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S.1-7) Read the below information and answer the questions that follow.
12 friends - Akhil, Bishu, Chela, Dalal, Ekshu, Faren, Gowri, Hamsa, Ishan, Jeetu,
Kusha, and Lekha, belong to three different fandoms - Harry Potter, Marvel and,
Star Wars, and are equally divided across them, with four in each fandom. Each of
them owns a mobile from Apple, Microsoft or Nokia mobiles, such that each brand
of mobile is owned by four among them. At least one Apple owner, Microsoft
owner and Nokia owner belong to each of the three fandoms.
Aman does not own an Apple mobile and is not from the Harry Potter fandom.
Bishu owns a Microsoft mobile and Faren owns a Nokia mobile. Either Chela or
Gowri is part of the same fandom as Faren. Kusha owns a Microsoft mobile and is
from the same fandom as Dalal, which is not Star Wars. Hamsa owns an Apple
mobile and is from the Harry Potter fandom. Jeetu owns a Microsoft mobile and
Ishan owns an Apple mobile, but they are both from the Star Wars fandom. Lekha
owns a Nokia mobile and is from the Marvel fandom. Gowri belongs to the Harry
Potter fandom and Faren belongs to the Marvel fandom. There are exactly two
Microsoft mobile owners who belong to the Harry Potter fandom.
Q.1) Who among the following owns an Apple mobile and belongs to the Marvel
fandom?
a) Ekshu
b) Akhil
c) Chela
d) Gowri
e) None of these
Q.2) Who are the two Harry Potter fans who own Microsoft mobiles?
a) Dalal, Gowri
b) Dalal, Kusha
c) Gowri, Kusha
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of these
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Q.3) Which mobile does Ekshu own and what is his fandom?
a) Apple, Marvel
b) Nokia, Harry Potter
c) Nokia, Star Wars
d) Apple, Star Wars
e) None of these
Q.4) Who amongst the following belong to the same fandom?

a) Faren, Jeetu
b) Kusha, Hamsa
c) Lekha, Ishan
d) Dalal, Bishu
e) None of these
Q.5) Who among the following owns a Microsoft mobile and belongs to the
Marvel fandom?
a) Chela
b) Jeetu
c) Lekha
d) Bishu
e) None of these
Q.6) Who among the following does not own a Nokia mobile?
a) Akhil
b) Dalal
c) Faren
d) Gowri
e) Cannot be determined
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Q.7) Who among the following owns an Apple mobile and belongs to the Star
Wars fandom?
a) Chela
b) Ekshu
c) Hamsa
d) Both A and B
e) None of these
5 friends live adjacent to each other in a line along a certain street. Each of them is
from a different profession, owns a different car, has a different type of tree in
their yard, and has painted their mailbox in a different colour. A person standing
on the opposite side of the street makes the following observations of the houses
from the right to the left as seen by him.
The Editor has a Red mailbox, and the person with a Brown mailbox, who has a
Cherry tree, is on the immediate left of the person with the Black mailbox. The
Salesman owns a Dodge. Brad lives immediately next to the person who owns a
Cadillac. The Dentist has an Apple tree in his yard, while Paulo owns a BMW. Drake
has an Orange mailbox. The house in the middle has a Mango tree in the yard, and
Messi has a Blueberry tree in his yard. The Nurse resides in the first house on the
street. Drake resides immediately next to the person who owns a Honda. Brad
lives immediately next to the person who has a Lime tree in his yard. Proby is a
Goldsmith, and the Nurse resides next to the house with the Purple mailbox.
Q.8) Who among the following may own a Ferrari?

a) Messi
b) Brad
c) Drake
d) Paulo
e) Proby
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Q.9) Which of the following combinations may be true?

a) Editor – Paulo – Purple – Mango – Honda
b) Goldsmith – Proby – Brown – Cherry – BMW
c) Salesman – Messi – Black – Blueberry – Dodge
d) Nurse – Brad – Orange – Lime – Cadillac
e) None of these
Q.10) Who among the following could own a Dodge?

a) Messi
b) Brad
c) Drake
d) Paulo
e) Proby
Q.11) Which colour is the mailbox painted in the house with the Blueberry tree?
a) Orange
b) Red
c) Purple
d) Black
e) Brown
Q.12) Who among the following is most likely to be the Editor?

a) Drake
b) Paulo
c) Brad
d) Proby
e) Messi
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Q.13) Who among the following owns the BMW?

a) Dentist
b) Nurse
c) Editor
d) Goldsmith
e) Salesman
Q.14) Who among the following has an Orange mailbox?

a) The Nurse
b) The person with the Apple tree in their yard
c) The person who owns a Cadillac
d) Both A and C
e) Both B and C
Q.15) Which of the following could be Messi’s profession?

a) Dentist
b) Goldsmith
c) Salesman
d) Editor
e) Nurse
7 childhood friends, Amelia, Robin, Clancy, Mindy, Erika, Rafael, and Angela grow
up to work in different types of companies including NGO, Media, Transport,
Research and Animation, not necessarily in the given order. They have different
hobbies from among Dancing, Swimming, Trekking, Gardening, Bowling,
Photography, and Knitting, and have settled in different cities from among
Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, and Chennai, not necessarily in the
given order. There is at least one person among them working at each specified
type of firm and two of the firm types have two each working there. There are
exactly two friends who have settled in the same city.
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Amelia works in a Media firm and has not settled in Hyderabad, but the only
person from Hyderabad likes Dancing. Erika works for an Animation firm and likes
Gardening. The person who likes Trekking is from Delhi. Mindy and Rafael are from
the same type of firm, and neither Robin nor Rafael works for a Transport firm.
Robin likes either Swimming or Photography, and Clancy does not like Bowling.
Rafael is from Chennai, and both Clancy and Erika are from the same city. The
person from Kolkata likes Bowling, but it is not Mindy or the person working in the
Media firm. The person working at the NGO is from Mumbai, but that is not
Mindy. The person who likes Knitting works for a Transport firm, and exactly two
of the friends work for a Transport firm.
Q.16) Who amongst the following works for a Transport firm?

