some teachers are writers. All writers are creative. Conclusions: I. Some teachers are creative. II. All teachers are creative.

    A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
100. Question 100 of 200

     Statements: No insects are mammals. All ants are insects. Conclusions: I. No ant is a mammal. II. Some insects are not mammals.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
101. Question 101 of 200

     2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ?

     A 12 B 11 C 14 D 13
102. Question 102 of 200

     Hungry : Eat :: Tired : ?

     A Run B Sleep C Read D Cry
103. Question 103 of 200

     Petrol : Car :: Food : ?

     A Kitchen B Body C Fire D Engine
104. Question 104 of 200

     Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. Which student has the lowest total marks?

     A Bilal B Ali C Hamza D Ayesha
105. Question 105 of 200

     Autobiography : Self :: Biography : ?

     A Fiction B History C Science D Others
106. Question 106 of 200

     Find the missing number: 5,3,22 / 6,4,32 / 7,5,?

     A 42 B 44 C 46 D 40
107. Question 107 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Pen, Pencil, Chalk, Notebook

     A Pen B Pencil C Chalk D Notebook
108. Question 108 of 200

     Library : Books :: Museum : ?

     A Artifacts B Movies C Medicines D Food
109. Question 109 of 200

     1, 3, 6, 10, 15, ?

     A 20 B 22 C 21 D 18
110. Question 110 of 200

     Find the missing number: 10,2,5 / 18,3,6 / 24,4,?

     A 5 B 7 C 6 D 8
111. Question 111 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Elephant

     A Elephant B Lion C Tiger D Leopard
112. Question 112 of 200

     Bouquet : Flowers :: Herd : ?

     A Books B Stones C Cattle D Birds
113. Question 113 of 200

     Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. What is Ali's average mark across the 5 subjects?

     A 75 B 80 C 77 D 78
114. Question 114 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Doctor, Engineer, Teacher, Hospital

     A Doctor B Engineer C Teacher D Hospital
115. Question 115 of 200

     Statements: Some soldiers are officers. All officers are disciplined. Conclusions: I. Some soldiers are disciplined. II. All soldiers are disciplined.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
116. Question 116 of 200

     Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. How many students failed in School S4?

     A 30 B 40 C 36 D 34
117. Question 117 of 200

     A, B, D, G, K, ?

     A N B P C O D M
118. Question 118 of 200

     Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the average annual sales of Product B over the 5 years?

     A 50 B 52 C 51 D 55
119. Question 119 of 200

     Statements: All lawyers are literate. Some clerks are lawyers. Conclusions: I. All clerks are literate. II. Some clerks are literate.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
120. Question 120 of 200

     Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. Which school had the highest pass percentage?

     A S1 B S3 C S4 D S5
121. Question 121 of 200

     2, 3, 5, 7, 11, ?

     A 12 B 13 C 15 D 14
122. Question 122 of 200

     Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. What is the total number of students who appeared across all 5 schools?

     A 950 B 1,050 C 1,000 D 980
123. Question 123 of 200

     In a code, CAT is written as BZS (each letter shifted backward by 1). How is DOG written?

     A CNE B DNF C CNF D CMF
124. Question 124 of 200

     Pen : Writer :: Brush : ?

     A Painter B Carpenter C Singer D Dancer
125. Question 125 of 200

     Statements: All pilots are trained. Some cadets are pilots. Conclusions: I. All cadets are trained. II. Some cadets are trained.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
126. Question 126 of 200

     Data Set: Examination Results of 5 Schools | School-Appeared-Passed: S1-200-160, S2-150-105, S3-250-225, S4-180-144, S5-220-187. What is the overall pass percentage of all schools combined?

     A 82.1% B 80% C 85% D 78%
127. Question 127 of 200

     100, 90, 81, 73, ?

     A 65 B 66 C 64 D 67
128. Question 128 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. What was the combined population of City B and City E in 2020?

     A 380 thousand B 420 thousand C 390 thousand D 400 thousand
129. Question 129 of 200

     C, F, I, L, ?

     A O B N C P D M
130. Question 130 of 200

     Statements: All teachers are educated. All educated people are respected. Conclusions: I. All teachers are respected. II. Some respected people are teachers.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
131. Question 131 of 200

     Statements: Some workers are artists. All artists are imaginative. Conclusions: I. Some workers are imaginative. II. All workers are imaginative.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
132. Question 132 of 200

     If CAT is coded as DBU (each letter shifted forward by 1), how is DOG coded?

     A EPG B DPH C EQH D EPH
133. Question 133 of 200

     Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. How much of the monthly income (Rs. 50,000) is spent on Food?

     A Rs. 15,000 B Rs. 12,500 C Rs. 10,000 D Rs. 17,500
134. Question 134 of 200

     Statements: All roses are flowers. All flowers need water. Conclusions: I. All roses need water. II. Some flowers are roses.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
135. Question 135 of 200

     Statements: All artists are creative. Some designers are artists. Conclusions: I. All designers are creative. II. Some designers are creative.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
136. Question 136 of 200

     Find the missing number: 4,5,8 / 6,7,12 / 8,9,?

