Score Booster For All Bank Prelims Exams - Day 19

Score Booster for All Bank Prelims Exams – Day 19
Dear Friends, we have made a Special Paid Bundle PDF Course by Our Experts Team. This PDF
Course consists of High-Standard Questions on Reasoning, Quants, English, Current Affairs
Quiz, Static GK Quiz and Banking Awareness Quiz Exactly on Exam Level. Total 40,000+
Questions and Course Duration is of 50 Days for each exam. If anyone get this PDF without
purchasing it, kindly buy this PDF Officially using the link given below. This will encourage us
to work harder to produce high quality content for you in upcoming days.
Get Our Special Grand Bundle PDF Course for All Upcoming Bank Exams
Page 1 of 30
Get High Standard Mock Test Series for all Bank Exams
If there are any suggestions/ errors in our PDFs Feel Free to contact us via this email: admin@exampundit.in
Reasoning Ability
Certain Number of Persons are sitting between T and S. More than two
persons are sitting between S and B. K sits at one

Linear 1 variable
of the ends.
Direction (1-5) : Study the following information
1. What is the position of S from the left end?
carefully and answer the below questions
A.Sixth
Certain persons are sitting in the linear row facing
B.Second
the north.
C.Third
Only three persons are sitting between G and B.
D.Fourth
The number of persons sitting between G and B is
E.Fifth
one more than between T and G. T sits to the left
2. Four of the five among the following are
of G. The number of persons sitting between B and
similar in such a way to form a group, which one
F is twice as between T and G. I does not sit
of the following doesn’t belong to the group?
adjacent to B. I sit fourth to the right of F. Only
A.The one who sits fourth to the left of I
three persons are sitting between I and K. S sits
B.B
fifth to the right of L, both are sitting to the left of
C.The one who sits third to the right of I
T. The number of persons sitting to the left of T is
D.G
the same as to the right of F. At least two persons
Page 2 of 30
E.T 5. How many persons sit between T and F?
3. Who among the following person sits to the A) 2
right of B? B)3
I) F C) 0
II) T D) 4
III) I E) 1
A.Only (II) and (III) Month puzzle

B.Only (I) Directions (6-10): Study the given information
C.Only (I) and (III) carefully and answer the questions given
D.Only (II) below:
E.All (I), (II), and (III) There are seven friends i.e. Vihan, Nitin, Lucky,
4. How many persons are sitting in the row? Vansh, Zainul, John and Charles and they all have
A.30 competitive exams in different months of the year
B.27 namely, January, March, April, June, August
C.28 October and November but not necessarily in the
D.29 same order.
E.31 Charles has his exam in the month of having 30
days. Two persons have their exams in between
Page 3 of 30
Charles and Zainul. Nitin has his exam in the C) None
month of August. Both Zainul and Vihan have their D) Three
exams in the given consecutive month. John has E) More Than Three
his exam neither in the month of January nor in the 8) Which among the following combination is
month of April. Three persons have their exams in true?
between Lucky and Vansh where Lucky has his A) October-Vansh
exams before the exam of Vansh. B) April-Vihan
6) Who among the following has his exam in the C) August-Nitin
month of June? D) January-vihan
A) John E) None is True
B) Charles 9) Which of the following statements is/are
C) Zainul true?
D) Nitin A) Vansh doesn't given his exam in the month
E) Lucky having 31 days.
7) How many persons have their exams in B) Two persons have given their exam in between
between Vansh and the person who has given Nitin and Vihan
his exam in the month of March? C) Lucky has given his exam in the month having
A) One 31 days.
B) Two D) Both A and B