a) Clancy and Angela
b) Mindy and Amelia
c) Clancy and Mindy
d) Angela and Rafael
e) None of these
Q.17) Who among the following is from Hyderabad?

a) Clancy
b) Robin
c) Mindy
d) Angela
e) None of these
Q.18) Who among the following likes Photography?

a) Amelia
b) Robin
c) Rafael
d) Mindy
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Q.19) Where does the person who enjoys Swimming live?

a) Delhi
b) Mumbai
c) Chennai
d) Either B or C
e) None of these
Q.20) Where does Erika live?

a) Hyderabad
b) Kolkata
c) Mumbai
d) Bangalore
e) None of these
Q.21) Who among the following definitely works at the NGO?

a) Robin
b) The person who likes Photography
c) The person who likes Swimming
d) Both A and B
e) None of these
Q.22) Where is the person working in a Research firm from?

a) Kolkata
b) Chennai
c) Hyderabad
d) Either B and C
e) None of these
5 friends meet after 5 weeks and compare how many books they have read since
they last met. Each has read a different number of fiction and non-fiction books,
such that the number of fictions read are 2, 8, 10, 12, and 16, and the number of
non-fiction books read are 0, 2, 4, 8, and 12, not necessarily in the given order.
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Girija read thrice as many non-fictions as the person who read eight fictions. Three
of the five friends do not like poetry, and the one who has read eight non-fictions
is one of them. Sunaina does not like poetry. Dishani has read at least one non-
fiction book and likes poetry. The person who has read two fictions, has not read
any non-fictions and does not like poetry, and this person is not Madhavi. Madhavi
does not like poetry and has read half as many non-fictions as read by the person
who has read twice as many fictions as she has. Bharani has read four fiction books
more than Girija has, and Girija has read four non-fictions more than Bharani.
Q.23) Which of the following statements is true?

a) Dishani has read 10 fictions.
b) Girija has read 16 fictions.
c) Bharani has read 2 fictions.
d) Bharani has read 12 fictions.
e) None of these

a) Sunaina has read 4 non-fictions.
b) Madhavi has read 8 non-fictions.
c) Girija has read 12 non-fictions.
d) Bharani has read 4 non-fictions.
e) None of these

a) Madhavi has read 16 fictions and 8 non-fictions but does not like poetry.
b) The person who has read 10 fictions and 2 non-fictions does not like poetry.
c) The person who has read an equal number of fictions and non-fictions likes
poetry.
d) The person who has read 8 fictions and 4 non-fictions likes poetry.
e) None of these
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Q.26) Who among the following like poetry?

a) Sunaina
b) Girija
c) Bharani
d) Madhavi
Q.27) Who among the following has read the highest number of fictions?
a) Madhavi
b) Dishani
c) Girija
d) Bharani
e) Sunaina
Q.28) Who among the following has read the highest number of non-fictions?
a) Madhavi
b) Dishani
c) Girija
d) Bharani
e) Sunaina
5 friends Parineeta, Kaushal, Ritika, Sarita, and Trisha plan to go to a newly
released movie on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. No two of
them watch the movie on the same day. Parineeta watches the movie twice, such
that there is a gap of three days between the two viewings. Kaushal watches the
movie exactly once. Ritika watches the movie exactly once, on the day
immediately before or after the day that Parineeta first watches the movie. Sarita
watches the movie just once, before Parineeta watches the movie for the second
time. Trisha watches the movie just once, after Kaushal watches the movie with a
gap of two days in between.
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Q.29) If Kaushal watches the movie on the first day of the given week, who
amongst the following definitely don’t watch the movie on consecutive days?
a) Kaushal, Parineeta
b) Parineeta, Trisha
c) Kaushal, Ritika
d) Ritika, Sarita
e) None of these
Q.30) Any of the five friends may watch the movie on the first day of the week
except for
a) Parineeta
b) Kaushal
c) Ritika
d) Trisha
e) None of these
Q.31) Which of the following could be the schedule from Monday to Sunday of
the week, including the ‘no show’ day on which none of them watch the movie?
a) Ritika, Parineeta, Kaushal, Sarita, Trisha, Parineeta, no show
b) Kaushal, Parineeta, Ritika, Trisha, no show, Parineeta, Sarita
c) Parineeta, Kaushal, Ritika, Sarita, Trisha, no show, Parineeta
d) Ritika, Parineeta, Sarita, Kaushal, no show, Parineeta, Trisha
e) None of these
Q.32) Kaushal watches the movie a maximum of how many days after Parineeta
watches the movie for the first time?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
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Q.33) If it is not given that there is a gap of three days between the two times
that Parineeta watches the movie, then at most how many days may be present
between when Parineeta first watches the movie and when Kaushal first
watches the movie?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
Q.34) If Kaushal watches the movie on Wednesday, who among the following
watches the movie on Thursday?
a) Parineeta
b) Ritika
c) None of them
d) Trisha
e) Sarita
Q.35) If Trisha watches the movie on Friday, then how many different
arrangements are possible?
a) Zero
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) None of these
Q.36) If Trisha watches the movie on the last day of the given week and
Wednesday is the no show day, when does Sarita watch the movie?
a) Monday
b) Tuesday
c) Thursday
d) Friday
e) Saturday
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Stacy works at 4 different part-time jobs, namely Librarian, Nanny, Driver, and
Waitressing, on different days of the week - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,
and Saturday. She works on one of these jobs during the morning and one job
during the afternoon of each day, as per the below schedule.
She works as a Nanny on exactly three of the morning shifts. If she does the Nanny
work on Monday, then she does not work there on Tuesday. She works at the
Library for exactly two consecutive afternoon shifts. She works as a Driver on one
morning shift and three afternoon shifts across the entire week. She works at her
Waitressing job only for one morning shift. She does not work at the Library or the
Nanny job on Saturdays.

