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3441. Find the odd one out: 81, 169, 121, 80

  1. A. 169
  2. B. 81
  3. C. 80
  4. D. 121
Answer: 80
Explanation: 81, 169, 121 are all perfect squares, whereas 80 is not.

3442. Find the odd one out: 39, 169, 117, 38

  1. A. 117
  2. B. 169
  3. C. 39
  4. D. 38
Answer: 38
Explanation: 39, 169, 117 are all multiples of 13, whereas 38 is not.

3443. Find the odd one out: 63, 14, 49, 64

  1. A. 14
  2. B. 63
  3. C. 64
  4. D. 49
Answer: 64
Explanation: 63, 14, 49 are all multiples of 7, whereas 64 is not.

3444. Find the odd one out: 125, 27, 8, 127

  1. A. 8
  2. B. 127
  3. C. 27
  4. D. 125
Answer: 127
Explanation: 125, 27, 8 are all perfect cubes, whereas 127 is not.

3445. Find the odd one out: 25, 36, 16, 24

  1. A. 24
  2. B. 36
  3. C. 16
  4. D. 25
Answer: 24
Explanation: 25, 36, 16 are all perfect squares, whereas 24 is not.

3446. Find the odd one out: 139, 11, 17, 138

  1. A. 139
  2. B. 11
  3. C. 138
  4. D. 17
Answer: 138
Explanation: 139, 11, 17 are all prime numbers, whereas 138 is not.

3447. Find the odd one out: 195, 65, 169, 197

  1. A. 169
  2. B. 195
  3. C. 65
  4. D. 197
Answer: 197
Explanation: 195, 65, 169 are all multiples of 13, whereas 197 is not.

3448. Find the odd one out: 105, 56, 161, 103

  1. A. 105
  2. B. 161
  3. C. 56
  4. D. 103
Answer: 103
Explanation: 105, 56, 161 are all multiples of 7, whereas 103 is not.

3449. Find the odd one out: 8, 125, 64, 10

  1. A. 64
  2. B. 10
  3. C. 8
  4. D. 125
Answer: 10
Explanation: 8, 125, 64 are all perfect cubes, whereas 10 is not.

3450. Find the odd one out: 169, 81, 4, 167

  1. A. 81
  2. B. 167
  3. C. 4
  4. D. 169
Answer: 167
Explanation: 169, 81, 4 are all perfect squares, whereas 167 is not.
3451. Select the term that completes the analogy: COACH : EQCEJ :: SEMAPHORE : ?
  1. A. UGOCRJQTG
  2. B. TFNBQIPSF
  3. C. VHPDSKRUH
  4. D. QCKYNFMPC
Answer: UGOCRJQTG
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 2 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'SEMAPHORE' gives 'UGOCRJQTG'.

3452. Select the number that completes the analogy: 14 : 238 :: 10 : ?

  1. A. 128
  2. B. 130
  3. C. 150
  4. D. 110
Answer: 130
Explanation: The relation is x -> 3n + n^2. For 14: 238. Hence for 10: 130.

3453. Select the number that completes the analogy: 14 : 2730 :: 6 : ?

  1. A. 207
  2. B. 211
  3. C. 210
  4. D. 224
Answer: 210
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3 - n. For 14: 2730. Hence for 6: 210.

3454. Select the number that completes the analogy: 5 : 35 :: 3 : ?

  1. A. 18
  2. B. 15
  3. C. 9
  4. D. 10
Answer: 15
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 + 2n. For 5: 35. Hence for 3: 15.
3455. Select the term that completes the analogy: POINTSMAN : UTNSYXRFS :: CONSTABLE : ?
  1. A. HTSXYFGQJ
  2. B. XJINOVWGZ
  3. C. GSRWXEFPI
  4. D. IUTYZGHRK
Answer: HTSXYFGQJ
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 5 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'CONSTABLE' gives 'HTSXYFGQJ'.

3456. Select the number that completes the analogy: 15 : 450 :: 14 : ?

  1. A. 420
  2. B. 391
  3. C. 390
  4. D. 392
Answer: 392
Explanation: The relation is x -> 2n^2. For 15: 450. Hence for 14: 392.

3457. Select the number that completes the analogy: 8 : 513 :: 6 : ?

  1. A. 214
  2. B. 217
  3. C. 225
  4. D. 219
Answer: 217
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3 + 1. For 8: 513. Hence for 6: 217.