Page 4 of 30
E) Both A and C of W. D is the brother of E, who is the daughter of
10) Four of the five are alike in a certain way W.
and hence forms a group. Who among the 11) How is L related to W?
following does not belong to that group? A. Father
A) John B. Father-in-law
B) Vihan C. Mother
C) Nitin D. Mother-in-law
D) Lucky E. None of these
E) Zainul 12) Four of the following are alike in a certain
Blood Relation way so form a group, which of the following
Direction (11-13): Study the following does not belong to that group?
information carefully and answer the below A.S
questions. B.M
There are eight members in the family with three C.C
generations. Three couples are there in the family. D.L
S is the father of W, who is the mother of D. E is E.D
the granddaughter of L, who is the mother-in-law 13) How is E related to O?
of M. C is the brother-in-law of O who is the sister A. Son
B. Daughter
Page 5 of 30
C. Nephew D. 65
D. Niece E. none of these
E. None of these 15) RAIN is coded as ‘ 3412’ GRID is coded as ‘
Coding Decoding 5317’ then what is the code for GRIND?
14) If A is denoted as ‘+’ , B is denoted as ‘-‘ , C A. 34531
is denoted as’ ˟’then find 30 A 5 C 6 B 5 B. 53217
A. 60 C. 53127
B. 55 D. 51237
C. 70 E. none of these
Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Direction (1-5) : • The number of persons sitting between G
Common Explanation and B is one more than between T and G.
Final Arrangement • T sits to the left of G.
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.
We have,
• Only three persons are sitting between G
and B.
Page 6 of 30
• S sits fifth to the right of L, both are sitting
to the left of T.
• The number of persons sitting to the left of
T is the same as to the right of F.
• At least two persons are sitting between T
and S.
• More than two persons are sitting between