a) She waitresses on one of those days when she works as a nanny.
b) She works as a driver for both the morning and afternoon shifts on Tuesday.
c) She always waitresses on one of those days when she does not work at the
library.
d) She works at the library at a similar shift as when she works as a nanny.
e) She works at the library at a similar shift as when she works as a driver.
Q.38) What could be Stacy’s schedule for Wednesday, if she works as a Waitress
on Saturday?
a) Nanny in the morning and Library in the afternoon.
b) Driver in the morning and afternoon.
c) Waitress in the morning and Nanny in the afternoon.
d) Library in the morning and Driver in the afternoon.
e) Nanny in the morning and Waitress in the afternoon.
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Q.39) On which of the following days does Stacy definitely work at the Library?
a) Saturday
b) Monday
c) Wednesday
d) Friday
e) Tuesday
Q.40) If Stacy works as a Nanny on Tuesday, then what is her schedule for the
Driver job?
a) Wednesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, Friday afternoon, Saturday
afternoon
b) Monday morning, Monday afternoon, Friday morning, Friday afternoon
c) Monday morning, Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon
d) Monday afternoon, Wednesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, Saturday
afternoon
e) Wednesday afternoon, Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon
Q.41) On which of the following days does Stacy definitely work as a Nanny?
a) Monday and Wednesday
b) Tuesday and Wednesday
c) Wednesday and Friday
d) Monday and Friday
e) None of these
Q.42) If Stacy works only as a Driver on Saturday, on which day does she
waitress?
a) Monday
b) Tuesday
c) Wednesday
d) Either A or B
e) None of these
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Q.43) If Stacy works as a Nanny on Tuesday, when could she possibly work at the
Library?
a) Monday afternoon, Tuesday afternoon
b) Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning
c) Wednesday afternoon, Friday afternoon
d) Monday afternoon, Wednesday afternoon
e) None of these
6 different families live in adjacent houses along the same street. Each family has a
different number of family members and owns a different number of properties
across the country. The family in House no. 72 consists of double the number of
family members as those in the family who have 10 properties. The Iyer family and
the family living in House no. 76 together consist of 50 members ,and as many
properties as the number of members in the Joshi family. The Gupta family
consists of 10 members less than the Sharma family, but the Gupta family has 14
properties more than the Sharma family. The number of properties which the
family at House no. 74 owns, is more than four times the number of members in
that family. The family in House no. 73 consists of 15 members and they own a
total of 10 properties. The family consisting of 20 members also owns 30
properties across the country. The family living in House no. 75 consists of 10
members and owns 4 properties less than the Chawla family. The Bakshi family
lives two houses after the Sharma family, who live two houses after the Chawla
family, taking the house numbers in ascending order. The Joshi family does not
reside adjacent to the Chawla family.
Q.44) How many members are present in the Sharma family?

a) 30
b) 15
c) 5
d) 10
e) 20
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Q.45) Where does the Bakshi family reside?

a) House no. 72
b) House no. 73
c) House no. 74
d) House no. 75
e) House no. 76
Q.46) How many properties does the Gupta family own?

a) 10
b) 4
c) 24
d) 30
e) 20
Q.47) Which is the family residing in House no. 76?

a) Gupta
b) Chawla
c) Iyer
d) Joshi
e) Bakshi
Q.48) Which is the family that owns 30 properties across the country?
a) Gupta
b) Iyer
c) Chawla
d) Joshi
e) Sharma
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Q.49) Which is the family that we know to own the highest number of
properties?
a) Gupta
b) Joshi
c) Iyer
d) Bakshi
e) Sharma
Q.50) Which of the families resides at House no. 73?