3458. Select the number that completes the analogy: 4 : 21 :: 11 : ?

  1. A. 131
  2. B. 144
  3. C. 134
  4. D. 133
Answer: 133
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 + n + 1. For 4: 21. Hence for 11: 133.
3459. Select the term that completes the analogy: BRIDGE : GWNILJ :: INQUIRY : ?
  1. A. NSVZNWD
  2. B. OTWAOXE
  3. C. DILPDMT
  4. D. MRUYMVC
Answer: NSVZNWD
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 5 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'INQUIRY' gives 'NSVZNWD'.

3460. Select the number that completes the analogy: 19 : 380 :: 21 : ?

  1. A. 483
  2. B. 459
  3. C. 462
  4. D. 460
Answer: 462
Explanation: The relation is x -> n(n+1). For 19: 380. Hence for 21: 462.

3461. Select the number that completes the analogy: 7 : 343 :: 12 : ?

  1. A. 1730
  2. B. 1729
  3. C. 1728
  4. D. 1721
Answer: 1728
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3. For 7: 343. Hence for 12: 1728.

3462. Select the number that completes the analogy: 9 : 80 :: 7 : ?

  1. A. 51
  2. B. 45
  3. C. 62
  4. D. 48
Answer: 48
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 - 1. For 9: 80. Hence for 7: 48.
3463. Select the term that completes the analogy: TRACK : XVEGO :: POINTSMAN : ?
  1. A. LKEJPOIWJ
  2. B. TSMRXWQER
  3. C. SRLQWVPDQ
  4. D. UTNSYXRFS
Answer: TSMRXWQER
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 4 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'POINTSMAN' gives 'TSMRXWQER'.

3464. Select the number that completes the analogy: 19 : 418 :: 10 : ?

  1. A. 130
  2. B. 127
  3. C. 133
  4. D. 111
Answer: 130
Explanation: The relation is x -> 3n + n^2. For 19: 418. Hence for 10: 130.

3465. Select the number that completes the analogy: 11 : 1320 :: 6 : ?

  1. A. 210
  2. B. 204
  3. C. 199
  4. D. 211
Answer: 210
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3 - n. For 11: 1320. Hence for 6: 210.

3466. Select the number that completes the analogy: 8 : 80 :: 9 : ?

  1. A. 102
  2. B. 99
  3. C. 108
  4. D. 98
Answer: 99
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 + 2n. For 8: 80. Hence for 9: 99.
3467. Select the term that completes the analogy: TRACK : YWFHP :: STATION : ?
  1. A. WXEXMSR
  2. B. YZGZOUT
  3. C. XYFYNTS
  4. D. NOVODJI
Answer: XYFYNTS
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 5 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'STATION' gives 'XYFYNTS'.

3468. Select the number that completes the analogy: 4 : 32 :: 10 : ?

  1. A. 180
  2. B. 200
  3. C. 198
  4. D. 202
Answer: 200
Explanation: The relation is x -> 2n^2. For 4: 32. Hence for 10: 200.

3469. Select the number that completes the analogy: 3 : 28 :: 14 : ?

  1. A. 2745
  2. B. 2748
  3. C. 2742
  4. D. 2746
Answer: 2745
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3 + 1. For 3: 28. Hence for 14: 2745.

3470. Select the number that completes the analogy: 6 : 43 :: 9 : ?

  1. A. 91
  2. B. 92
  3. C. 85
  4. D. 93
Answer: 91
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 + n + 1. For 6: 43. Hence for 9: 91.
3471. Select the term that completes the analogy: INQUIRY : JORVJSZ :: CUSTODY : ?
  1. A. DVTUPEZ
  2. B. EWUVQFA
  3. C. BTRSNCX
  4. D. FXVWRGB
Answer: DVTUPEZ
Explanation: Every letter of the first word is moved 1 place(s) forward in the alphabet; applying the same to 'CUSTODY' gives 'DVTUPEZ'.

3472. Select the number that completes the analogy: 11 : 132 :: 5 : ?

  1. A. 30
  2. B. 33
  3. C. 28
  4. D. 19
Answer: 30
Explanation: The relation is x -> n(n+1). For 11: 132. Hence for 5: 30.
3473. Select the number that completes the analogy: 12 : 1728 :: 11 : ?
  1. A. 1331
  2. B. 1319
  3. C. 1332
  4. D. 1342
Answer: 1331
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^3. For 12: 1728. Hence for 11: 1331.

