LRDI (CAT)
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Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's revenue across four products. If Product A accounts for 10% of the total revenue and the total revenue is $1 million, how much revenue does Product A generate?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's revenue sources. If 'Online Sales' contribute 60% of the total revenue, which of the following statements is true?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's revenue sources. If 'Product Sales' accounts for 60% and 'Services' for 40%, which statement is correct?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's revenue sources. If 'Services' account for 50% and 'Products' account for 30%, what percentage is accounted for by 'Others'?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's revenue sources. If 50% comes from product sales, what is the maximum percentage that can come from services if the remaining sources account for 30%?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of a company's workforce. If 50% are in management, what can be inferred about the remaining workforce?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the largest segment represents 40% of the total expenses, which category is most likely represented by this segment?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the largest segment represents food expenses, which of the following statements can be inferred?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the largest segment represents 40% of the total expenses, which category could this segment most likely represent?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the largest segment represents 40% of the total expenses, which of the following could be the total expenses if the largest segment is $800? (2000)
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the chart indicates that 30% of the expenses are on groceries, what fraction of the expenses is spent on groceries?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household in a month. If the largest segment represents food expenses at 40%, what percentage do the other segments represent combined?
Q. A pie chart shows the distribution of expenses for a household. If the largest segment represents 40% of the total expenses, which of the following could be the total percentage of the other segments combined?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of different fruits sold in a store. If 'Apples' account for 35% of the sales, which of the following could be the total sales if 'Apples' sold for $70,000?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of different types of transportation used by commuters. If 25% use bicycles and the total number of commuters is 800, how many use bicycles?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of different types of transportation used by commuters. If 25% use bicycles and there are 400 commuters, how many use bicycles?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of students enrolled in different courses. If 15% are in Mathematics, 25% in Science, and 10% in Arts, what is the maximum percentage that could be in Humanities?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of students enrolled in different courses. If 10% of students are enrolled in Art, which of the following could be a valid percentage for the course with the highest enrollment?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of students enrolled in different courses. If 30% of students are enrolled in Science, what fraction of students are not enrolled in Science?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of students enrolled in different courses. If 30% of students are in Science, what fraction of students are not in Science?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of students enrolled in different courses. If 40% are in Science, 30% in Arts, and 20% in Commerce, what percentage is enrolled in other courses?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of time spent on different activities in a day. If sleeping takes up 33.33% of the day, how many hours does that represent?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of time spent on different activities in a day. If 25% is spent sleeping and 15% is spent eating, what is the maximum percentage of time that can be spent on leisure activities?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of time spent on different activities in a week. If 'Exercise' is represented by 15% of the chart, how many hours does this represent in a 168-hour week?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of time spent on different subjects by a student. If Mathematics takes up 35% of the time and the total study time is 20 hours, how many hours are spent on Mathematics?
Q. A pie chart shows the percentage of time spent on various activities by a student. If 'Study' takes up 40% of the time and the total time is 50 hours, how many hours are spent studying?
Q. A pie chart shows the preferences of a survey on modes of transport. If 45% prefer cars, what can be inferred about the remaining preferences?
Q. A survey shows that 40% of people like apples, 30% like bananas, and 10% like both. What percentage of people like either apples or bananas?
Q. A survey shows that 70% of people like chocolate, 50% like vanilla, and 20% like both. What percentage of people like either chocolate or vanilla?
Q. A, B, C, D, and E are five friends who have different pets. A has a dog, B has a cat, C has a rabbit, D has a parrot, and E has a fish. If A and C are allergic to cats, which pet does B have? (2023)
LRDI (CAT) MCQ & Objective Questions
LRDI (Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation) is a crucial component of various competitive exams, including the CAT. Mastering this subject can significantly enhance your problem-solving skills and boost your exam scores. Practicing MCQs and objective questions in LRDI helps you familiarize yourself with the question patterns, enabling you to tackle important questions with confidence during your exam preparation.
What You Will Practise Here
- Understanding different types of data interpretation graphs and charts
- Logical reasoning puzzles and their solutions
- Key concepts of sets, Venn diagrams, and their applications
- Critical reasoning and argument analysis
- Data sufficiency questions and techniques
- Caselet-based questions for real-world problem solving
- Formulas and shortcuts for quick calculations
Exam Relevance
LRDI is not only essential for the CAT but also appears in various other exams such as CBSE, State Boards, NEET, and JEE. In these exams, you may encounter questions that require you to analyze data sets, interpret graphs, or solve logical puzzles. Common question patterns include multiple-choice questions that assess your ability to draw conclusions from given data, making it vital to practice LRDI (CAT) MCQ questions to excel.
Common Mistakes Students Make
- Misinterpreting data from graphs or charts, leading to incorrect answers
- Overlooking key information in logical reasoning puzzles
- Failing to apply the correct formulas in data interpretation questions
- Rushing through questions without proper analysis
- Neglecting to practice caselets, which can be tricky
FAQs
Question: What are LRDI (CAT) objective questions with answers?
Answer: These are multiple-choice questions designed to test your understanding of logical reasoning and data interpretation concepts, often accompanied by detailed solutions.
Question: How can I improve my LRDI skills for exams?
Answer: Regular practice of important LRDI (CAT) questions for exams, along with reviewing your mistakes, can significantly enhance your skills.
Start solving practice MCQs today to strengthen your understanding of LRDI concepts and boost your confidence for the upcoming exams. Remember, consistent practice is the key to success!