a) Sharma
b) Iyer
c) Chawla
d) Gupta
e) Bakshi
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So,lutions
Q.1) Answer- C
As per the given information, we know the possibilities for some of them and can
add them to a table. Given that at least one Apple owner, Microsoft owner and
Nokia owner belong to each of the three fandoms, and exactly two Microsoft
mobile owners belong to the Harry Potter fandom. We know that Bishu, Jeetu and
Kusha own Microsoft mobiles. Since Jeetu is from the Star Wars fandom, Bishu has
to be from Marvel or Harry Potter fandoms. Either Chela or Gowri is part of the
same fandom as Faren. Since Gowri is part of the Harry Potter fandom, Chela must
be from the same fandom as Faren, which is that of Marvel. Since both Faren and
Lekha are from the Marvel fandom and own Nokia mobiles, Chela must own either
an Apple or Microsoft phone. Also, we know that two Microsoft users are Harry
Potter fans and two Nokia users are Marvel fans, so there must be exactly two
Apple users who are Star Wars fans. This is only possible if Ekshu uses an Apple
mobile and is a Star Wars fan. The combinations so far are as follows.
Name Fandom Mobile
Akhil Marvel/Star Wars Nokia/Microsoft
Bishu Marvel/Harry Potter Microsoft
Chela Marvel Apple/Microsoft
Dalal Marvel/Harry Potter
Ekshu Star Wars Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Hamsa Harry Potter Apple
Ishan Star Wars Apple
Jeetu Star Wars Microsoft
Kusha Marvel/Harry Potter Microsoft
Lekha Marvel Nokia
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Since there can be four persons from each fandom, the only other person who can
be from the Star Wars fandom is Akhil. Since both Dalal and Kusha are from the
same fandom, this is only possible if they are from the Harry Potter fandom. Since
we now have four persons from the Harry Potter fandom, Bishu has to be from the
Marvel fandom. This leaves the person from the Star Wars fandom using a Nokia
mobile to be Akhil, and Chela has to be using an Apple mobile since all other
fandoms are covered by Apple users as per the requirement. So, Dalal and Gowri
have to be using either Nokia or Microsoft mobiles. The final sets of combinations
are as follows.
Name Fandom Mobile
Akhil Star Wars Nokia
Bishu Marvel Microsoft
Chela Marvel Apple
Dalal Harry Potter Microsoft/Nokia
Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter Nokia/Microsoft
Kusha Harry Potter Microsoft
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Chela owns an Apple mobile and belongs to the Marvel fandom.
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Q.2) Answer- D
Name Fandom Mobile
Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
same fandom, this is only possible if they are from the Harry Potter fandom.
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Since we now have four persons from the Harry Potter fandom, Bishu has to be
from the Marvel fandom. This leaves the person from the Star Wars fandom using
a Nokia mobile to be Akhil, and Chela has to be using an Apple mobile since all
other fandoms are covered by Apple users as per the requirement. So, Dalal and
Gowri have to be using either Nokia or Microsoft mobiles. The final sets of
combinations are as follows.
Name Fandom Mobile
Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Apart from Kusha, either Dalal or Gowri could be the answer, but given
information cannot determine exactly which of them it is.
Q.3) Answer- D
to be from Marvel or Harry Potter fandoms.
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Either Chela or Gowri is part of the same fandom as Faren. Since Gowri is part of
the Harry Potter fandom, Chela must be from the same fandom as Faren, which is
that of Marvel. Since both Faren and Lekha are from the Marvel fandom and own
Nokia mobiles, Chela must own either an Apple or Microsoft phone. Also, we know
that two Microsoft users are Harry Potter fans and two Nokia users are Marvel
fans, so there must be exactly two Apple users who are Star Wars fans. This is only
possible if Ekshu uses an Apple mobile and is a Star Wars fan. The combinations so
far are as follows.
Name Fandom Mobile
Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
are as follows.
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Name Fandom Mobile

Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Ekshu owns Apple mobile and belongs to the Star Wars fandom.
Q.4) Answer- B
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Name Fandom Mobile

Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
are as follows.
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Name Fandom Mobile

Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Both Kusha and Hamsa belong to the Harry Potter fandom.
Q.5) Answer- D
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Name Fandom Mobile

Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
are as follows.
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Name Fandom Mobile

Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Bishu owns a Microsoft mobile and belongs to the Marvel fandom.
Q.6) Answer- E
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Name Fandom Mobile

Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
are as follows.
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Name Fandom Mobile

Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Either Dalal or Gowri could own the Nokia mobile, which cannot be determined
from the given information.
Q.7) Answer- B
an Apple or Microsoft phone.
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Also, we know that two Microsoft users are Harry Potter fans and two Nokia users
are Marvel fans, so there must be exactly two Apple users who are Star Wars fans.
This is only possible if Ekshu uses an Apple mobile and is a Star Wars fan. The
combinations so far are as follows.
Name Fandom Mobile
Faren Marvel Nokia
Gowri Harry Potter
Lekha Marvel Nokia
are as follows.
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Name Fandom Mobile

