IEGAT Cheat Sheet 2026

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1. What is the next number in the following sequence? 5, 12, 10, 17, 15, ? → 22
2. How much snow fell in Whistler and Les Arcs in January and February combined? → 60 cm
3. Which letter logically comes next in this series? C, E, H, L, ? → Q
4. Which airline carries the most passengers? → Emirates
5. What proportion of Val Thorens' snowfall occurred in January? → 5%
6. What was the percentage increase in snowfall in Whistler from November to December? → 50%
7. An investment of €12,000 earns simple interest at a rate of 5% per annum. How much total interest will have been earned after 42 months? → €2,100
8. An analyst claims: 'Ice cream sales and drowning rates both peak in summer; therefore, ice cream causes drowning.' This is an example of: → Confusing correlation with causation
9. The survey respondents were reflective of the wider population of people who invest in property. → Cannot Tell
10. When a client reports their involvement in an act of terrorism, their therapist is legally obliged to report this. → True
11. ERCs have failed to recognize that universities could work more collaboratively with one another. → False
12. How many readers read the newspapers ‘The Sun’ and ‘The Times’ in year X+1? → 17700000
13. It has been recognized that industry leads the way in furthering innovative engineering research. → False
14. Therapists have some flexibility regarding what they deem serious enough to lead them to breach confidentiality. → True
15. Being obliged to break confidentiality in a therapeutic relationship is always a direct result of the law. → False
16. Which of the following shapes is the logical outlier in the group based on its geometric properties? → Trapezoid
17. Which of the following is an example of a hasty generalization? → I met two rude people from City X, so everyone from City X must be rude.
18. What’s the difference between the average precipitation in Tirana and Algiers? → 68
19. A politician says: 'You are either with us on this policy, or you are against progress.' This statement is an example of which fallacy? → False dichotomy
20. Which of the following arguments is logically valid? → All mammals breathe air. Dolphins are mammals. Therefore, dolphins breathe air.
21. What was the percentage increase in precipitation in Tirana between April and May? → 4.35%
22. Which of the following is an example of an appeal to authority used invalidly? → A famous actor endorses a brand of running shoes as superior for athletic performance.
23. Which of the following figures is the 'odd one out' based on a common logical rule shared by the other four? → A hexagon with one diagonal drawn connecting two opposite vertices.
24. Business owners who have commercial premises often tend to have residential property as part of their portfolio. → Cannot Tell
25. A manager says: 'We have always done it this way, and the company has been profitable, so we should continue.' Which fallacy is this? → Appeal to tradition
26. Which of the following best describes circular reasoning? → Using a premise as its own evidence: 'This policy is good because it is beneficial.'
27. A CEO says: 'Our competitor failed because they expanded too quickly. We must therefore never expand quickly.' Which flaw in reasoning does this illustrate? → Overgeneralizing from a single case to form a universal rule
28. Which newspaper had the most readers during the years X to X+1? → Metro
29. ERCs have been used to try and advance technology across multiple disciplines. → True
30. Looking at why people choose to invest in residential property was the sole objective of the survey. → False