3474. Select the number that completes the analogy: 3 : 8 :: 7 : ?

  1. A. 48
  2. B. 34
  3. C. 55
  4. D. 46
Answer: 48
Explanation: The relation is x -> n^2 - 1. For 3: 8. Hence for 7: 48.

3475. Which letter comes next in the series: E, G, J, N, S, ?

  1. A. Z
  2. B. B
  3. C. Y
  4. D. W
Answer: Y
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (2, 3, 4, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is Y.

3476. Which letter comes next in the series: E, P, G, N, I, L, ?

  1. A. K
  2. B. N
  3. C. J
  4. D. L
Answer: K
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 2 (E, G, I, ...) and the other backward by 2. The next letter continues the first series: K.

3477. Which letter comes next in the series: F, G, I, L, P, ?

  1. A. X
  2. B. S
  3. C. U
  4. D. W
Answer: U
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (1, 2, 3, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is U.

3478. Which letter comes next in the series: A, K, B, J, C, I, ?

  1. A. F
  2. B. C
  3. C. E
  4. D. D
Answer: D
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 1 (A, B, C, ...) and the other backward by 1. The next letter continues the first series: D.

3479. Which letter comes next in the series: B, D, G, K, P, ?

  1. A. T
  2. B. U
  3. C. V
  4. D. Y
Answer: V
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (2, 3, 4, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is V.

3480. Which letter comes next in the series: F, L, H, I, J, F, ?

  1. A. J
  2. B. L
  3. C. O
  4. D. K
Answer: L
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 2 (F, H, J, ...) and the other backward by 3. The next letter continues the first series: L.

3481. Which letter comes next in the series: B, E, I, N, T, ?

  1. A. A
  2. B. D
  3. C. Z
  4. D. Y
Answer: A
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (3, 4, 5, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is A.

3482. Find the next term: DW, EV, FU, GT, ?

  1. A. HT
  2. B. HS
  3. C. GS
  4. D. IR
Answer: HS
Explanation: The first letter moves one step forward and the second one step backward in each term, so the next term is HS.

3483. Which letter comes next in the series: F, T, I, R, L, P, ?

  1. A. O
  2. B. P
  3. C. M
  4. D. R
Answer: O
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 3 (F, I, L, ...) and the other backward by 2. The next letter continues the first series: O.

3484. Which letter comes next in the series: A, B, D, G, K, ?

  1. A. P
  2. B. N
  3. C. S
  4. D. R
Answer: P
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (1, 2, 3, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is P.

3485. Which letter comes next in the series: E, M, H, J, K, G, ?

  1. A. P
  2. B. N
  3. C. Q
  4. D. M
Answer: N
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 3 (E, H, K, ...) and the other backward by 3. The next letter continues the first series: N.

3486. Which letter comes next in the series: C, D, F, I, M, ?

  1. A. Q
  2. B. R
  3. C. O
  4. D. U
Answer: R
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (1, 2, 3, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is R.

3487. Find the next term: CX, DW, EV, FU, ?

  1. A. HS
  2. B. FT
  3. C. GU
  4. D. GT
Answer: GT
Explanation: The first letter moves one step forward and the second one step backward in each term, so the next term is GT.

3488. Which letter comes next in the series: E, P, F, N, G, L, ?

  1. A. J
  2. B. F
  3. C. H
  4. D. K
Answer: H
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 1 (E, F, G, ...) and the other backward by 2. The next letter continues the first series: H.

3489. Which letter comes next in the series: C, F, J, O, U, ?

  1. A. E
  2. B. B
  3. C. C
  4. D. Y
Answer: B
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (3, 4, 5, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is B.

3490. Find the next term: AZ, BY, CX, DW, ?

  1. A. DV
  2. B. EW
  3. C. FU
  4. D. EV
Answer: EV
Explanation: The first letter moves one step forward and the second one step backward in each term, so the next term is EV.

3491. Which letter comes next in the series: A, O, B, L, C, I, ?

  1. A. D
  2. B. C
  3. C. F
  4. D. B
Answer: D
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 1 (A, B, C, ...) and the other backward by 3. The next letter continues the first series: D.

