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HERZING UNIVERSITY LOGICAL REASONING ACTUAL EXAM
2025||124 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT RATIONALES
1. If a juror finds themselves influenced by their personal experiences with
crime, how should they adjust their approach to ensure a fair trial?
A. They should ignore their experiences completely.
B. They should openly discuss their experiences with other jurors.
C. They should consciously set aside personal biases and focus on
the evidence and legal standards.
D. They should advocate for a mistrial based on their feelings.
2. Explain how the woman's choice of pain medication reflects her values
regarding quality of life versus length of life.
She prioritizes living longer at any cost.
She values comfort and quality of life over extending her lifespan.
She is indifferent to both quality and length of life.
She believes that pain medication is more effective than cancer
treatment.
3. If a student from classroom 1 is chosen for the play, which of the following
combinations of students would still satisfy all the selection criteria
outlined in the scenario?
1, 2, 3, 4, 6
1, 2, 4, 6, 7
1, 3, 4, 5, 7
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5
4. The mayor of the city states, " The new highway project had divided our
neighborhood. The people in the north do not speak to this on the south.
The project has led to name calling, bickering and hurt feelings. I think the
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new highway is a big mistake for this neighborhood, " Assuming the
supporting statements are true, the mayors conclusion:
Could not be false.
could not be true
is probably true but may be false
is probably false, but may be true.
5. If a new study shows that driving at speeds above 55mph significantly
increases the risk of accidents, how would this information impact the
spokesperson's argument?
It would strengthen the argument for maintaining the 55mph
speed limit.
It would weaken the argument by providing counter-evidence.
It would have no effect since the spokesperson's argument is based
on personal observation.
It would suggest that speed limits should be raised to improve
traffic flow.
6. If a new sequence is given as DEFFED, which of the following options
maintains the same symmetrical pattern as ABCCBA?
FEDDEF
XYZXYZ
PQRQP
LMNOP
7. Explain the logical implication of the statement 'If it is hot outside, Charlie
and Spot are lazy and quiet.' What can be inferred about their behavior in
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relation to temperature?
Their laziness and quietness are unrelated to temperature.
HERZING UNIVERSITY LOGICAL REASONING ACTUAL EXAM
2025||124 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT RATIONALES
1. If a juror finds themselves influenced by their personal experiences with
crime, how should they adjust their approach to ensure a fair trial?
A. They should ignore their experiences completely.
B. They should openly discuss their experiences with other jurors.
C. They should consciously set aside personal biases and focus on
the evidence and legal standards.
D. They should advocate for a mistrial based on their feelings.
2. Explain how the woman's choice of pain medication reflects her values
regarding quality of life versus length of life.
She prioritizes living longer at any cost.
She values comfort and quality of life over extending her lifespan.
She is indifferent to both quality and length of life.
She believes that pain medication is more effective than cancer
treatment.
3. If a student from classroom 1 is chosen for the play, which of the following
combinations of students would still satisfy all the selection criteria
outlined in the scenario?
1, 2, 3, 4, 6
1, 2, 4, 6, 7
1, 3, 4, 5, 7
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5
4. The mayor of the city states, " The new highway project had divided our
neighborhood. The people in the north do not speak to this on the south.
The project has led to name calling, bickering and hurt feelings. I think the
,KnoowyQuizletix:2025
new highway is a big mistake for this neighborhood, " Assuming the
supporting statements are true, the mayors conclusion:
Could not be false.
could not be true
is probably true but may be false
is probably false, but may be true.
5. If a new study shows that driving at speeds above 55mph significantly
increases the risk of accidents, how would this information impact the
spokesperson's argument?
It would strengthen the argument for maintaining the 55mph
speed limit.
It would weaken the argument by providing counter-evidence.
It would have no effect since the spokesperson's argument is based
on personal observation.
It would suggest that speed limits should be raised to improve
traffic flow.
6. If a new sequence is given as DEFFED, which of the following options
maintains the same symmetrical pattern as ABCCBA?
FEDDEF
XYZXYZ
PQRQP
LMNOP
7. Explain the logical implication of the statement 'If it is hot outside, Charlie
and Spot are lazy and quiet.' What can be inferred about their behavior in
, KnoowyQuizletix:2025
relation to temperature?
Their laziness and quietness are unrelated to temperature.