Again we have,
S and B
• The number of persons sitting between B
• K sits at one of the ends.
and F is twice as between T and G.
From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated.
• I does not sit adjacent to B.
case1 shows the final arrangement.
• I sit fourth to the right of F.
• Only three persons are sitting between I and
K.
1. Answer: A
2. Answer: C
3. Answer: C
Again we have,
4. Answer: D
Page 7 of 30
5. Answer: A CASE I:
Names of Months Names of Persons
Directions (6-10): January (31)
Common Explanation March (31)
Final Arrangement April (30) Charles
Names of Months Names of Persons June (30)
January (31) Zainul August (31)
March (31) Vihan October (31)
April (30) Lucky November (30)
June (30) Charles
August (31) Nitin CASE II:
October (31) John Names of Months Names of Persons
November (30) Vansh January (31)
March (31)
STEP I: Charles has his exam in the month of April (30)
having 30 days. June (30) Charles
As per this statement, there are three possible August (31)
cases and the arrangement will look like this: October (31)
Page 8 of 30
November (30) CASE I:
CASE III: January (31)
Names of Months Names of Persons March (31)
January (31) April (30) Charles
March (31) June (30)
April (30) August (31)
June (30) October (31) Zainul
August (31) November (30)
October (31)
November (30) Charles CASE II:
STEP II: Two persons have their exams in between January (31)
Charles and Zainul. March (31)
As per this statement, CASE II will further get split April (30)
into one more case and the arrangement will look June (30) Charles
like this: August (31)
October (31)
Page 9 of 30
November (30) Zainul August (31)
October (31)
CASE II (A): November (30) Charles
January (31) Zainul STEP III: Nitin has his exam in the month of
March (31) August.
April (30) As per this statement, the arrangement will look
June (30) Charles like this:
August (31)
October (31) CASE I:
November (30) Names of Months Names of Persons
January (31)
CASE III: March (31)
Names of Months Names of Persons April (30) Charles
January (31) June (30)
March (31) August (31) Nitin
April (30) October (31) Zainul
June (30) Zainul November (30)
Page 10 of 30
CASE II: November (30)
January (31) CASE III:
March (31) Names of Months Names of Persons
April (30) January (31)
June (30) Charles March (31)
August (31) Nitin April (30)
October (31) June (30) Zainul
November (30) Zainul August (31) Nitin
October (31)
CASE II (A): November (30) Charles
January (31) Zainul STEP IV: Both Zainul and Vihan have their exams
March (31) in the given consecutive month.
April (30) As per this statement, the arrangement will look
June (30) Charles like this:
August (31) Nitin
October (31)
Page 11 of 30
CASE I: November (30) Zainul
January (31) CASE II (A):
April (30) Charles January (31) Zainul
June (30) March (31) Vihan
August (31) Nitin April (30)
October (31) Zainul June (30) Charles
November (30) Vihan August (31) Nitin
October (31)
CASE II: November (30)
January (31) CASE III:
April (30) January (31)
June (30) Charles March (31)
August (31) Nitin April (30) Vihan
October (31) Vihan June (30) Zainul
Page 12 of 30
August (31) Nitin April (30) Charles
October (31) June (30)
November (30) Charles August (31) Nitin
October (31) Zainul
STEP V: John has his exam neither in the month November (30) Vihan
of January nor in the month of April. Three persons
have their exams in between Lucky and Vansh CASE II:
where Lucky has his exams before the exam of Names of Months Names of Persons
Vansh. January (31)
As per these statements, CASE I, CASE II and March (31)
CASE III will get eliminated and we will continue April (30)
with CASE II (A) and the final arrangement will June (30) Charles
look like this: August (31) Nitin
October (31) Vihan
CASE I: November (30) Zainul
January (31)
March (31)
Page 13 of 30
CASE II (A): Final Arrangement November (30) Charles
January (31) Zainul 6. Answer B
March (31) Vihan 7. Answer: E
April (30) Lucky 8. Answer C
June (30) Charles 9. Answer :D
August (31) Nitin 10. Answer: D
October (31) John 11. Answer: C
November (30) Vansh
CASE II1:
January (31)
12. Answer: D
March (31)
April (30) Vihan
June (30) Zainul
August (31) Nitin
October (31)
Page 14 of 30
13. Answer: D A→ + ; B→ - ; C → ˟
Then according the question 30+5˟ 6-5 = 55
15. Answer C
From the given code R=3, A=4, I=1, N =2, ;G=5 ,
R=3 , I=1, D=7
Hence answer for GRIND is 53127
14. Answer B
Quantitative Aptitude
PIE DI
Direction (1-5) Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given pie chart shows the percentage amount
spends on food, shopping, rent, education and
transport in a family.
1. What is the central corresponding angle of
Food?
A.116
B.126
Page 15 of 30
C.118 4. If the ratio of income to savings is 5:1, then
D.120 what is the savings of the family?
E.None of these A.Rs.4000
2. What is the difference between the amounts B.Cannot be determine
spends on education and Transport? C.Rs.3600
A.Rs.1800 D.Rs.5000
B.Rs.2000 E.None of these
C.Rs.1500 5. What is the average amount of money spends
D.Rs.2600 on Rent, Food and Shopping together?
E.Rs.2200 A.Rs.3600
3. If the family bought only watch and shirt in B.Rs.4000
the shopping and the cost price of the watch is C.Rs.4200
Rs.1200, then what is the cost price of shirt? D.Rs.4500
A.Rs.400 E.Rs.3800
B.Rs.500 Quadratic Equation

C.Rs.300 6)
D.Rs.600 I) x2 – 24x – 81 = 0
E.None of these II) y2 + 18y + 45 = 0
Page 16 of 30
A.x > y D.x < y
B.x ≥ y E.x ≤ y
C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined. 9)
D.x < y I) x2 + 16x – 105 = 0
E.x ≤ y II) y2 – 11y + 30 = 0
7) A.x > y
I) x2 = 144 B.x ≥ y
II) y2 + 19y + 90 = 0 C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
A.x > y D.x < y
B.x ≥ y E.x ≤ y
C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined. 10)
D.x < y I) x2 – 19x + 34 = 0
E.x ≤ y II) y2 – 15y + 44 = 0
8) A.x > y
I) 2x + y = 17 B.x ≥ y
II) 3x + 2y = 29 C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
A.x > y D.x < y
B.x ≥ y E.x ≤ y
C.x = y or relationship can’t be determined.

