MCQ Collection

isat-integrated-reasoning MCQs

Practice isat-integrated-reasoning questions with answers and explanations.

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Reasoning scenario 15: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. If independent events have probabilities 36/100 and 51/100, what is the probability both occur?

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Reasoning scenario 2: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. Among 150 applications, 31 require check A, 34 require check B, and 15 require both. How many require A or B?

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Reasoning scenario 3: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. All farens are mereks. No merek is a pelan. Which conclusion follows?

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Reasoning scenario 4: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is an international programme evaluation. A university research office proposes a change to reduce missed enrolment interviews. Which evidence is most relevant?

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Reasoning scenario 5: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. A review pool has 21 approved and 18 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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Reasoning scenario 6: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. Which claim about a campus service contains an unwarranted generalisation?

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Reasoning scenario 7: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. If independent events have probabilities 69/100 and 35/100, what is the probability both occur?

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Reasoning scenario 8: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is an international programme evaluation. In reasoning case 8, evidence supports a claim only when the sample is representative. Which assumption is being tested?

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Reasoning scenario 9: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. Analyst O1 finishes before Analyst P2, and Analyst P2 before Analyst Q3. Which statement must be true?

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Reasoning scenario 10: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a student-services review. Among 158 applications, 39 require check A, 50 require check B, and 10 require both. How many require A or B?

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Reasoning scenario 11: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a research planning exercise. All dorins are jovins. No jovin is a merek. Which conclusion follows?

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Reasoning scenario 1: An international university applicant is asked to integrate unfamiliar evidence and quantitative information. The setting is a campus sustainability study. Analyst G2 finishes before Analyst H3, and Analyst H3 before Analyst I4. Which statement must be true?

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