Chela Marvel Apple
Faren Marvel Nokia
Lekha Marvel Nokia
Ekshu owns an Apple mobile and belongs to the Star Wars fandom.
Q.8) Answer- E
As per the given information, we have the below combinations.
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
The Nurse is the first on the street and the one next to them has the Purple
mailbox. The one with the Brown mailbox is on the immediate left of the one with
the Black mailbox, and we know that the Editor has a Red mailbox. So, Drake must
be the Nurse with the Orange mailbox.
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The house in the middle has a Mango tree, so the ones with the Brown and Black
mailboxes must be the fourth and fifth houses. So, the middle house must belong
to the editor with the Red mailbox. Drake resides immediately next to the person
who owns a Honda, which must belong to the second person. The arrangement
based on the information so far is as follows.
Profession Name Color Tree Car
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
Messi has the Blueberry tree and the Dentist has an Apple tree, so Drake must be
the one with the Lime tree. Since Brad lives immediately next to the person who
has a Lime tree, he must be the one living next to Drake. This means Brad is the
Dentist with the Apple tree and Messi must reside in the fifth house with the
Blueberry tree. Since Proby is a Goldsmith, he must be in the fourth house. This
leaves Messi to be the Salesman with the Dodge, and Paulo is the Editor residing in
the middle house and owning a BMW. Brad lives immediately next to the person
who owns a Cadillac, which has to be Drake. This leaves Proby to be the one who
can possibly have a Ferrari.
The final arrangement is as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange Lime Cadillac
Dentist Brad Purple Apple Honda
Editor Paulo Red Mango BMW
Goldsmith Proby Brown Cherry Ferrari
Salesman Messi Black Blueberry Dodge
Proby may own a Ferrari.
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Q.9) Answer- C
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
be the Nurse with the Orange mailbox. The house in the middle has a Mango tree,
so the ones with the Brown and Black mailboxes must be the fourth and fifth
houses. So, the middle house must belong to the editor with the Red mailbox.
Drake resides immediately next to the person who owns a Honda, which must
belong to the second person. The arrangement based on the information so far is
as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
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Salesman – Messi – Black – Blueberry – Dodge may be the right combination.
Q.10) Answer- A
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
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as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
Messi owns a Dodge.
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Q.11) Answer- D
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
Blueberry tree. Since Proby is a Goldsmith, he must be in the fourth house.
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This leaves Messi to be the Salesman with the Dodge, and Paulo is the Editor
residing in the middle house and owning a BMW. Brad lives immediately next to
the person who owns a Cadillac, which has to be Drake. This leaves Proby to be the
one who can possibly have a Ferrari.
The house with the Blueberry tree has a Black mailbox.
Q.12) Answer- B
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
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as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
Paulo is the Editor.
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Q.13) Answer- C
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
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The Editor owns the BMW.
Q.14) Answer- D
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
Caselets
as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
Drake, who is a Nurse and owns a Cadillac, has an Orange mailbox.
Caselets
Q.15) Answer- C
Editor - Red
Brown - Cherry
Salesman - Dodge
Dentist - Apple
Paulo - BMW
Drake - Orange
Messi - Blueberry
Proby - Goldsmith
as follows.
Nurse Drake Orange
Purple Honda
Editor Red Mango
Brown Cherry
Black
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Messi is a Salesman.
Q.16) Answer- A
As per the given information, the combinations are as follows.
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Erika - Animation - Gardening
Trekking - Delhi
Robin - Swimming/Photography
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
Transport - Knitting
Two of them work for a Transport firm, and it is given that neither Robin nor Rafael
works for a Transport firm, so it must be two among Clancy, Mindy and Angela.
Since it is also given that Mindy and Rafael are from the same firm, both Clancy
and Angela must be from Transport firms.
Caselets
Mindy is not working at the NGO, so both Mindy and Rafael must be working at a
Research firm, and Robin must be working at an NGO and from Mumbai. Either
Clancy or Angela like Knitting. The person from Kolkata likes Bowling, but it is not
Clancy, Mindy or Amelia.
So, it must be Angela. The person who likes Knitting works for a Transport firm, so
it must be Clancy. The arrangement based on the information so far is as follows.
Name Company type Hobby City
Amelia Media
Robin NGO Swimming/Photography Mumbai
Clancy Transport Knitting
Mindy Research
Erika Animation Gardening
Rafael Research Chennai
Angela Transport Bowling Kolkata
Given that Amelia is not from Hyderabad, and the person from Delhi likes
Trekking, Amelia must be from Delhi, which means Mindy is from Hyderabad.
Clancy and Erika are from the same city, which can only be Bangalore. Finally,
Rafael must like either Swimming or Photography, based on what Robin likes.
The final set of combinations are as follows.
Amelia Media Trekking Delhi
Clancy Transport Knitting Bangalore
Mindy Research Dancing Hyderabad
Erika Animation Gardening Bangalore
Rafael Research Swimming/Photography Chennai
Clancy and Angela work for a Transport firm.
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Q.17) Answer- C
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
and Angela must be from Transport firms. Mindy is not working at the NGO, so
both Mindy and Rafael must be working at a Research firm, and Robin must be
working at an NGO and from Mumbai. Either Clancy or Angela like Knitting. The
person from Kolkata likes Bowling, but it is not Clancy, Mindy or Amelia. So, it must
be Angela. The person who likes Knitting works for a Transport firm, so it must be
Clancy. The arrangement based on the information so far is as follows.
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
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Mindy is from Hyderabad.
Q.18) Answer- E
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
Caselets
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
Either one of Robin or Rafael like Photography.
Caselets
Q.19) Answer- D
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
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The person who enjoys Swimming could be from Mumbai or Chennai.
Q.20) Answer- D
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
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Clancy, Mindy or Amelia. So, it must be Angela. The person who likes Knitting
works for a Transport firm, so it must be Clancy. The arrangement based on the
information so far is as follows.
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
Erika lives in Bangalore.
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Q.21) Answer- A
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
Caselets
Robin definitely works at the NGO.
Q.22) Answer- D
Amelia - Media
Dancing - Hyderabad
Trekking - Delhi
Rafael - Chennai
Bowling - Kolkata
NGO - Mumbai
Caselets
Amelia Media
Mindy Research
The person working in a Research firm could be from either Chennai or Hyderabad.
Caselets
Q.23) Answer- A
As per the given information, Girija read thrice as many non-fictions as the person
who read eight fictions. Girija must have read 12 non-fiction books since it needs
to be a multiple of three. Dishani has read at least one non-fiction book and
cannot have read eight non-fiction books, since she likes poetry, and we know that
the person who has read eight non-fiction books does not like poetry. So, Dishani
must have read 2 or 4 non-fiction books. Madhavi has read half as many non-
fiction books as one other person, which can only be 2 or 4 based on the available
options. Girija has read four non-fictions more than Bharani, so Bharani must have
read 8 non-fiction books, which means Sunaina has read 0 non-fiction books. We
can now say that Bharani is the third person who does not like poetry. We now
have the below combinations based on the given information.
Person Fiction Non-fiction Like Poetry?
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
The person who has read two fictions has not read any non-fictions, so Sunaina
must have read two fiction books. Girija read thrice as many non-fictions as the
person who read eight fictions, so either Madhavi or Dishani must have read eight
fiction books. Bharani has read four fiction books more than Girija has, which is
only possible if Bharani has read 12 or 16 fiction books, and Girija has read 8 or 12
fiction books. Madhavi has read half as many fictions as another person, so this
number can only be 8. Based on this, Girija has read 12 fiction books and Bharani
has read 16 fiction books, which leaves Dishani to have read 10 fiction books.
Madhavi has read half as many non-fictions as read by the person who has read
twice as many fictions as she has, which is Bharani, so Madhavi must have read 4
fiction books and Dishani has read 2 fiction books.
The final set of combinations is as follows.
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Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
Dishani has read 10 fiction books.
Q.24) Answer- C
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
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Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
Girija has read 12 non-fictions.
Q.25) Answer- C
read 8 non-fiction books, which means Sunaina has read 0 non-fiction books.
Caselets
We can now say that Bharani is the third person who does not like poetry. We now
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
The person who has read an equal number of fictions and non-fictions likes poetry.
Caselets
Q.26) Answer- B
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
Caselets

Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
Girija likes poetry.
Q.27) Answer- D
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
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Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
Bharani has read the highest number of fictions.
Q.28) Answer- C
read 8 non-fiction books, which means Sunaina has read 0 non-fiction books.
Caselets
We can now say that Bharani is the third person who does not like poetry. We now
Madhavi 2/4 No
Dishani 2/4 Yes
Bharani 8 No
Girija 12 Yes
Sunaina 0 No
Madhavi 8 4 No
Dishani 10 2 Yes
Bharani 16 8 No
Girija 12 12 Yes
Sunaina 2 0 No
Girija has finished reading the highest number of non-fictions.
Caselets
Q.29) Answer- D
If Kaushal watches the movie on the first day of the week, which is Monday,
Parineeti must have first watched the movie on Tuesday or Wednesday, since
there must be three days between her first and second viewing. Trisha watches
the movie just once, after Kaushal watches the movie with a gap of two days in
between, so Trisha must have watched the movie on Thursday. Ritika watches the
movie exactly once, on the day immediately before or after the day that Parineeta
first watches the movie Ritika watches the movie exactly once, on the day
immediately before or after the day that Parineeta first watches the movie, so it
has to be on Tuesday or Wednesday based on the day of Parineeta’s first viewing.
Sarita may watch the movie either on Friday or Saturday, based on when Parineeta
watched the movie for the second time. The remaining day will be a no show day
since none of them watch the movie on that day.
The final schedule is as follows.
Day Person
Monday Kaushal
Tuesday Parineeta(1)/Ritika
Wednesday Ritika/Parineeta(1)
Thursday Trisha
Friday Sarita/No show
Saturday Parineeta(2)/No show/Sarita
Sunday No show/Parineeta(2)
Based on the given information, only Ritika and Sarita definitely don’t watch the
movie on consecutive days among the given options.
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Q.30) Answer- D
Trisha does not watch the movie on the first day of the week since it is given that
Trisha watches the movie just once, after Kaushal watches the movie with a gap of
two days in between. Sarita watches the movie just once, before Parineeta
watches the movie for the second time, which is only after Parineeta watches the
movie for the first time, so it cannot be on the first day of the week. The remaining
three persons, Parineeta, Ritika and Kaushal may watch the movie on the first day
of the week. Below are the possibilities for each day of the week.
Day Person
Monday Parineeta(1), Ritika, Kaushal
Tuesday Parineeta(1), Ritika, Kaushal
Wednesday Parineeta(1), Ritika, Kaushal
Thursday Ritika, Sarita, Trisha, Kaushal
Friday Sarita, Parineeta(2), Trisha
Saturday Sarita, Parineeta(2), Trisha
Sunday Parineeta(2), Trisha
Among the given options, Trisha does not watch the movie on the first day of the
week.
Q.31) Answer- D
Since Ritika watches the movie immediately before or after Parineeta, the first and
third options are not valid. Also, since Trisha watches the movie just once, after
Kaushal watches the movie with a gap of two days in between, the second option
is not valid. So, only the fourth option is valid.
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Q.32) Answer- B
If Parineeta first watches the movie on Monday, which is the earliest possible day
when she can watch it, then Ritika must watch it immediately after her, which is
on Tuesday. Parineeta must watch the movie on Friday for the second time since it
requires a gap of three days. Trisha watches the movie just once, after Kaushal
watches the movie with a gap of two days in between, so Kaushal may watch the
movie at most on Thursday, which gives a gap of 2 days before Trisha watches it.
Q.33) Answer- D
If Kaushal watches the movie after Parineeta, he may watch the movie at most on
Thursday, which gives a gap of 2 days before Trisha watches it. In this case, the
maximum number of days between him and Parineeta first watching the movie is
two, since Parineeta may watch the movie on Monday, the first day of the week.
If Kaushal watched the movie before Parineeta, he may watch the movie at the
earliest on Monday. Since Parineeta watches the movie twice, it can happen at the
most on Saturday and Sunday, which means she first watches the movie on
Saturday. This means there can be a maximum of four days between them
watching the movie.
The schedule based on these conditions is as follows.
Day Person
Monday Kaushal
Tuesday No show
Wednesday Sarita
Thursday Trisha
Friday Ritika
Saturday Parineeta(1)
Sunday Parineeta(2)
Based on this schedule, four days are present between when Kaushal and
Parineeta first watch the movie.
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Q.34) Answer- E
Given that Kaushal watches the movie on Wednesday, Trisha must watch the
movie on Saturday. Since Parineeta and Ritika watch the movie on consecutive
days, it has to be on the first two days of the week. There can be only three days
between the two times that Parineeta watches the movie, which is possible if
Parineeta watches the movie on Monday and Ritika watches it on Tuesday, which
means Parineeta watches the movie for the second time on Friday. Since Sarita
must watch the movie before Parineeta’s second time, it has to be on Thursday.
The schedule based on these conditions is as follows.
Day Person
Monday Parineeta(1)
Tuesday Ritika
Wednesday Kaushal
Thursday Sarita
Friday Parineeta(2)
Saturday Trisha
Sunday No show
Based on the given information, Sarita watches the movie on Thursday.
Q.35) Answer- C
If Trisha watches the movie on Friday, Kaushal must watch it on Tuesday, since
there has to be a gap of three days between them. Parineeta cannot watch the
movie on Monday since the second viewing falls on the same day that Trisha
watches the movie. So, Parineeta first watches the movie on Wednesday and then
watches it for the second time on Sunday. Since Ritika has to watch it immediately
before or after Parineeta’s first viewing, it has to be on Thursday.
The final schedule based on the given conditions is as follows.
Caselets
Day Person
Monday No show/Sarita
Tuesday Kaushal
Wednesday Parineeta(1)
Thursday Ritika
Friday Trisha
Saturday Sarita/No show
Sunday Parineeta(2)
So, two different scheduling arrangements are possible based on when Sarita
watches the movie.
Q.36) Answer- D
Given that Trisha watches the movie on the last day of the week, which is Sunday,
and Wednesday is the no show day. Kaushal has to watch the movie on Thursday
since there needs to be a gap of two days between when Kaushal and Trisha watch
the movie. Since Sarita has to watch the movie before Parineeta watches it for the
second time, Parineeta’s second viewing has to be on Saturday, and Sarita watches
the movie on Friday. Based on this, Parineeta first watches the movie on Tuesday,
which means Ritika watches the movie on Monday.
The final schedule based on these conditions is as follows.
Day Person
Monday Ritika
Tuesday Parineeta(1)
Wednesday No show
Thursday Kaushal
Friday Sarita
Saturday Parineeta(2)
Sunday Trisha
Caselets
Clearly, Sarita watches the movie on Friday.
Q.37) Answer- E
Considering the Saturday shifts, there are two main possibilities - either she works
as a Waitress on Saturday or some other day.
If she works as a Waitress on Saturday morning, she will have to work as a Driver
on Saturday afternoon. She surely works as a Nanny on Wednesday and Friday
mornings. Her third shift as a Nanny can be either on Monday or Tuesday morning.
Accordingly, she works as a Driver on either Monday or Tuesday morning,
depending on which day she doesn’t work as a Nanny. She works at the Library for
exactly two consecutive afternoon shifts, so it can be on any two consecutive
afternoons from Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Based on this, she works as a
Driver on the remaining three afternoon shifts.
If she does not work as a Waitress on Saturday, the only difference would be that
she would work as a Driver on Saturday morning instead, and as a Waitress on
Monday or Tuesday morning depending on when she is not working as a Nanny
during those two days.
Given that she does not work at the Library or the Nanny job on Saturdays. So, she
may only work at the Driver and Waitressing jobs on Saturday morning and
afternoons.
By the process of elimination, we can find which of the statements can be true.
In option (a), we know that she works as a Nanny on three morning shifts, and as a
Waitress for one morning shift. So, there will be a clash if she has to work at both
jobs on the same day, which is not possible. Hence, this statement is not true.
In option (b), she definitely has to work as a Librarian on the afternoons of
Monday and Tuesday, or Tuesday and Wednesday. So, she cannot be working as a
Driver in the afternoon shift on Tuesday. Hence, this statement is not true.
In option (c), it is not necessarily true that she may not work on the same day as
both Librarian and Waitress as seen in the below schedule. Hence, this statement
is not necessarily true.
Caselets
Shift Nanny Driver Librarian Waitressing

