AFNS — AFNS Logical Reasoning
Statements and Conclusions
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#1 Statement: Exercise improves health. Conclusion: Walking improves health.
A) Valid
B) Invalid
C) Opposite
D) Unrelated
#2 Statement: All exams need preparation. AFNS is an exam. Conclusion: AFNS needs preparation.
A) Valid
B) Invalid
C) False always
D) Not related
#3 Statement: Some medicines cause sleep. Conclusion: All medicines cause sleep.
A) Does not follow
B) Follows
C) Always true
D) Always false
#4 Statement: If it rains, ground is wet. Ground is wet. Conclusion: It rained.
A) May or may not be true
B) Must be true
C) Must be false
D) No conclusion
#5 Logical reasoning in AFNS tests:
A) Decision making
B) Only memory
C) Only speed running
D) Only height
#6 Best approach to statement-conclusion:
A) Check if conclusion necessarily follows
B) Assume always true
C) Guess
D) Skip
#7 Statement: Nurses work in hospitals. Conclusion: Hospitals have nurses.
A) Likely valid
B) Never valid
C) Always false
D) Unrelated
#8 Practice logical reasoning helps AFNS by:
A) Improving accuracy under time
B) Replacing academic test
C) Avoiding biology
D) Skipping English
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