Ranking and Ordering Reasoning Practice Questions

1. Five students took an English test and received different scores. Amy scored higher than Bob but lower than Charlie. David scored lower than Bob, and Emma had the lowest score. What is the correct order of scores from highest to lowest?

2. In a race, Runner X finished before Runner Z but after Runner Y. Runner W finished before Runner V but after Runner Z. What is the correct order of finish?

3. Five friends are comparing their heights. John is taller than Mike but shorter than Sarah. Tom is shorter than Mike but taller than Lisa. Who is the shortest?

4. Five students took a test. James scored higher than Emma but lower than Olivia. Sophia scored lower than James but higher than Liam. Who scored the highest?

5. In a line for concert tickets, Mary is 8th from the front and 11th from the back. How many people are in the line?

6. In a line at an amusement park ride, five friends are waiting. Mike is behind Jack but ahead of Lisa. Emma is directly behind Lisa, and Sam is at the front of the line. What is the correct order from front to back?

7. Five countries are arranged in order of their land area. Canada has a larger area than India but smaller than Russia. Australia has a smaller area than India, and Brazil has the smallest area among these five. What is the correct order from largest to smallest?

8. Five books are stacked on a shelf. The green book is above the red book. The blue book is below the yellow book. The white book is between the red and yellow books. What is the order of the books from top to bottom?

9. Five planets are ranked by their size: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Earth. If Uranus is larger than Neptune but smaller than Saturn, and Earth is the smallest, what is the correct ranking from largest to smallest?

10. In a line for movie tickets, Jack is 6th from the front and 7th from the back. How many people are in the line?