Page 17 of 30
Approximation C.8
11) 649.94 ÷ 5.02 + 12.056 * 8.909 =? D.6
A.238 E.10
B.288 14) 10.98 * 5.03 + √5040.90 + 13.09*7.99 +
C.268 12.5% 55.90 =?
D.218 A.237
E.278 B.247
12) 13.133 * 8.899 + 19.9191 * 2.222 + √960.28 C.267
* 3.01 =? D.257
A.250 E.227
B.280 15) 149.908*4.12 + 33.33% of 873.02 - 42.01% of
C.300 184.906 =?
D.220 A.813
E.240 B.819
13) √14399.90 ÷ 60.03 + 139.890 * 11.90 - √ C.800
256.15 * 105.065 +? =4.07 D.810
A.2 E.820
B.5
Page 18 of 30
Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer: B x2 – 27x + 3x – 81 = 0
Required angle = 360 * 35/100 = 1260 x(x – 27) + 3(x – 27) = 0
2. Answer: D x = 27, -3
Difference = 25 – 12/100 * 20000 = Rs.2600 y2 + 18y + 45 = 0
3. Answer: E y2 + 15y + 3y + 45 = 0
Shopping = 10/100 * 20000 = Rs.2000 y(y + 15) + 3(y + 15) = 0
CP of shirt = 2000 – 1200 = Rs.800 y = -3, -15
4. Answer: D x≥y
Expenditure = 5x – x = 4x 7. Answer: C
4x = 20000 x2 = 144
X = Rs.5000 x = 12, -12
5. Answer: C y2 + 19y + 90 = 0
Required average = (35 + 10 + 18)/(3 * 100) * y2 + 9y + 10y + 90 = 0
20000 y(y + 9) + 10(y + 9) = 0
= 4200 y = -10, -9
6. Answer: B Relationship between x and y cannot be
x2 – 24x – 81 = 0 established.
Page 19 of 30
8. Answer: D x2 – 17x – 2x + 34 = 0
2x + y = 17 -----(1) x(x – 17) – 2(x – 17) = 0
3x + 2y = 29 ------(2) x = 17, 2
From (1) and (2) y2 – 15y + 44 = 0
x = 34 – 29 = 5 y2 – 11y – 4y + 44 = 0
y = 17 – 10 = 7 y(y – 11) – 4(y – 11) = 0
x<y y = 11, 4
9. Answer: E Relationship between x and y cannot be
x2 + 16x – 105 = 0 established.
x2 + 21x – 5x – 105 = 0 11. Answer: A
x(x + 21) – 5(x + 21) = 0 649.94 ÷ 5.02 + 12.056 * 8.909 =?
x = 5, -21 650/5 + 12 * 9 =?
y2 – 11y + 30 = 0 130 + 108 =?
y2 – 5y – 6y + 30 = 0 238 =?
y(y – 5) – 6(y – 5) = 0 12. Answer: A
y = 5, 6 13.133 * 8.899 + 19.9191 * 2.222 + √960.28 * 3.01
x≤y =?
10. Answer: C 13 * 9 + 20 * 2 + √960 * 3 =?
x2 – 19x + 34 = 0 117 + 40 + 93 =?
Page 20 of 30
250 =? 11 * 5 + √5041 + 13 * 8 + 1/8 * 56 =?
13. Answer: A 55 + 71 + 104 + 7 =?
√14399.90 ÷ 60.03 + 139.890 * 11.90 - √256.15 237 =?
* 105.065 +? =4.07 15. Answer: A
√14400 ÷ 60 + 140 * 12 - √256 * 105 +? = 4 149.908*4.12 + 33.33% of 873.02 - 42.01% of
120 ÷ 60 + 1680 – 16 * 105 +? = 4 184.906 =?
2 + 1680 – 1680 +? =4 150 * 4 + 1/3 * 873 – 42/100 * 185 =?
?= 2 600 + 291 – 78 =?
14. Answer: A 813 =?
10.98 * 5.03 + √5040.90 + 13.09*7.99 + 12.5%
55.90 =?
English Language
Sentence rearrangement from the options given bellow. In case, the
Direction (1-5) In the questions given bellow a sentence is correct in its original form, please
sentence has been broken down into four select (E) as your answer.
fragments labeled (A) (B) (C) (D)and arranged 1. the Indian and U.S. Commerce Ministers will
and not necessarily in the same order. You have sit down again,(A)/ as they have on at least
to find the correct order of the arrangement three occasions in the past year,(B)/ have
Page 21 of 30
called a halt to raising tariffs until they resolve D.BDAC
issues(C)/ to try to resolve the impasse over E.No rearrangement required
trade issues, and the U.S. and China(D)/ 3. or that which is caused to patients as a result
A.DCBA of strikes by doctors, an examination of the
B.CBAD conditions (A)/ while no form of violence can be
C.ABDC condoned,(B)/ in which it occurs, while not
D.BDAC justifying it, can explain its occurrence(C)/ be it
E.No rearrangement required that against doctors by indignant relatives of a
2. many global challenges, such as climate deceased patient (D)/
change and its impact,(A)/ the balance A.DCBA
between the needs for speed and national B.CBAD
security with 5G networks(B)/ being C.ABDC
introduced, as well as technology-driven D.BDAC
terrorism, (C)/will become even more critical E.No rearrangement required
for the grouping, and the government must 4. culminating in a nationwide strike called by
articulate its line(D)/ the Indian Medical Association (IMA) on 17 June
A.DCBA 2019(A)/ led to the resignation of many senior
B.CBAD doctors in the city and protests by doctors all
C.ABDC over the country, (B)/ with the chief minister

