Missing Character Finding - General Inteligence & Reasoning MCQ Questions and Answers

Start with the top left circle, and move in horizontal lines from left to right, top to bottom, across all 4 shapes. Letters are written in alphabetical order, in steps of 5 letters at a time.

Start at the top left segment of the left hand circle and move clockwise, then to the middle circle and move anti-clock- wise, and finally to the right hand circle and move clockwise again. Letters are written in alphabetical order, in steps of 4 letters at a time. So,

Missing Character,
D + 4 = H.

Starting with the upper left hand box of the left hand diagram, and moving to the right, letters follow the alphabetical order, 5 letters at a time. A second sequence starts from the middle of this row and goes down, with letters following the alphabetic order, 6 letters at a time. Repeat this pattern for the other diagrams, using steps of 6 and 7 letters, 7 and 8 letters, and 8 and 9 letters.

Starting with B and moving clockwise, letters advance through the alphabet in steps of 2, then 4, 6, 8 and 10.

Convert each letter into its numerical value, and read each row as a 3 digit number. Rows follow the sequence of Square Numbers from 15 to 17. So,

BBE = 225
BEF = 256
BH ? = 289
BHI = 289.

Starting with the top left outer segment and moving clockwise, letters advance through the alphabet in steps of 4, then 5, 6, 7 etc. The letters in the inner segments follow the same pattern, but move anti-clockwise.

Starting at the top left and working anti-clockwise towards the centre in a spiral, letters advance through the alphabet in steps of 8 at a time. So,

Missing Character,
Y + 8 = G.

Taking pairs of letters in adjacent segments, their numerical values always add up to 10. So,

D + ? = 10
4 + ? = 10
? = 6 = F
Missing Character = F.

Each box is filled with the letter of the alphabet you find one place after the vowels. So,

Last vowel is U and letter proceeding U is V.
Missing Character = V.

Adding 1 to the numerical values of each letter gives the sequence of Prime Numbers.