     A 15 B 17 C 14 D 16
137. Question 137 of 200

     Statements: No fish is a mammal. All whales are mammals. Conclusions: I. No whale is a fish. II. Some mammals are not fish.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
138. Question 138 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Circle, Square, Triangle, Sphere

     A Circle B Sphere C Square D Triangle
139. Question 139 of 200

     5, 11, 23, 47, ?

     A 90 B 95 C 100 D 92
140. Question 140 of 200

     Cure : Disease :: Solve : ?

     A Question B Answer C Problem D Doubt
141. Question 141 of 200

     Statements: All cats are animals. All dogs are animals. Conclusions: I. All cats are dogs. II. All dogs are cats.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
142. Question 142 of 200

     Bud : Flower :: Egg : ?

     A Chick B Nest C Feather D Wing
143. Question 143 of 200

     Find the missing number: 2,4 / 3,9 / 4,16 / 5,?

     A 20 B 25 C 24 D 30
144. Question 144 of 200

     B, C, E, H, L, ?

     A N B P C O D Q
145. Question 145 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Rose, Lotus, Jasmine, Mango

     A Rose B Mango C Lotus D Jasmine
146. Question 146 of 200

     Find the missing number based on the pattern: 3,4,12 / 6,5,30 / 7,8,?

     A 54 B 58 C 56 D 60
147. Question 147 of 200

     Fish : Water :: Bird : ?

     A Nest B Tree C Ground D Sky
148. Question 148 of 200

     Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. What is the combined average of all five students in Math?

     A 76 B 80 C 75 D 78
149. Question 149 of 200

     Statements: Some birds are pets. All pets are cared for. Conclusions: I. Some birds are cared for. II. All birds are cared for.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
150. Question 150 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. What is the average population of all 5 cities in 2020?

     A 200 thousand B 210 thousand C 204 thousand D 198 thousand
151. Question 151 of 200

     If BOOK is coded as CPPL (each letter shifted forward by 1), how is PEN coded?

     A QFO B QFP C PFO D QEO
152. Question 152 of 200

     In a code, each letter shifts backward by 2 (wrapping A→Y). If CAT becomes AYR, how is DOG coded?

     A BMD B BME C CME D BNE
153. Question 153 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Horse, Cow, Goat, Tiger

     A Horse B Tiger C Cow D Goat
154. Question 154 of 200

     Statements: Some children are gifted. All gifted children get scholarships. Conclusions: I. Some children get scholarships. II. All children get scholarships.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
155. Question 155 of 200

     In a code, SUN is written as TVO (each letter shifted forward by 1). How is SKY written?

     A TLY B TLZ C SLZ D TMZ
156. Question 156 of 200

     Foot : Leg :: Hand : ?

     A Finger B Shoulder C Arm D Wrist
157. Question 157 of 200

     4, 9, 19, 39, ?

     A 78 B 79 C 80 D 75
158. Question 158 of 200

     Deaf : Hear :: Blind : ?

     A Walk B See C Speak D Smell
159. Question 159 of 200

     Find the missing number: 2,3,7 / 3,4,13 / 5,6,?

     A 30 B 29 C 31 D 32
160. Question 160 of 200

     Grape : Wine :: Milk : ?

     A Sugar B Cheese C Bread D Honey
161. Question 161 of 200

     Statements: All doctors are graduates. Some nurses are doctors. Conclusions: I. All nurses are graduates. II. Some nurses are graduates.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
162. Question 162 of 200

     Pen : Write :: Knife : ?

     A Sharpen B Cut C Draw D Paint
163. Question 163 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. What is the percentage growth of City D's population from 2020 to 2023?

     A 20% B 25% C 30% D 22%
164. Question 164 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. What is the total population of all 5 cities in 2023?

     A 1,150 thousand B 1,200 thousand C 1,170 thousand D 1,100 thousand
165. Question 165 of 200

     5, 10, 15, 20, ?

     A 22 B 24 C 28 D 25
166. Question 166 of 200

     Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. What is the difference between the highest scorer's total and the lowest scorer's total?

     A 120 B 128 C 130 D 125
167. Question 167 of 200

     Bird : Nest :: Bee : ?

     A Web B Burrow C Hive D Den
168. Question 168 of 200

     Bat : Cricket :: Racket : ?

     A Football B Hockey C Chess D Tennis
169. Question 169 of 200

     D, H, L, P, ?

     A S B U C V D T
170. Question 170 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. Which city had the smallest population in 2020?

     A City D B City B C City A D City E
171. Question 171 of 200

     Chef : Kitchen :: Pilot : ?

     A Runway B Cockpit C Garage D Bridge
172. Question 172 of 200

     Cow : Herd :: Wolf : ?

