Free Logical Problems MCQs with Answers

519 Logical Problems MCQs from Analytical and Logical Reasoning, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.

Logical problems present several conditions about people, objects, events or choices and require their possible arrangements to be tested. They cover constraint-based reasoning, rankings, matching, grouping, scheduling and elimination, with attention to the difference between a complete solution and a possibility that merely satisfies one condition.

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Easy
  • A. Northwest
  • B. Northeast
  • C. Southeast
  • D. Southwest

Explanation: From the starting point, Sara is 6 metres east and 4 metres north. East combined with north gives the direction northeast.

Correct answer: Northeast
Fairly easy
  • A. East
  • B. West
  • C. North
  • D. South

Explanation: The northward and southward movements cancel each other. He remains 8 metres east of the starting point, so his direction is east.

Correct answer: East
Fairly easy
  • A. 15 metres
  • B. 18 metres
  • C. 21 metres
  • D. 3 metres

Explanation: Her movements form perpendicular sides of 9 metres and 12 metres. Using the 9-12-15 triangle, the straight-line distance is 15 metres.

Correct answer: 15 metres
Moderate
  • A. East
  • B. West
  • C. North
  • D. South

Explanation: The 10-metre northward and southward movements cancel. Hamza is left 6 metres east of where he started.

Correct answer: East
Moderate
  • A. North
  • B. South
  • C. East
  • D. West

Explanation: The 8 metres east and 8 metres west cancel each other. The two northward movements total 9 metres, so she is north of the start.

Correct answer: North
Hard
  • A. Northeast
  • B. Northwest
  • C. Southeast
  • D. Southwest

Explanation: The final eastward position is 12 minus 4, or 8 metres, and the northward position is 9 minus 3, or 6 metres.

Correct answer: Northeast
Hard
  • A. Southwest
  • B. Southeast
  • C. Northwest
  • D. Northeast

Explanation: Her westward movement exceeds the eastward movement by 6 metres. Her total southward movement is 20 metres, so she is both west and south…

Correct answer: Southwest
Very hard
  • A. 13 metres
  • B. 12 metres
  • C. 14 metres
  • D. 17 metres

Explanation: Her eastward distance is 7 plus 5, giving 12 metres, while her northward distance is 14 minus 6 minus 3, giving 5 metres.

Correct answer: 13 metres
Very hard
  • A. 10 metres
  • B. 8 metres
  • C. 6 metres
  • D. 14 metres

Explanation: The eastward movements total 8 metres, while the northward movement exceeds the southward movement by 6 metres.

Correct answer: 10 metres
Easy
  • A. East
  • B. West
  • C. North
  • D. South

Explanation: When facing south, a left turn points towards the east. The distance walked does not change the direction she faces.

Correct answer: East
Easy
  • A. South
  • B. North
  • C. East
  • D. West

Explanation: A person facing west faces north after making a right turn. Walking before the turn has no effect on the answer.

Correct answer: North
Fairly easy
  • A. North-east
  • B. South-east
  • C. South-west
  • D. North-west

Explanation: Her final position is 4 metres east and 3 metres north of the start, because 5 north minus 2 south leaves 3 north.

Correct answer: North-east
Moderate
  • A. 11 metres
  • B. 12 metres
  • C. 13 metres
  • D. 15 metres

Explanation: She travels 9 metres east, then 12 metres south, and finally 4 metres west.

Correct answer: 13 metres
Hard
  • A. 8 metres
  • B. 10 metres
  • C. 12 metres
  • D. 14 metres

Explanation: The net eastward distance is 10 minus 4, or 6 metres. The northward distance is 6 plus 2, or 8 metres, so the 6-8-10 triangle gives a…

Correct answer: 10 metres
Hard
  • A. North-east
  • B. South-east
  • C. South-west
  • D. North-west

Explanation: Her westward movements total 11 metres, while the southward movement is 5 metres and the northward movement is 4 metres.

Correct answer: South-west
Very hard
  • A. 8 metres
  • B. 10 metres
  • C. 12 metres
  • D. 14 metres

Explanation: The eastward movements total 2 plus 1 plus 3, giving 6 metres east. The northward position is 5 minus 2 plus 5, giving 8 metres north, so…

Correct answer: 10 metres
Very hard
  • A. North-east
  • B. South-east
  • C. South-west
  • D. North-west

Explanation: Her eastward movements total 5 plus 4 plus 3, or 12 metres. Her northward movements total 7 plus 2 minus 6, or 3 metres, so she is…

Correct answer: North-east
Easy
  • A. North
  • B. South
  • C. East
  • D. West

Explanation: A right turn from south points west. A second right turn from west points north, so Sana faces north.

Correct answer: North
Fairly easy
  • A. 13 metres
  • B. 17 metres
  • C. 7 metres
  • D. 60 metres

Explanation: The two movements form perpendicular sides of 5 and 12 metres. Their straight-line distance is the 5-12-13 triangle, giving 13 metres.

Correct answer: 13 metres
Fairly easy
  • A. North-east
  • B. North-west
  • C. South-east
  • D. South-west

Explanation: She moves 6 metres east and 12 metres north in total. Both coordinates are positive, so she is north-east of her starting point.

Correct answer: North-east