Free Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) Practice Questions

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Below are 10 practice questions in the style of the Cubiks Logiks General (Intermediate) Test, with full worked explanations. They cover the numerical, verbal and abstract reasoning question types you’ll face.

These are written to show you the question formats. What they can’t show you is the thing that actually decides your score: answering 50 questions in 12 minutes across three separately timed sections.

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The real Cubiks Logiks test:

  • Has 50 questions in 12 minutes
  • Is divided into 3 separately timed sections
  • Requires you to work quickly within each section

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10 Free Cubiks Logiks Practice Questions

1. Assumptions:

  • All X machines are automated.
  • Some Y machines are the same type as X machines.
  • Automated machines require no manual operation.

Conclusion:

Some Y machines require no manual operation.

If the assumptions are true, is the conclusion

A) Correct

B) Incorrect

C)Cannot be determined based on the information available

2. 12 + [?] = 30–8

A) 14

B)12

C)10

D)8

3. Water is to cup as flowers are to

A) garden

B) roses

C) petals

D)vase

4. Which of the following is the opposite of the word “extensive”?

A) comprehensive

B)symbolic

C) essential

D) restricted

5. Determine the next number in the series: 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, …

A) 18

B) 19

C) 20

D) 21

6. What is the opposite of lethargic?

A) energetic

B) sluggish

C) languid

D) torpid

7. Which word does not belong?

A)Color

B)Shape

C)Texture

D)Volume

E)Sound

8. Which of the following boxes should replace the question mark(?) to complete the pattern?

9.Tired is to sleep as hungry is to

A)starving

B)eat

C)food

D)cook

10. Which of the figures below comes next in the sequence of figures shown above?

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Answers and Explanations

1.Given Statements:

  1. All X machines are automated.
    → Every X = automated.

  2. Some Y machines are the same type as X machines.
    → There is some overlap between Y and X.

  3. Automated machines require no manual operation.
    → If a machine is automated, then it requires no manual operation.

Conclusion:

Some Y machines require no manual operation.

2. Correct Answer is C

12 + 10 = 22

5. Correct Answer D)
The relationship between “water” and “cup” suggests containment or a vessel used to hold something. Following this analogy:

Water is contained in a cup.

Applying the same logic to the options:

A) Garden — A garden is a space where flowers grow, but it doesn’t directly relate to containment in the same way a cup does.

B) Roses — Roses are a type of flower, but they don’t represent containment.

C) Petals — Petals are part of a flower, but they don’t represent containment either.

D) Vase — A vase is a container typically used to hold flowers. So, just as water is to a cup, flowers are to a vase.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

D) Vase

3. Correct Answer D)

The opposite of the word “extensive” means something that is not broad but rather limited or narrow in scope. Let’s examine each option:

A) Comprehensive — This means covering or including everything, which is similar to extensive, so it’s not the opposite.

B) Symbolic — This refers to something representing or symbolizing something else, which is unrelated to the concept of extent or scope.

C) Essential — This refers to something necessary or fundamental, which is also unrelated to the concept of extent or scope.

D) Restricted — This means limited or confined, which is the opposite of extensive, making it the correct choice.

4.Therefore, the correct answer is:

D) Restricted

5. Correct Answer D)

Let’s analyze the given series:

2, 3, 5, 8, 13, …

It seems that each number in the series is obtained by adding the previous two numbers:

2 + 3 = 5

3 + 5 = 8

5 + 8 = 13

So, following this pattern:

8 + 13 = 21

Therefore, the next number in the series is 21.

Hence, the correct answer is D) 21.

6. Correct Answer A)

The word “lethargic” describes someone who is sluggish or lacking in energy.

So, we’re looking for a word that means the opposite, indicating someone full of energy or lively. Option A, “energetic,” fits this description perfectly, as it means having or showing a lot of energy or enthusiasm. Therefore, “energetic” is the opposite of “lethargic.”

Options B, C, and D are all synonymous with “lethargic,” as they all describe someone who lacks energy or is slow-moving. So, the correct answer is A) energetic.

7. Correct Answer is E

All other options are visual elements of art, while “sound” is an auditory element.

8.Correct Answer: B

The series alternates between ‘×’ and ‘ ÷’ . So the next element in the list is ‘×’

9. Correct Answer A)

Analogy: Tired is to sleep as hungry is to: When someone is tired, they typically need to sleep to alleviate their tiredness. Similarly, when someone is hungry, they typically need to do something related to eating to alleviate their hunger. Let’s analyze the options:

A) Starving — This aligns with the level of hunger being described, making it the correct choice.

B) Eat — This is the action taken when someone is hungry, but it’s not directly analogous to “sleep” in the given analogy.

C) Food — This is what someone who is hungry desires, but it’s not the action they would take analogous to “sleep” in the given analogy.

D) Cook — This is an action related to preparing food, but it’s not directly analogous to “sleep” in the given analogy.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

A) Starving

10.Correct Answer: B

In this sequence, each new figure gains one additional side.

As we move from left to right:

Figure 1 has 1 side

Figure 2 has 2 sides

Figure 3 has 3 sides

Figure 4 has  4 sides

Following this pattern, the next figure should have 5 sides

Now check the options:

Option A: 6 sides

Option B: 5 sides

Option C: 3 sides

Option D: 4 sides

Option E: 6 sides

Therefore, Option B, the only figure with 5 sides, is the correct answer.

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FAQs

Is this a real Cubiks test?

No. These are practice questions written in the style of the Logiks General (Intermediate) test. Cubiks and Talogy do not release official questions.

How many questions are on the real Cubiks Logiks test?

50 questions in 12 minutes, split into three separately timed sections: numerical (16 questions), verbal (24 questions) and abstract (10 questions), four minutes each.

What’s a good score on the Cubiks Logiks Intermediate test?

There’s no fixed pass mark — scoring is percentile-based against other candidates. As a rough guide, 30–35 correct is average, 35–40 is good, and 40+ is strong.

Can I use a calculator?

No. Mental arithmetic speed is part of what’s being measured.

Is Logiks Intermediate harder than Logiks Advanced?

Not conceptually. Intermediate has more questions in less time (50 in 12 minutes); Advanced has fewer but longer, more complex questions (30 in 20 minutes).

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