Page 22 of 30
choosing to give the doctors an ultimatum D.BDAC
instead, (C)/ the inaction on the part of the E.No rearrangement required
Mamata Banerjee government, (D)/ Missplet Word

A.DCBA Direction(6-10); In the below question a
B.CBAD sentence is given with four words bold. One of
C.ABDC the words is either misspelt or incorrect in
D.BDAC terms of the usage. Mark that word as your
E.No rearrangement required answer.
5. as his plan for “data free flow with trust”, 6. The 2020s will be the decade in
(B)/included in the G-20 declaration, runs which autonomous vehicles of all kinds – cars,
counter (A)/ as his plan for “data free flow with taxis, trucks, and even ships – become truly
trust”, (B)/ India sent a tough message by autonomous and commercially viable.
refusing to attend the digital economy summit A.decade
pushed by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo B.autonomous
Abe,(C)/ to the Reserve Bank of India’s C.commercially
proposed data localisation guidelines(D)/ D.viable
A.DCBA E.All are correct words
B.CBAD
C.ABDC
Page 23 of 30
7. Therefore, making marriage simplifier (A) a null and void, the State’s note on the ordinance
ground for renders (B) conversion illegal (C) may (C) says it provides for invalidation of
not survive judicial scrutiny (D). marriages solemised (D) solely for conversion.
A.Simplifier A.Panel
B.Renders B.Suggested
C.Illegal C.Ordinance
D.Scrutiny D.Solemised
E.All correct E.All correct
8. It is disconcerting (A) that several States are 10. Cleared for promulgation (A) by the Governor,
keen to join this bandwagon(B) against inter- it does not use the Islamophobic term
marriages despite its potential (C) for deepening that votaries (B) of Hindutva have been banding
social discard (D) and communal divides. (C) about to denote (D) certain inter-faith
A.Disconcerting marriages, but it is clearly targeted at the idea.
B.Bandwagon A.Promulgation
C.Potential B.Votaries
D.Discard C.Banding
E.All correct D.Denote
9. While the panel (A) had suggested (B) that E.All correct
conversion solely for marriage should be declared