     A Pack B Flock C Swarm D Colony
173. Question 173 of 200

     Statements: No reptile is warm-blooded. All snakes are reptiles. Conclusions: I. No snake is warm-blooded. II. Some reptiles are not warm-blooded.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
174. Question 174 of 200

     In a code, CAT is written as ECV (each letter shifted forward by 2). How is DOG written?

     A FQH B EQI C FPI D FQI
175. Question 175 of 200

     A, C, F, J, ?

     A N B O C M D P
176. Question 176 of 200

     Statements: Some employees are managers. All managers attend meetings. Conclusions: I. Some employees attend meetings. II. All employees attend meetings.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
177. Question 177 of 200

     10, 20, 40, 80, ?

     A 150 B 170 C 160 D 200
178. Question 178 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon

     A Moon B Mercury C Venus D Earth
179. Question 179 of 200

     Ounce : Weight :: Inch : ?

     A Volume B Time C Speed D Length
180. Question 180 of 200

     Data Set: Marks Obtained by 5 Students (out of 100 each subject) | Student-Math-English-Science-Urdu-Islamiyat: Ali-80-70-90-60-85, Bilal-75-65-80-70-90, Sara-90-85-95-80-88, Ayesha-60-55-70-65-60, Hamza-85-80-75-90-95. What is Bilal's percentage (out of a maximum total of 500)?

     A 76% B 75% C 78% D 80%
181. Question 181 of 200

     Puppy : Dog :: Kitten : ?

     A Lion B Cat C Rabbit D Fox
182. Question 182 of 200

     Data Set: Company Sales (Rs. Million), 2018-2022 | Year-ProductA-ProductB: 2018-50-40, 2019-60-45, 2020-55-50, 2021-70-60, 2022-80-65. What is the total sales of Product A over the 5 years (2018–2022)?

     A 315 B 300 C 310 D 320
183. Question 183 of 200

     Statements: All triangles have three sides. All squares have four sides. Conclusions: I. Some triangles are squares. II. No triangle is a square.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
184. Question 184 of 200

     Tadpole : Frog :: Caterpillar : ?

     A Moth B Butterfly C Beetle D Ant
185. Question 185 of 200

     Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. What is the combined percentage spent on Food and Rent?

     A 50% B 45% C 60% D 55%
186. Question 186 of 200

     Cub : Lion :: Calf : ?

     A Goat B Horse C Cow D Sheep
187. Question 187 of 200

     Statements: Some singers are dancers. All dancers are graceful. Conclusions: I. Some singers are graceful. II. All singers are graceful.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
188. Question 188 of 200

     Geography : Earth :: Astronomy : ?

     A Stars B Oceans C Rocks D Rivers
189. Question 189 of 200

     In a code, each letter is replaced by the letter 2 positions ahead (cyclically). If GO becomes IQ, how is RUN coded?

     A TWP B TWO C SWP D TVP
190. Question 190 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Circle

     A Square B Circle C Rectangle D Rhombus
191. Question 191 of 200

     Data Set: Monthly Household Budget Allocation (Total Income: Rs. 50,000) | Category-Percentage: Food-30%, Rent-25%, Education-15%, Savings-20%, Others-10%. If income rises by 10% next month (to Rs. 55,000), how much will be spent on Food (same %)?

     A Rs. 15,500 B Rs. 17,000 C Rs. 16,500 D Rs. 16,000
192. Question 192 of 200

     2, 5, 10, 17, 26, ?

     A 35 B 39 C 33 D 37
193. Question 193 of 200

     Statements: Some flowers are red. Some red things fade quickly. Conclusions: I. Some flowers fade quickly. II. All flowers fade quickly.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
194. Question 194 of 200

     Statements: Some phones are smart. Some smart devices are costly. Conclusions: I. Some phones are costly. II. All phones are costly.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
195. Question 195 of 200

     Find the odd one out: Iron, Copper, Aluminum, Wood

     A Iron B Copper C Wood D Aluminum
196. Question 196 of 200

     Statements: All engineers are graduates. All graduates are educated. Conclusions: I. All engineers are educated. II. Some educated people are engineers.

     A Only conclusion I follows B Only conclusion II follows C Both conclusions I and II follow D Neither conclusion follows
197. Question 197 of 200

     Find the missing number: 1,2,6 / 3,4,14 / 5,6,?

     A 22 B 20 C 24 D 18
198. Question 198 of 200

     Shoe : Foot :: Glove : ?

     A Arm B Finger C Elbow D Hand
199. Question 199 of 200

     Data Set: Population of 5 Cities (in thousands) | City-2020-2023: A-200-240, B-150-180, C-300-330, D-120-150, E-250-270. Which city had the smallest percentage population growth?

     A City C B City B C City D D City E
200. Question 200 of 200

     3, 6, 12, 24, ?

     A 30 B 48 C 36 D 42

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