3492. Find the next term: BY, CX, DW, EV, ?

  1. A. FV
  2. B. GT
  3. C. FU
  4. D. EU
Answer: FU
Explanation: The first letter moves one step forward and the second one step backward in each term, so the next term is FU.

3493. Which letter comes next in the series: E, U, H, R, K, O, ?

  1. A. Q
  2. B. M
  3. C. P
  4. D. N
Answer: N
Explanation: Alternate letters form two series: one moving forward by 3 (E, H, K, ...) and the other backward by 3. The next letter continues the first series: N.

3494. Which letter comes next in the series: G, H, J, M, Q, ?

  1. A. V
  2. B. Y
  3. C. W
  4. D. S
Answer: V
Explanation: Position gaps increase by 1 each time (1, 2, 3, ...). Following the pattern, the next letter is V.

3495. Find the missing term of the series: 24, 60, 120, 210, ?

  1. A. 336
  2. B. 332
  3. C. 343
  4. D. 331
Answer: 336
Explanation: The terms are n^3 - n for n = 3, 4, ...; the next is 7^3 - 7 = 336.
3496. Find the missing term of the series: 12, 35, 16, 29, 20, 23, 24, ?
  1. A. 21
  2. B. 17
  3. C. 18
  4. D. 14
Answer: 17
Explanation: Two interleaved series: odd places rise by 4 (12, 16, ...), even places fall by 6 (35, 29, ...). The missing even-place term is 17.

3497. Find the missing term of the series: 7, 16, 27, 40, 55, ?

  1. A. 69
  2. B. 60
  3. C. 72
  4. D. 75
Answer: 72
Explanation: The terms are n^2 - 9 for n = 4, 5, ...; the next term is 9^2 - 9 = 72.

3498. Find the missing term of the series: 2, 13, 57, 233, 937, ?

  1. A. 3753
  2. B. 3746
  3. C. 3750
  4. D. 3757
Answer: 3753
Explanation: Each term = previous term x 4 + 5, so the next term is 937 x 4 + 5 = 3753.

3499. Find the missing term of the series: 26, 27, 30, 35, 42, 51, ?

  1. A. 50
  2. B. 62
  3. C. 57
  4. D. 74
Answer: 62
Explanation: The differences go 1, 3, 5, ... increasing by 2 each time, so the missing term is 51 + 11 = 62.

3500. Find the missing term of the series: 7, 10, 15, 22, 33, 46, ?

  1. A. 66
  2. B. 75
  3. C. 58
  4. D. 63
Answer: 63
Explanation: Successive primes (3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17) are added in turn; the missing term is 46 + 17 = 63.

3501. Find the missing term of the series: 130, 222, 350, 520, ?

  1. A. 730
  2. B. 737
  3. C. 738
  4. D. 739
Answer: 738
Explanation: The terms are n^3 + n for n = 5, 6, ...; the next is 9^3 + 9 = 738.
3502. Find the missing term of the series: 8, 45, 13, 39, 18, 33, 23, ?
  1. A. 37
  2. B. 33
  3. C. 27
  4. D. 34
Answer: 27
Explanation: Two interleaved series: odd places rise by 5 (8, 13, ...), even places fall by 6 (45, 39, ...). The missing even-place term is 27.

3503. Find the missing term of the series: 45, 60, 77, 96, 117, ?

  1. A. 145
  2. B. 139
  3. C. 140
  4. D. 141
Answer: 140
Explanation: The terms are n^2 - 4 for n = 7, 8, ...; the next term is 12^2 - 4 = 140.

3504. Find the missing term of the series: 4, 15, 48, 147, 444, ?

  1. A. 1335
  2. B. 1327
  3. C. 1342
  4. D. 1333
Answer: 1335
Explanation: Each term = previous term x 3 + 3, so the next term is 444 x 3 + 3 = 1335.

3505. Find the missing term of the series: 5, 9, 17, 29, 45, 65, ?

  1. A. 79
  2. B. 101
  3. C. 95
  4. D. 89
Answer: 89
Explanation: The differences go 4, 8, 12, ... increasing by 4 each time, so the missing term is 65 + 24 = 89.

3506. Find the missing term of the series: 2, 5, 10, 17, 28, 41, ?

  1. A. 70
  2. B. 50
  3. C. 60
  4. D. 58
Answer: 58
Explanation: Successive primes (3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17) are added in turn; the missing term is 41 + 17 = 58.