Page 24 of 30
Phrasal replacement Residents in the district living in vulnerable
Direcion(11-15): Which of the following areas has shifted to rented accommodations for
phrases given below each sentence should the monsoon season.
replace the phrase printed in bold letters to A.has been shifted to rent
make the sentence meaningfully correct? B.have shifted to rent
Choose the best option among the five given C.have been shifted to rented
alternatives that reflect the correct use of D.have shift to rented
phrase in the context of the grammatically E.No correction required
correct sentence. 13. Questions
11. The Air Force chief launched the 3D game, A holiday had been declared for schools and
which has elements of augment reality, at the colleges in Kodagu after a red alert was issued for
National Bal Bhawan in New Delhi the district by the Indian Meteorological
A.had elements of augmented Department
B.has elements of augmented A.have been declared
C.has element of augmented B.has been declared
D.having elements of augment C.has being declared
E.No correction required D.have being declared
12. Questions E.No correction required
14. Questions
Page 25 of 30
The YSRCP chief will meeting Modi and Shah a 15. An eight-year-old student was find dead
day after the party supported the Centre's move to under mysterious circumstances in a government-
scrap Article 370 which gives special status to run hostel in Andhra Pradesh’s Krishna district
Jammu and Kashmir. A.were found
A.will being met B.were find
B.meet C.was found
C.had been met D.were found
D.Will be meeting E.No correction required
E.No correction required
English – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer: C 2. Answer: E
The Indian and U.S. Commerce Ministers will sit Many global challenges, such as climate change
down again,(A)/ as they have on at least three and its impact,(A)/ the balance between the needs
occasions in the past year,(B)/ to try to resolve the for speed and national security with 5G
impasse over trade issues, and the U.S. and networks(B)/ being introduced, as well as
China(D)/ have called a halt to raising tariffs until technology-driven terrorism, (C)/will become even
they resolve issues(C)
Page 26 of 30
more critical for the grouping, and the government 5. Answer: B
must articulate its line(D) India sent a tough message by refusing to attend
3. Answer: D the digital economy summit pushed by Japanese
While no form of violence can be condoned,(B)/ be Prime Minister Shinzo Abe,(C)/ as his plan for
it that against doctors by indignant relatives of a “data free flow with trust”, (B)/included in the G-
deceased patient (D)/or that which is caused to 20 declaration, runs counter (A)/to the Reserve
patients as a result of strikes by doctors, an Bank of India’s proposed data localisation
examination of the conditions(A)/ in which it guidelines(D)
occurs, while not justifying it, can explain its Missplet Word
occurrence(C) 6. Answer: E
4. Answer: A All are correct words
The inaction on the part of the Mamata Banerjee The 2020s will be the decade in which autonomous
government, (D)/with the chief minister choosing vehicles of all kinds – cars, taxis, trucks, and even
to give the doctors an ultimatum instead, (C)/led ships – become truly autonomous and
to the resignation of many senior doctors in the commercially viable.
city and protests by doctors all over the country, 7. Answer: B
(B)/culminating in a nationwide strike called by The word ‘renders’ is misspelt and written in
the Indian Medical Association (IMA) on 17 June incorrect form which should be rewritten as
2019(A)
Page 27 of 30
rendering meaning the action of giving or meaning pass on or discuss (an idea or rumour) in
surrendering something. a casual or uninformed way.
Therefore, option B is the correct answer. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.
8. Answer: D 11. Answer: B
The word ‘discard’ meaning get rid of (someone ‘has elements of augmented’ is the correct
or something) as no longer useful or desirable, is replacement because the subject is in singular and
misspelt and incorrect to this context and should the sentence describes about what the subject
be replaced with ‘discord’ meaning disagreement possesses.
between people. 12. Answer: C
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Have been shifted to rented is the correct
9. Answer: D replacement because the subject is in plural form
the word ‘solemised’ is misspelt and should be and the sentence is in simple past.
rewritten as ‘solemnised’ meaning duly perform (a 13. Answer: B
ceremony, especially that of marriage). Has been declared is the correct replacement.
Therefore, option D is the correct answer. 14. Answer: D
10. Answer: C Will be meeting is the correct replacement
‘banding’ referring the presence or formation of because the sentence is in future
stripes of contrasting colour is misspelt in this 15. Answer: C
context and should be replaced with ‘bandying’