Monday(M) - - - Yes
Monday(A) - - Yes -
Tuesday(M) Yes - - -
Tuesday(A) - Yes -
Wednesday(M) Yes - - -
Wednesday(A) - Yes - -
Friday(M) Yes - - -
Friday(A) - Yes - -
Saturday(M) No Yes No -
Saturday(A) No Yes No -
In option (d), she works at the Library in the afternoon shift and as a Nanny in the
morning shift. So, this statement is not true.
In option (e), she works at the Library in the afternoon shift and as a Driver, she
works in both morning and afternoon shifts. So, this statement can be true.
Q.38) Answer- A
Caselets
If she works as a Waitress on Saturday, she must work as a Driver either on
Monday or Tuesday morning. So, she cannot work as a Driver on Wednesday
morning. The only option for Wednesday’s schedule is working as a Nanny in the
morning and either as a Driver or Librarian in the afternoon.
The possible schedule is as follows.
Monday(M) Yes - - -
Monday(A) - No/Yes Yes/No -
Tuesday(M) - Yes - -
Tuesday(A) - - Yes -
Wednesday(A) - Yes/No No/Yes -
Friday(M) Yes - - -
Friday(A) - Yes - -
Saturday(M) No - No Yes
Stacy works as Nanny in the morning and at the Library in the afternoon on
Wednesday.
Q.39) Answer- E
mornings.
Caselets
Her third shift as a Nanny can be either on Monday or Tuesday morning.

Stacy definitely works at the Library on Tuesday afternoons, and either one of
Monday or Wednesday afternoons, since she has to work on two consecutive
afternoon shifts.
Q.40) Answer- E
If Stacy works as a Nanny on Tuesday, she must work as a Driver or Waitress on
Monday morning.
The possible schedules are as follows.
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Schedule 1: If she works as a Driver on Monday.

