You are about to start a practice Critical Reasoning Test.

It will assess your ability to make inferences and assumptions and to reason logically with arguments.

There are 5 different types of questions:

1. Inferences: For these questions you must determine whether each given statement is either 'true', 'probably true', 'cannot tell', 'false' or 'probably false' based on the information provided in the statement.
2. Assumptions: For these questions you must determine whether each given statement is an assumption made in the statement.
3. Deductions: For these questions you must determine whether each given conclusion logically follows from the statement.
4. Interpretations: For these questions you must determine whether each given conclusion logically follows from the statement.
5. Arguments: For these questions you must determine whether each given argument is strong or weak based on the information provided.

Read each section carefully and then answer the questions. There are a total of 10 questions in this practice test and you will have 5 minutes to complete it.