Page 28 of 30
Was found is the correct replacement because the
sentence depicts about the past incident.
Dear Friends, we have made a Special Paid Bundle PDF Course by Our Experts Team. This PDF
Course consists of High-Standard Questions on Reasoning, Quants, English, Current Affairs Quiz,
Static GK Quiz and Banking Awareness Quiz Exactly on Exam Level. Total 40,000+ Questions and
Course Duration is of 50 Days for each exam. If anyone get this PDF without purchasing it, kindly
buy this PDF Officially using the link given below. This will encourage us to work harder to
produce high quality content for you in upcoming days.
Get Our Special Grand Bundle PDF Course for All Upcoming Bank Exams
Page 29 of 30
Check Here for Free Reasoning Questions PDF
Free Aptitude Questions PDF
For English Language Question PDF Download
THE COMPLETE Static GK Capsule for Upcoming Exams
The COMPLETE Static Banking Awareness PDF
Join Our What’s App Group & Get Instant Notification on Study
Materials & PDFs
Click Here to Join Our Official Telegram Channel
Page 30 of 30

Score Booster For All Bank Prelims Exams - Day 19

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Score Booster For All Bank Prelims Exams - Day 19

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Score Booster for All Bank Prelims Exams – Day 19

persons are sitting between S and B. K sits at one

3. Who among the following person sits to the A) 2

A.Only (II) and (III) Month puzzle

D.Only (II) below:

A.30 competitive exams in different months of the year

B.27 namely, January, March, April, June, August

C.28 October and November but not necessarily in the

D.29 same order.

E.31 Charles has his exam in the month of having 30

days. Two persons have their exams in between

month of August. Both Zainul and Vihan have their D) Three

month of April. Three persons have their exams in true?

between Lucky and Vansh where Lucky has his A) October-Vansh

exams before the exam of Vansh. B) April-Vihan

6) Who among the following has his exam in the C) August-Nitin

month of June? D) January-vihan

A) John E) None is True

B) Charles 9) Which of the following statements is/are

D) Nitin A) Vansh doesn't given his exam in the month

E) Lucky having 31 days.

B) Two D) Both A and B

10) Four of the five are alike in a certain way W.

following does not belong to that group? A. Father

D) Lucky E. None of these

E) Zainul 12) Four of the following are alike in a certain

Blood Relation way so form a group, which of the following

information carefully and answer the below A.S

There are eight members in the family with three C.C

generations. Three couples are there in the family. D.L

S is the father of W, who is the mother of D. E is E.D

the granddaughter of L, who is the mother-in-law 13) How is E related to O?

of M. C is the brother-in-law of O who is the sister A. Son

D. Niece E. none of these

E. None of these 15) RAIN is coded as ‘ 3412’ GRID is coded as ‘

Coding Decoding 5317’ then what is the code for GRIND?

14) If A is denoted as ‘+’ , B is denoted as ‘-‘ , C A. 34531

is denoted as’ ˟’then find 30 A 5 C 6 B 5 B. 53217

Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Common Explanation and B is one more than between T and G.

Final Arrangement • T sits to the left of G.

From the above condition, there are two

• Only three persons are sitting between G

• The number of persons sitting to the left of

T is the same as to the right of F.

• At least two persons are sitting between T

• More than two persons are sitting between

• Only three persons are sitting between I and

Names of Months Names of Persons

Directions (6-10): January (31)

Common Explanation March (31)

Final Arrangement April (30) Charles

Names of Months Names of Persons June (30)

January (31) Zainul August (31)

March (31) Vihan October (31)

April (30) Lucky November (30)

June (30) Charles

August (31) Nitin CASE II:

October (31) John Names of Months Names of Persons

November (30) Vansh January (31)

STEP I: Charles has his exam in the month of April (30)

having 30 days. June (30) Charles