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Logical Problems MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Three suspects—M, N, and P—are interrogated regarding a break-in. It is known that exactly one of them committed the crime, and the guilty person always lies, while innocent persons always tell the truth.- M says: "P is innocent."- N says: "M is telling the truth."- P says: "I did it."Who is the guilty person?
2
Five houses in a row are painted different colors: White, Yellow, Blue, Red, and Green.- The Green house is directly to the right of the Red house.- The White house is at the extreme left.- The Blue house is between the White house and the Red house.What color is the house at the extreme right?
3
A grandfather, two fathers, and two sons went fishing together in the morning. Everyone caught exactly one fish, and no fish were lost. At the end of the trip, they had caught a total of exactly 3 fish. How is this possible?
4
Three cards are lying face down in a row:- A King is to the right of a Queen.- A King is to the left of a King.- A Spade is to the left of a Heart.- A Spade is to the right of a Spade.What is the middle card?
5
You are in a race and you overtake the person running in second place. What position are you in now?
6
A rope ladder hangs over the side of a ship anchored in a harbor. The rungs of the ladder are 30 cm apart. At low tide, exactly 5 rungs are above the water. If the tide rises at a rate of 15 cm per hour, how many rungs will be above the water after 2 hours?
7
Five students—Aaron, Brian, Chris, David, and Eric—participate in a chess ladder:- Aaron defeated Brian.- Chris defeated David.- Eric was defeated by Brian.- Chris was defeated by Aaron.Which student could be undefeated?
8
If a plane crashes directly on the border between the United States and Canada, where are the survivors buried according to international aviation protocol?
9
In an apartment complex, four neighbors live on floors 1, 2, 3, and 4.- David lives higher than Frank.- George lives lower than Henry.- Henry lives on the floor immediately below Frank.Who lives on the top floor (Floor 4)?
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Three boxes contain coins:- Box A contains two Gold coins.- Box B contains two Silver coins.- Box C contains one Gold coin and one Silver coin.You randomly choose a box and draw one coin; it is Gold. What is the probability that the other coin in that chosen box is also Gold?