In a class, four students – A, B, C and D – got the top four ranks in three subjects, Mathematics, Physics and

Chemistry, such that no two of them got the same rank in a subject and no student got the same rank in any two
subjects. We know the following information:

i. The student who got the first rank in Mathematics got the fourth rank in Physics.

ii. The student who got the second rank in Chemistry got the third rank in Physics.

iii. A got the second rank in Physics.

Q1. What rank did A get in Chemistry?

a) 1

b) 3

c) 4

d) Cannot be determined

Q2. If the absolute difference between the ranks of A and C in Chemistry is three, then what is the

absolute difference between their ranks in Mathematics?

a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) Cannot be determined

Q3. If A’s rank in Mathematics is same as B’s rank in Chemistry, then what rank did B get in

Physics?

a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) 4

Q4. If A’s rank in Mathematics is same as B’s rank in Chemistry, then what rank did B get in

Physics?

a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) 4
A conference on Human Behaviour was attended by delegates specializing in three subjects – Psychology, Physiology
and Sociology. Any delegate who attended the conference specialized in at least one subject. The following
information is known about the number of delegates who specialized in each subject:

i. The number of delegates who specialize in Psychology is four times the number of delegates who specialize only in
Sociology.

ii. The number of delegates who specialize in either Physiology or Sociology but not both is the same as the number of
delegates who specialize in both Psychology and Physiology.

iii. The ratio of the number of delegates who specialize in Sociology to the number of delegates who specialize in
Physiology is 16:17.

iv. The number of delegates who specialize only in Physiology is the same as the number of delegates who specialize
only in Sociology.

v. The number of delegates who specialize only in Psychology and Sociology is one fourth the number of delegates
who specialize only in Physiology.

vi. The number of delegates who specialize only in Sociology is twice the number of delegates who specialize only in
Psychology and Physiology.

vii. The number of delegates who specialized only in Psychology and Sociology is a two-digit prime number less than
20.

Q5. What is the minimum number of delegates that could have attended the conference?

Q6. What is the minimum number of delegates who specialized in both Psychology and Physiology?

Q7. What is ratio of the number of delegates who specialized in all three subjects to the number of delegates who
specialized in exactly two subjects?

Q8. Which of the following is the highest?

a) The number of delegates who specialize only in Psychology.

b) The number of delegates who specialize only in Physiology and Sociology.

c) The number of delegates who specialize only in Physiology and Psychology.

d) The number of delegates who specialize only in Psychology and Sociology.

The following graphs give the details of the production costs of a half-hour long animation movie in different
countries and the budget (i.e., total cost), duration and box office collections of a few animation movies.

Q9. Which of the given movies had the highest ratio of box office collections to budget?

a) Toy Story 4

b) Incredibles 2

c) Abominable

d) Wonder Park

Q10. For how many movies was the total production cost as a percentage of its budget not more

than 30%?

India hosted a cricket tournament involving four teams – India, Pakistan, Srilanka and Bangladesh. In the league stage
of the tournament, each team played exactly one match with every other team and the winner of each match was
awarded one point, while no points were awarded to the loser. The top two teams at the end of the league stage
played the final and the winner of the final was declared the champion of the tournament. None of the matches in
the tournament ended in a tie or a draw. The matches were held in four cities – Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and
Mumbai – with no city hosting more than two matches.

Further it is known that,

i. Pakistan lost to Srilanka in the match played at Bangalore and no two teams have the same number of points at the
end of the league stage.

ii. India won the matches it played at Mumbai and at Chennai, while Bangladesh lost the match it played at
Bangalore.
iii. Pakistan lost the match it played at Mumbai and Srilanka lost the match it played at Chennai, whereas Bangladesh
won the league match at Delhi, the city where Pakistan did not play any match.

iv. at the end of the tournament, exactly two teams won the same number of matches and no team played more than
one match at any venue.

Q11. Which of the following venues hosted only one match?

a) Delhi – Bangladesh vs Srilanka

b) Mumbai – India vs Pakistan

c) Mumbai – India vs Srilanka

d) Delhi – Bangladesh vs India

Q12. Which of the following teams is the champion of the tournament?

a) India

b) Bangladesh Your answer is incorrect

c) Sri Lanka

d) Pakistan

Q13. Which venue hosted the final match of the tournament?

a) Mumbai

b) Bangalore

c) Delhi

d) Chennai

Q14. In which of the following venues did each of the two finalists win the match that it played in

that venue?

a) Delhi

b) Bangalore

c) Mumbai

d) More than one of the above