List of top Logical Reasoning Questions asked in All India Law Entrance Test

If in a certain code LIGHT is NFLAE, then TABLE would be ____

Joseph must decide which songs - A, B, C, D, and E - to sing in a 5-day performance schedule, with each song being performed only on one day, in accordance with the following conditions:
I. C and D must not be scheduled on adjacent days. 
II. B may immediately follow E, but not vice-versa. 
III. The first day must either be A or C. 
IV. The last day cannot be D. 
If B is the mid-point of the performance schedule, which of the following is a valid 5-day schedule?

“All paintings jump. Some paintings are plants. All basketballs are plants.” Dragon is a plant that jumps. Which of the following is true?

Statements: Young adults spend most of their time on social media. Young adults should spend more time making connections in the real world.
Conclusions
I. Young Adults should avoid social media.
II. Young adults cannot make real life connections because they spend most of their time on social media.
Which of the following conclusions can be properly inferred? Choose the most appropriate answer.

Consider the following principles and respond to the question.
I. Principle 1: Vicarious liability is a doctrine holding one person strictly liable for the wrong of another, without regard to fault. 
II. Principle 2: An employer may be vicariously liable for the employee’s action if the employee’s act was an outgrowth of his employment, inherent in the working environment, typical of or broadly incidental to the employer’s business, or, in a general way, foreseeable from his duties. 
III. Principle 3: No vicarious liability on employers for the intentional wrongs by employees unless the employee’s actions were done, at least in part, to serve the interest of the employer.

Consider the following scenario and respond to the questions.
Imagine that society can be divided into Xs and Ys, and X and Y refer to people with different physical characteristics or other characteristics that can easily be observed or discovered, such as race, ethnicity, immigrant status, or religious practices. Within each group, there are good and bad types. Assume that the Xs are wealthier and more politically powerful than the Ys perhaps because they are more numerous, or because they are descended from a politically powerful group. Under such conditions, it is possible that members of X will signal their cooperative propensity by discriminating against the Ys. Discrimination functions as a signal because it is costly (one gives up the opportunity to do business or socialize with Ys who are good types), and because conspiracy theories based on traditional fears of people with physical or cultural differences, or people who are recent arrivals, provide a focal point: given these beliefs, those who discriminate against outsiders will appear to be loyal to the insiders. In equilibrium all or most Xs will avoid Ys (and those who do not will be ostracized by the Xs and may seek refuge with the Ys), and almost all Y’s will avoid the Xs, falling back on each other when it is desirable to enter cooperative ventures. Finally, we assume that because of their political and economic dominance, members of X control the government, including the criminal justice system.

TALE : XGTO :: LONG : ?

The education system needs comprehensive reform to address the diverse learning needs of students.
Which of the following can be inferred?

The education system must prioritize critical thinking skills to prepare students for the challenges of the modern world.
Which of the following can be inferred

BELL : DATV :: MATE : ?

In a survey of IT professionals in Bangalore, those who regularly practiced yoga reported fewer instances of work-related stress than those who did not. Priyanka, an IT professional from Bangalore, rarely feels work-related stress. Which of the following can be inferred?

In English tort law, the principle of ‘strict liability’ is applied to hold a person legally responsible for the consequences flowing from an activity, even in the absence of fault or criminal intent on the person’s part. In 1987, the Supreme Court of India introduced a new principle- ‘absolute liability’, a far more stringent rule of liability without any exceptions, particularly to deal with industrial accidents. This principle imposed a liability on individuals who engaged in an inherently dangerous or hazardous activity for any harm done to any person while carrying out the activity.
Which one of the following assumptions is necessary to ensure the above argument logically follows?

“The art of war is of vital importance to the State. It is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin. Hence it is a subject of inquiry which can on no account be neglected.”
Which of the following assumption is made in the above passage?

A study conducted on a group of students found a strong correlation between the number of hours spent studying and their exam scores. However, one student who studied significantly less than the others achieved a top score. Which of the following, if true, would weaken the general applicability of the study’s findings?

Company A announced record-breaking profits this year, attributing its success to a new marketing strategy. However, Company B, a competitor in the same market segment, also reported significant profits without changing its marketing approach. What conclusion can most likely be drawn about the effectiveness of respective marketing strategies?

The recent surge in demand for electric vehicles has led to increased lithium-ion battery production.
Which of the following can be inferred?

“The issue of “tamperability” of EVMs has been doing the rounds ever since they were first introduced. Every time a political party loses an election, it blames the machine. However, none of them has been able to prove their allegations against the credibility of EVMs, and neither do they apologise when they win the elections where the same EVMs have been used. All that this manages to do, however, is shake the trust of people in the system. Many critics, giving the example of Germany, say that EVMs have been declared illegal by the German Supreme Court.”
Which of the following assumption is made in the above passage?

Consider the following principle. In a dispute between Anil and Sunil, Sunil can sue Anil in:
I. the city where the dispute arose, OR 
II. in the city of Anil’s place of business 
Facts: Anil and Sunil enter into a contract for delivery of specialised machinery. Anil was to deliver the machinery to Sunil’s warehouse within a stipulated period of time. Anil’s residence is in Delhi, but his place of business is Bengaluru, whereas Sunil is a resident of Mumbai. Anil fails to deliver the machinery during the agreed time. 
Where can Sunil sue Anil ?

“All paintings jump. Some paintings are plants. All basketballs are plants.” Football is a basketball. Which of the following is true?

“All paintings jump. Some paintings are plants. All basketballs are plants.” Mona Lisa jumps. Which of the following is true?

“All paintings jump. Some paintings are plants. All basketballs are plants.”Aloe Vera is a basketball and a painting. Which of the following is true?

“Travelling in a bus can be an enjoyable experience if you have your own seat, the vehicle is not crowded, and there is a nice breeze. But if the bus is packed with people, you can get irritable. Something similar happens to atoms: if they are contained in a vessel at a low density, they behave in a certain way, but if they are packed densely together, with little moving space, something new happens.”
Which of the following assumption is made in the above passage?

“It is well known that the world isn’t the same anymore — politically, economically or, for that matter, financially. Macroeconomic settings have turned adverse — from ultra-low to higher-for-longer interest rates — and raised the levels of debt, especially public debt, uncertainties, and volatility. It follows that these conditions will bear upon future growth. The breaking up of trade supply chains and their reshaping, for example, will be costly for the world in general, according to calculations, and costlier for the emerging and the developing countries.”
Which of the following assumption is made in the above passage?

Principle: Any person who knowingly disseminates false information with the intent to defraud shall be guilty of an offence.
Facts: Dravid shares a news article containing false information about a popular cryptocurrency investment scheme. He claims it’s a groundbreaking opportunity. Many people invest and later lose money. 
Is Dravid guilty of an offence?