Statement & Course of Actions Questions with Solutions

Statement and course of action is a logical deduction question type. You are given a statement describing a problem or situation, followed by suggested courses of action. You must decide which actions are practical, reasonable and likely to solve or reduce the problem. A good course of action deals directly with the problem described, is realistic to carry out, and doesn't create bigger problems than it solves. Actions that are too extreme (such as banning something entirely or shutting down a whole service), impractical, or unrelated to the problem don't follow. For example, if a statement says many people fell ill after eating at a particular restaurant, inspecting that restaurant is a sensible action, while closing every restaurant in the city is not. Both short-term relief and long-term solutions can be valid courses of action. Practise the statement and course of action questions below. Each solution explains why each action does or doesn't follow.