Grade

5 LOGIQIDS MENTAL APTITUDE

OLYMPIAD FIRST STAGE
25-26

LogIQids Mental Aptitude Olympiad 2025–26 | First Stage

The LogIQids First Stage Exam is a global assessment, attempted by 21,95,966
students from 3,137 schools across 12+ countries.
It evaluates logical thinking and problem-solving skills, supported by a detailed
performance analysis to assess qualification readiness.

HOW TO CHECK YOUR LOGIQIDS OLYMPIAD RESULTS

① Open the LogIQids App. Tap on ⑤ Find “Stage 1 Olympiad – View

the LogIQids app on your phone. Results” on the home screen and
tap!

② Click on “Check Results”.

⑥ See your score, rank, and
performance insights on the
③ Log In Enter your login details to Results Dashboard
continue.

④ Forgot Login? No Worries!

Tap on “Check Result Using Child
Details” and proceed easily. ⑦ Watch the Video Guide
Tap the link to see a step-by-step
demo Youtube Video

CUT OFF
Grade Total number of participants Cut -off For Final Stage % of total Kid Who Cleared the
cut-off

5 2,41,398 62 marks 32.64%

1. What will come in the place of “?”

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
2. What will come in the place of “?”

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
3. A, B, C, D and E reached school in such a way that:
- B reached after A and C
- D and E reached before A
Who was the last person to reach the school?
a) A b) B c) C d) D
________________________________________________________________________________
4. In a certain language, TEACH is coded as CHaTE, MANGO is coded as GOnMA,
CROWD is coded as WDoCR, what would be the code for LEMON?
a) ONmEL b) NOmEL c) OMnLE d) ONmLE
________________________________________________________________________________
5. Aman and Bob are standing in a row of 20 people. Aman has 8 people to his right and
Bob has 12 people to his left. How many people are there between Bob and Aman?
a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 4

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 2 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
6. P, Q, R, and S each has a different shape — Circle, Pentagon, Square, and Triangle
(not necessarily in the same order). They arranged the shapes as shown below, where
the Circle is placed at the bottom-most position.
• S placed his shape immediately above P’s shape
• There are exactly 2 shapes placed above R’s shape
Which of the following is Q’s shape?

a) Circle b) Square c) Pentagon d) Triangle

________________________________________________________________________________
7. What will come in place of “?” in the given series?

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
8. What will come in place of “?” in the given series?

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
9. If each of the given terms follows the same theme, then what will come in place of “?”

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
10. Which of the following options has the name of a VEHICLE present in it?
Note: The letters of the word should occur continuously one after the other
a) PLAIN b) CHATBOT c) BUDGET d) SERVANT

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 3 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
11. How many times does a fruit have ODD numbers placed on BOTH its immediate
sides?

a) 5 b) 6 c) 4 d) 3
________________________________________________________________________________
12. How many times do a circle and a square of DIFFERENT COLOURS appear
TOGETHER in the following arrangement?

a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7
________________________________________________________________________________
13. Aman is facing North. He takes 5 right turns. What is the MINIMUM number of turns he
must take to face North again?
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 0
________________________________________________________________________________
14. A % B means A is the daughter of B
A – B means A is the brother of B
Given above, if M – C % F % N, then how is M related to N?
a) Son b) Grandson c) Father d) Granddaughter
________________________________________________________________________________
15. Tom has to move from block A to block B, collecting balls along the way, such that:
• He can walk only on the white blocks without skipping any
• He cannot step on the same block twice
What is the MAXIMUM number of balls he can collect on his path?

a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5
________________________________________________________________________________
16. A and B each have Rs. 100. B spends Rs. 20 less than A. If one of them spends Rs. 90,
what is the total amount A and B could have spent together?
Note: Each friend can spend money only once
a) Rs. 160 b) Rs. 100 c) Rs. 110 d) Rs. 200
________________________________________________________________________________
17. Sam selected 2 balls of DIFFERENT colours from the following grid. One ball has a
number GREATER than 4 and the other has a number LESS than 4. Which WHITE
BALL did he choose?

