11 Questions to Test Your Logical Reasoning (Only 1% Get Them All Right!)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Example Question:
Question number 11: Four boat builders take four days to build four boats. How long would it take one of the four builders to build a single boat? 🚢
Option A. 16 days
Option B. 1 day
Option C. 4 days
Option D. 12 hours
Correct Answer: Option C.
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Question #2: Let's test the video maker's intelligence. Given mass and weight are NOT the same thing having different numerical values and are conceptually different as well. What is the unit of Mass if you are calling "weight" kilograms? The mass of an object is the same value on Earth, floating around weightless in space and on the Moon. But the weight of an object is different at each of these locations. Kilograms is a unit of Mass NOT weight in the SI Metric System. Static weight is the product of mass multiplied by acceleration of gravity and has the units kilogram meter per second squared which was given the unit Newton. Go back to school.
With the last question, if the dog starts inside the dog house then he can leave 6 times, entering 5 times in between, so every answer except 3 works.
Question 10 uses both to refer to 3 correct answers, D should be all of them are of equal mass. Question 7 assumes, but does not state the driver is on the bus. It could just as easily be stopped and the driver not on the bus (like they often are in bus depots). I quit after that question because you are not carefully crafting questions. As a teacher I both wrote and evaluated questions for statewide, end of course exams. When 2 of your first 5 questions (40%) have errors or assumptions needed to find a correct answer your test is pretty much worthless.
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@@IntelligenceTestOfficial Thanks for a gracious reply. I understand, it's quite easy to build assumptions into a question without realizing it. Cheers
#10: Both need to take an English class.
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For an intelligence "test", the questions suggest anything but.
Question 1, sure, we can infer the answer, but there's no data to suggest one person is going to work as quickly solo as 4 people.
Question 2? Seriously? I get it, throw in a trick question to see who can actually read. But your option D would only be correct if there were only two other options. We can't say "Both are the same weight, as there are three options."
So, I just stopped the video because clearly this is not a legit test of intelligence.
Question 9 did not specify the same route was taken on the way there and on the way back. Without that bit of information 40 trees could be a reasonable answer
"Both" indicates two, but there are three equal weights. Thus the "both" answer is wrong. The runner notes 20 trees on one side of the path. Nothing is said about the other side of the path, meaning that any answer of at least 20 is possible. I)m not going to waste time to see how many more you get wrong.
Question number 2 was worded improperly. BOTH have the same weight, should have read ALL or Three have the same weight.
waste of time.... no mention of a bus driver..... the bus was parked.....
Same thought. Why there needs to be driver? Overall pretty bad "intelligence test". Also second question had no correct answer. If creator even admits faults, why is this video still here?
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Questions for at most fifth’s graders
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