Class 3 practice
Class 3 reasoning questions.
Reasoning questions for Class 3, at the level of students aged 6–8, each with its answer and a short explanation. Try each one before opening the answer.
Two mangoes balance one papaya. How many mangoes balance two papayas?
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Answer: 4
One papaya balances 2 mangoes. So, two papayas balance 2 plus 2, which is 4 mangoes.
A pen is left of a book. Which thing is on the right?
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Answer: Book
The pen is on the left. So, the book must be on the right.
Five children stand in a line. Ali is in the middle. What is his position?
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Answer: Third
In a line of 5 children, position 3 has two children in front and two behind. It is the middle.
Amit is taller than Riya. Riya is taller than Dev. Who is the tallest?
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Answer: Amit
Amit is taller than Riya, and Riya is taller than Dev. So Amit is the tallest of all three.
A cat sits on a mat. The mat is on a box. Which is lowest?
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Answer: The box
The cat is on top of the mat, and the mat is on the box. So the box is at the bottom.
Anu has 6 pairs of socks. How many single socks does she have?
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Answer: 12
One pair has 2 socks. So, 6 pairs have 6 times 2, which is 12 socks.
I am double of 4. Add 3 to me. What number am I?
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Answer: 11
Double of 4 is 8. Adding 3 to 8 gives 11.
Tina is older than Diya. Diya is older than Pooja. Who is youngest?
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Answer: Pooja
Tina is older than Diya, and Diya is older than Pooja. Therefore, Pooja is the youngest among them.
A frog jumps 2 steps forward. It slips 1 step back. Where is it?
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Answer: Step 1
The frog moves 2 steps forward and then 1 step back. 2 minus 1 is 1.
- True or false?
A brick is heavier than a feather. Ten bricks are lighter than ten feathers.
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Answer: False
Each brick is heavier than a feather. Therefore, ten bricks will always weigh more than ten feathers.
- True or false?
Take an even number. Add an odd number. The sum is always even.
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Answer: False
Adding an even number and an odd number always gives an odd number. For example, 2 plus 3 is 5.
- True or false?
All squares are rectangles. Every rectangle is a square.
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Answer: False
A square is a rectangle with equal sides. But rectangles can have sides of different lengths.
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If yesterday was Sunday, tomorrow is ___ (starts with T).
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Answer: Tuesday
If yesterday was Sunday, today is Monday. The day after Monday is Tuesday.
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Half of 10 is 5. Half of 8 is ___.
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Answer: 4
Dividing 8 into two equal halves gives 4.
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Day is to night as light is to ___ [opposite of light].
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Answer: dark
Night is the opposite of day. Dark is the opposite of light.
Which number is the odd one out?
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Answer: 435
246, 318, and 572 are even numbers. 435 is an odd number.
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Circle, square, triangle, circle, square, ___ [begins with t].
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Answer: triangle
The repeating pattern is circle, square, triangle. Triangle comes after square.
Aman is taller than Bob. Chetan is taller than Aman. Who is tallest?
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Answer: Chetan
Aman is taller than Bob, and Chetan is taller than Aman. So, Chetan is the tallest.
A red box is heavier than blue. Blue is heavier than green. Which is lightest?
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Answer: Green box
Red is heavier than blue, and blue is heavier than green. So, the green box is the lightest.
Aarav is third from the front. He is third from the back. How many children?
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Answer: 5
Two children stand before Aarav and two stand behind him. Including Aarav, there are 5 children in total.
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