Special Agent Exam for Entrance with
Detailed Questions & Answers 2025/26
Melinda is a Secret Service Special Agent.
Susan has never been to Georgia.
All Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Fred works with Susan.
Fred works for the Secret Service.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
You cannot tell from the facts presented whether the second conclusion is true or
false. We know that Susan cannot be a Secret Service Special Agent, because she
has not been to Georgia and all Secret Service Special Agents have been to
Georgia. But she may work at the Secret Service in a different job, or she may
work for another employer. This means that Fred, who works with Susan, also may
or may not work for the Secret Service. You would answer "C" for
INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO DECIDE.
Melinda is a Secret Service Special Agent.
Susan has never been to Georgia.
All Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Fred works with Susan.
Melinda has been to Georgia.
a) True
, b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
The third conclusion is TRUE. The facts state that Melinda is a Secret Service
Special Agent and that all Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Therefore, Melinda has been to Georgia. You would answer "A" for TRUE.
Mark completed more investigations than Jake.
Megan completed fewer investigations than Mark.
Jake completed more investigations than Rob.
Jake completed more investigations than Megan.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
We only know that Mark completed more investigations than both Jake and
Megan, but we don't know whether Jake or Megan completed more investigations
compared to each other. You would answer "C" for INSUFFICIENT
INFORMATION TO DECIDE.
Mark completed more investigations than Jake.
Megan completed fewer investigations than Mark.
Jake completed more investigations than Rob.
Mark completed more investigations than Rob.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
Detailed Questions & Answers 2025/26
Melinda is a Secret Service Special Agent.
Susan has never been to Georgia.
All Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Fred works with Susan.
Fred works for the Secret Service.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
You cannot tell from the facts presented whether the second conclusion is true or
false. We know that Susan cannot be a Secret Service Special Agent, because she
has not been to Georgia and all Secret Service Special Agents have been to
Georgia. But she may work at the Secret Service in a different job, or she may
work for another employer. This means that Fred, who works with Susan, also may
or may not work for the Secret Service. You would answer "C" for
INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO DECIDE.
Melinda is a Secret Service Special Agent.
Susan has never been to Georgia.
All Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Fred works with Susan.
Melinda has been to Georgia.
a) True
, b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
The third conclusion is TRUE. The facts state that Melinda is a Secret Service
Special Agent and that all Secret Service Special Agents have been to Georgia.
Therefore, Melinda has been to Georgia. You would answer "A" for TRUE.
Mark completed more investigations than Jake.
Megan completed fewer investigations than Mark.
Jake completed more investigations than Rob.
Jake completed more investigations than Megan.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide
We only know that Mark completed more investigations than both Jake and
Megan, but we don't know whether Jake or Megan completed more investigations
compared to each other. You would answer "C" for INSUFFICIENT
INFORMATION TO DECIDE.
Mark completed more investigations than Jake.
Megan completed fewer investigations than Mark.
Jake completed more investigations than Rob.
Mark completed more investigations than Rob.
a) True
b) False
c) Insufficient Information to Decide