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Cognitive and analytical reasoning MCQs

Practice Cognitive and analytical reasoning questions with answers and explanations.

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Reasoning scenario 59: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a regulatory unit. All dorins are jovins. No jovin is a merek. Which conclusion follows?

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Reasoning scenario 60: Before reviewing the calculation method, a service improvement unit examines this version. An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a programme evaluation office. A programme evaluation unit proposes a change to reduce missed client appointments. Which evidence is most relevant?

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Reasoning scenario 61: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a policy branch. A review pool has 19 approved and 34 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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Reasoning scenario 62: Before validating the interpretation, an independent review team examines this version. An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a service-delivery team. Which claim about a public service office contains an unwarranted generalisation?

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Reasoning scenario 48: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a programme evaluation office. In reasoning case 48, evidence supports a claim only when the sample is representative. Which assumption is being tested?

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Reasoning scenario 49: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a policy branch. Analyst E2 finishes before Analyst F3, and Analyst F3 before Analyst G4. Which statement must be true?

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Reasoning scenario 51: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a regulatory unit. All farens are mereks. No merek is a pelan. Which conclusion follows?

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Reasoning scenario 52: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a programme evaluation office. A programme evaluation unit proposes a change to reduce missed client appointments. Which evidence is most relevant?

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Reasoning scenario 53: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a policy branch. A review pool has 11 approved and 10 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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Reasoning scenario 54: An Australian public-sector team is preparing advice, allocating resources or responding to a workplace issue. The setting is a service-delivery team. Which claim about a public service office contains an unwarranted generalisation?

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