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
18. A bus departs from Jaipur to Delhi every 30 minutes.
An announcement stated that a bus left 10 minutes ago, and the next bus will leave at
9:35 AM. At what time was the announcement made?
a) 9:10 AM b) 9:15 AM c) 9:25 AM d) 9:05 AM

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 4 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
19. Using each digit EXACTLY ONCE from the given set, form two 2-digit numbers. What
is the MAXIMUM possible sum of these numbers?

a) 152 b) 98 c) 116 d) 89
________________________________________________________________________________
20. Each arrow has a mathematical operator. When placed in the centre box, its operator
replaces the letter A in the equation it points to. Which arrow satisfies an equation
based on this rule?

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
21. Exactly one letter of the given word should be replaced with any other letter of the
English alphabet to form a number name. How many number names can be formed
this way?
Note: The remaining letters of the word cannot be rearranged to form a meaningful word

a) 3 b) 2 c) 1 d) 0
________________________________________________________________________________
22. Which letter in the given word, when moved/shifted to the first position of the word,
will still give a meaningful 5-letter English word?
Note: The remaining letters of the word cannot be rearranged to form a meaningful word

a) O b) R c) S d) E
________________________________________________________________________________
23. Count the number of rectangles in the figure given below.
Note: Please count all squares as rectangles for the purpose of this question

a) 6 b) 5 c) 4 d) 3

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 5 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
24. How many empty boxes have a star in their adjacent box?
Note: Boxes that share common sides are considered to be adjacent. Boxes that share a
common corner alone, are NOT adjacent

a) 10 b) 9 c) 8 d) 7
________________________________________________________________________________
25. How many times is image X present in the grid given below?
Note: You cannot rotate the Grid or the image X

a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7
________________________________________________________________________________
26. After swapping Row A and Row C, how many robots have ONE battery in their
adjacent block? Note: Blocks having common sides are said to be adjacent. Blocks that
share common corner alone, are not adjacent.

a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3
________________________________________________________________________________
27. Which option contains images that appear in the same-colored boxes in the grid given
below?

a) b) c) d)

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 6 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
28. Some cards are arranged in a row as shown below. Tom, Bob, and Sam take turns to
swap cards in the following order:
• First, Tom swaps the cards with the highest and lowest numbers
• Next, Bob swaps the card with a vowel and the card with the number 1
• Finally, Sam swaps the cards that were not swapped by Tom or Bob
Which cards are at the extreme ends in the final arrangement?

a) 1 and 6 b) U and 3 c) 6 and B d) U and 6

LQ CHAMPS SECTION
(Each question in this section carries 8 marks for correct and -2 for an incorrect answer)

29. What will come in place of “?” in the given series?

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
30. Two 2-digit numbers are represented below by stacking balls on poles. If you can
shift/move EXACTLY ONE ball from a pole to any of the other three poles, what will be
the MINIMUM possible difference between the numbers, finally?

a) 1 b) 2 c) 11 d) 13
________________________________________________________________________________
31. In how many different possible cells can ‘Arrow X’ be placed so that no arrow in the
grid points toward any other arrow?

a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 7 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025
32. If each of the given terms follows the same theme, then what will come in place of “?”

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
33. In the following arrangement, when a switch is turned on, all the bulbs placed in the
straight line as the switch, both HORIZONTALLY and VERTICALLY, light up. What is
the MINIMUM number of switches that must be turned on to light up all the bulbs in
the arrangement?

a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5
________________________________________________________________________________
34. Form a 3 × 3 square using exactly 3 shapes from the set given below. Which shape
will NOT be used?
Note: You cannot rotate or overlap the shapes

a) b) c) d)
________________________________________________________________________________
35. Some blocks with balls are shown below. The white balls move according to these
rules:
• Each white ball shifts ONLY ONE block in the direction of the arrow
• All white balls move together, at the same time
Which block will end up with more than 2 balls? Note: Each white ball shifts ONLY
ONCE. It is not a continuous shifting

a) A b) B c) C d) D

GRADE 5 – FIRST STAGE, 2025 – 26 [Link] Page 8 of 8

20 Bonus Marks will be granted to all those students who have completed at least 20 worksheets before 15th December 2025