Inference Practice Questions
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A survey shows that 70% of people who use reusable shopping bags report being more environmentally conscious. Which of the following can be reasonably inferred?
Using reusable shopping bags directly causes increased environmental consciousness
People who are more environmentally conscious are more likely to use reusable shopping bags
There is a strong association between using reusable shopping bags and perceived environmental consciousness
People who don't use reusable shopping bags are not environmentally conscious
2.
In a study, companies that implemented mentorship programs saw improved rates of employee skill development. What can be inferred?
Mentorship programs guarantee employee skill development
Companies without mentorship programs never see employee skill improvement
There may be a connection between mentorship programs and enhanced employee skill development
Improved employee skills cause companies to implement mentorship programs
3.
In a workplace, employees who have flexible work hours report better work-life balance. What can be inferred from this statement?
Flexible work hours guarantee perfect work-life balance for all employees
Employees with fixed work hours never achieve work-life balance
There may be a correlation between flexible work hours and improved work-life balance
All workplaces should eliminate fixed work hours
4.
In a certain university, all students who major in Computer Science take a course in Artificial Intelligence. Sarah did not take a course in Artificial Intelligence. What can be inferred about Sarah?
Sarah definitely does not major in Computer Science
Sarah might not major in Computer Science
Sarah majors in Computer Science
Sarah is not a student at the university
5.
In a certain company, all employees who have completed leadership training wear gold pins. Jane does not wear a gold pin. What can be inferred about Jane?
Jane definitely has not completed leadership training
Jane might not have completed leadership training
Jane has completed leadership training
Jane is not an employee of the company
6.
In a company, employees who attend professional development workshops receive more promotions. What can be inferred from this information?
Attending workshops guarantees a promotion
Employees who don't attend workshops never get promoted
There may be a positive correlation between workshop attendance and promotion rates
All companies should make workshop attendance mandatory for promotions
7.
A survey found that companies with flexible work arrangements had lower employee turnover rates. What can be inferred?
Flexible work arrangements guarantee low employee turnover
Companies without flexible arrangements always have high turnover
There may be a positive relationship between flexible work arrangements and employee retention
Low employee turnover causes companies to offer flexible work arrangements
8.
In a small town, 80% of the residents own dogs. Which of the following can be logically inferred?
The town has a population of exactly 100 people
At least some residents own more than one dog
No residents own cats
The majority of residents in the town are likely dog owners
9.
In a certain company, all employees who speak Japanese are assigned to the Tokyo office. Mark is not assigned to the Tokyo office. What can be inferred about Mark?
Mark definitely does not speak Japanese
Mark might not speak Japanese
Mark speaks Japanese
Mark is not an employee of the company
10.
A survey shows that people who regularly practice positive affirmations report higher self-esteem. Which of the following can be logically inferred?
Positive affirmations are the only way to build self-esteem
People who don't practice positive affirmations always have low self-esteem
There may be a positive relationship between practicing positive affirmations and increased self-esteem
All self-esteem improvement programs should focus exclusively on positive affirmations
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