3507. Find the missing term of the series: 5, 15, 60, 300, 1800, ?

  1. A. 12612
  2. B. 12600
  3. C. 12603
  4. D. 12595
Answer: 12600
Explanation: Each term is the previous term multiplied by 3, 4, 5, ... in turn; the missing term is 1800 x 7 = 12600.

3508. Find the missing term of the series: 68, 130, 222, 350, ?

  1. A. 519
  2. B. 518
  3. C. 520
  4. D. 527
Answer: 520
Explanation: The terms are n^3 + n for n = 4, 5, ...; the next is 8^3 + 8 = 520.
3509. Find the missing term of the series: 20, 43, 24, 41, 28, 39, 32, ?
  1. A. 37
  2. B. 36
  3. C. 31
  4. D. 41
Answer: 37
Explanation: Two interleaved series: odd places rise by 4 (20, 24, ...), even places fall by 2 (43, 41, ...). The missing even-place term is 37.

3510. Find the missing term of the series: 27, 38, 51, 66, 83, ?

  1. A. 110
  2. B. 102
  3. C. 90
  4. D. 94
Answer: 102
Explanation: The terms are n^2 + 2 for n = 5, 6, ...; the next term is 10^2 + 2 = 102.

3511. Find the missing term of the series: 2, 9, 30, 93, 282, ?

  1. A. 849
  2. B. 854
  3. C. 857
  4. D. 837
Answer: 849
Explanation: Each term = previous term x 3 + 3, so the next term is 282 x 3 + 3 = 849.

3512. Find the missing term of the series: 11, 13, 18, 26, 37, 51, ?

  1. A. 68
  2. B. 70
  3. C. 73
  4. D. 76
Answer: 68
Explanation: The differences go 2, 5, 8, ... increasing by 3 each time, so the missing term is 51 + 17 = 68.

3513. Find the missing term of the series: 1, 3, 6, 11, 18, 29, ?

  1. A. 54
  2. B. 52
  3. C. 42
  4. D. 48
Answer: 42
Explanation: Successive primes (2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13) are added in turn; the missing term is 29 + 13 = 42.

3514. Find the missing term of the series: 2, 6, 24, 120, 720, ?

  1. A. 5032
  2. B. 5044
  3. C. 5042
  4. D. 5040
Answer: 5040
Explanation: Each term is the previous term multiplied by 3, 4, 5, ... in turn; the missing term is 720 x 7 = 5040.

3515. Find the missing term of the series: 6, 24, 60, 120, ?

  1. A. 210
  2. B. 203
  3. C. 198
  4. D. 209
Answer: 210
Explanation: The terms are n^3 - n for n = 2, 3, ...; the next is 6^3 - 6 = 210.
3516. Find the missing term of the series: 7, 41, 11, 38, 15, 35, 19, ?
  1. A. 37
  2. B. 32
  3. C. 26
  4. D. 38
Answer: 32
Explanation: Two interleaved series: odd places rise by 4 (7, 11, ...), even places fall by 3 (41, 38, ...). The missing even-place term is 32.

3517. Find the missing term of the series: 30, 41, 54, 69, 86, ?

  1. A. 105
  2. B. 115
  3. C. 106
  4. D. 100
Answer: 105
Explanation: The terms are n^2 + 5 for n = 5, 6, ...; the next term is 10^2 + 5 = 105.

3518. Find the missing term of the series: 4, 11, 25, 53, 109, ?

  1. A. 219
  2. B. 221
  3. C. 218
  4. D. 215
Answer: 221
Explanation: Each term = previous term x 2 + 3, so the next term is 109 x 2 + 3 = 221.

3519. Find the missing term of the series: 15, 17, 21, 27, 35, 45, ?

  1. A. 57
  2. B. 56
  3. C. 49
  4. D. 61
Answer: 57
Explanation: The differences go 2, 4, 6, ... increasing by 2 each time, so the missing term is 45 + 12 = 57.
3520. Statements: I. No Ropes are Chains. II. All Chains are Cables.Conclusions: I. Some Ropes are Cables. II. No Chains are Ropes.Which of the following is correct?
  1. A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  2. B. Only conclusion II follows
  3. C. Only conclusion I follows
  4. D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Ropes are Cables) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (No Chains are Ropes) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.

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