Home › Courses › CBSE Class 10 › Quantitative Aptitude › Number SeriesCBSE Class 10 Number Series — practice questions Explore 7 free Number Series questions in CBSE Class 10 Quantitative Aptitude. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.
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Worked practice questions CA Foundation · Quant · Logical Reasoning — True / False Read exercise and reference answers Questions Statement is true Yes Statement If all roses are flowers and all flowers are plants, then all roses are plants. Statement is true No Statement If some birds can fly, then ALL birds can fly. Statement is true Yes Statement If today is Monday, three days later it will be Thursday. Statement is true No Statement If 2x + 3 = 11, then x = 5. Statement is true Yes Statement The probability of an event cannot exceed 1. Statement is true No Statement Average of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 is 4. Instructions Decide each logic statement: TRUE or FALSE. Open this exercise →
Odd One Out: Reasoning (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Questions Items 100 8 27 64 Odd item 100 Items AB GI CD EF Odd item GI Items 4 9 20 16 Odd item 20 Items Lion Tiger Leopard Wolf Odd item Wolf Items 150 121 144 169 Odd item 150 Instructions Tap the item that does not belong. Open this exercise →
Letter Series Next (Banking) Read exercise and reference answers Questions Question A, C, E, G, ? Correct I Choices H I J Question B, D, G, K, ? Correct P Choices P O N Question Z, X, V, T, ? Correct R Choices R S Q Question AZ, BY, CX, ? Correct DW Choices DW DV EW Question Cat is to Kitten as Dog is to ? Correct Puppy Choices Puppy Cub Foal Instructions Pick what comes next. Open this exercise →
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