Monday(M) - Yes - -
Monday(A) - Yes/No No/Yes -
Wednesday(A) - No/Yes Yes/No -
Friday(M) Yes - - -
Friday(A) - Yes - -
Saturday(M) No - No Yes
Schedule 2: If she works as a Waitress on Monday.
Monday(M) - - - Yes
Monday(A) - No/Yes Yes/No -
Tuesday(A) - Yes -
Wednesday(A) - Yes/No No/Yes -
Friday(M) Yes - - -
Friday(A) - Yes - -
Among the given options, a possible schedule for her Driver job is Wednesday
afternoon, Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon.
Caselets
Q.41) Answer- C
Apart from both Wednesday and Friday, Stacy works as a Nanny on either Monday
or Tuesday.
The possible schedule for the Nanny job is as follows.
Shift Nanny
Monday(M) Yes/No
Monday(A) -
Tuesday(M) No/Yes
Tuesday(A) -
Wednesday(M) Yes
Wednesday(A) -
Friday(M) Yes
Friday(A) -
Saturday(M) No
Saturday(A) No
So, Stacy definitely works as a Nanny on Wednesday and Friday.
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Q.42) Answer- D
If Stacy works as a Driver on Saturday, it means she cannot work as a Waitress on
Saturday morning. Since she works as a Nanny on Wednesday and Friday
mornings, she may work as a Waitress either on Monday or Tuesday morning.
The possible schedule is as follows
Monday(M) Yes/No - - No/Yes
Monday(A) - Yes - -
Tuesday(M) No/Yes - - Yes/No
Wednesday(A) - - Yes -
Friday(M) Yes - - -
Friday(A) - Yes - -
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Q.43) Answer- A
Driver on the remaining three afternoon shifts. If she does not work as a Waitress
on Saturday, the only difference would be that she would work as a Driver on
Saturday morning instead, and as a Waitress on Monday or Tuesday morning
depending on when she is not working as a Nanny during those two days. If Stacy
works as a Nanny on Tuesday, it means she works as a Driver or Waitress on
Monday. She has to work at the Library on two consecutive afternoons. So, this
can be either Monday and Tuesday afternoons, or Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons. The possible schedule for working at the Library is as follows
Shift Librarian
Monday(M) -
Monday(A) Yes/No
Tuesday(M) -
Tuesday(A) Yes
Wednesday(M) -
Wednesday(A) No/Yes
Friday(M) -
Friday(A) -
Saturday(M) No
Saturday(A) No
Stacy works at the library on Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
Caselets
Q.44) Answer- B
As per the given information, the following are the combinations.
House 73 - 15 members - 10 properties
20 members - 30 properties
House 75 - 10 members
The family in House no. 72 consists of double the number of family members as
those in the family who have 10 properties, which is House no. 73 that has 15
family members. So, House no. 72 must have 30 family members. The Bakshi
family lives two houses after the Sharma family, who live two houses after the
Chawla family, taking the house numbers in ascending order. So, the Chawla,
Sharma and Bakshi families live in houses 71, 73 and 75, or in houses 72, 74 and 76
respectively. The family in House no. 74 cannot contain the combination of 20
members and 30 properties, since it is given that the number of properties is more
than four times the number of members in that family.
Family name House no. Member count Property count
71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
Case 1: If the Chawla, Sharma and Bakshi families live in houses 72, 74 and 76. The
combination of 20 members and 30 properties can only be in House no. 71, since
the sum of Iyer family members and those in House no. 76 should be 50. This is
not possible with 20 members in House no. 76, since the Chawla family already has
a 30 member family which can sum up to 50 members. The Gupta family consists
of 10 members less than the Sharma family, which means the Gupta family does
not live in House no. 71 since House no. 75 has the required 10 member count
which has to be for the Sharma family. We also know that the Iyer family is not
residing in House no. 71 due to the condition that the sum of members in the Iyer
family and House no. 76 has to be 50.
Caselets
So, the Joshi family has to be living there. Given that the Gupta family has 14
properties more than the Sharma family, so they cannot be residing in House no.
73 since the property count is less than 14 there. So, the Iyer family resides in
House no. 73 and the Gupta family resides in House no. 75. Given that the Gupta
family consists of 10 members less than the Sharma family. This is not possible
since it would mean that the Sharma family has 20 members which is the same as
that of the Joshi family. So, this case is not valid.
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Gupta family consists of 10 members less than the Sharma family, so the Gupta
family must have 5 family members, so they cannot be at House no. 72. If the
Gupta family were residing at House no. 76, for the sum of the Iyer family and
members at House no. 76 to be 50, the Iyer family must have 45 members and
reside in House no. 74, which is not possible since the Joshi family cannot be
adjacent to the Chawla family. So, the Gupta family must be residing at House no.
74, with 5 members and 24 properties.
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Caselets
So, the Iyer family must be residing at House no. 72 and the Joshi family at House
no. 76. For the sum of the Iyer family and the members at House no. 76 to be 50,
the Joshi family must have 20 members. Since we know that the family with 20
members owns 30 properties, it has to be the Joshi family. This leaves the Iyer
family with as many properties as the number of members in the Joshi family,
which is 20. The final set of combinations are as follows.
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
There are 15 members in the Sharma family.
Q.45) Answer- D
Caselets

71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
family and House no. 76 has to be 50. So, the Joshi family has to be living there.
Given that the Gupta family has 14 properties more than the Sharma family, so
they cannot be residing in House no. 73 since the property count is less than 14
there. So, the Iyer family resides in House no. 73 and the Gupta family resides in
House no. 75. Given that the Gupta family consists of 10 members less than the
Sharma family. This is not possible since it would mean that the Sharma family has
20 members which is the same as that of the Joshi family. So, this case is not valid.
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Caselets
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Bakshi family resides at House no. 75.
Caselets
Q.46) Answer- C
71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
Caselets
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Caselets
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Gupta family owns 24 properties.
Q.47) Answer- D
Caselets

71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Caselets
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Joshi family resides at House no. 76.
Caselets
Q.48) Answer- D
71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
Caselets
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Caselets
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Joshi family owns 30 properties.
Q.49) Answer- B
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71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
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Case 2: If the Chawla, Sharma, and Bakshi families live in houses 71, 73 and 75. The
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Joshi family owns the highest number of properties.
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Q.50) Answer- A
71
72 30
73 15 10
74 k >4k
75 10
76
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Joshi 71 20 30
Chawla 72 30
Iyer 73 15 10
Sharma 74 k >4k
Gupta 75 10
Bakshi 76
Chawla 71
72 30
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10
76
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Chawla 71 p
Iyer 72 30 20
Sharma 73 15 10
Gupta 74 5 24
Bakshi 75 10 p-4
Joshi 76 20 30
The Sharma family resides at House no. 73.

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