Paid Reasoning 10 Practice Set

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Practice Set-1 (Questions) 01
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Practice Set-1
Direction(1-4) Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
‘A#B’ means ‘A and B are siblings’
‘A@B’ means ‘A and B are married couples’
‘A*B’ means ‘B is the only daughter of A’
‘A%B’ means ‘B is the father of A’

‘A^B’ means ‘B is the sister in law of A’
‘A-B’ means ‘B is the brother in law of A’
I. Z@J^G
II. J#M*X
III. P-K@L
IV. Y@O
V. P#L*M
VI. X%N-J
VII. G#Z*Y
1. How is K related to N, according to the above expression?
a) Father in law
b) Mother in law
c) Brother in law
d) Sister in law
e) None of these
2. Which of the following is definitely true according to the above expression?
a) J and X are males

b) P has two children
c) X is nephew of J
d) Y is niece of M
e) None of these
3. How many female members are there in the family?
a) Four
b) Five
c) Six
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of these
4. How J related to P according to the above expression?
a) Niece
b) Nephew
c) Aunt
d) Uncle
e) None of these
Direction (5-7): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them
following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Input: 15 qxbm 11 fcym tzek 8 hdln 13
Step I: vpga 8 15 qxbm 11 fcym hdln 13
Step II: vpga 8 ynjc 33 15 fcym hdln 13
Step III: vpga 8 ynjc 33 wsom 65 15 fcym

Step IV: vpga 8 ynjc 33 wsom 65 xunb 105
Step IV is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate
steps for the given input.

Input: 12 nhev 18 gldo 9 crxk svfx 14
5. In Step II ‘crxk’ related to ‘vsme’ and in Step IV ‘9’ related ‘70’ as same way in Step III ‘18’ related which of the
following element?
a) 9
b) uhec
c) 36
d) vsme
e) None of these
6. In step III ‘9’ and ‘70’ interchanged their position then ‘uhec’ and ‘wtol’ interchanged their position then which of
the following element is third to the left of ‘crxk’?

a) 9
b) vsme
c) 36
d) uhec
e) wtol
7. Which of the following statement is true based on the Step II?
a) 9 is third to the right of 18
b) 18 is fourth from the right end
c) ‘vsme 9 18’ found in same order

d) gldo is sixth from the right end
e) None of these
Direction (8-10): In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two statements
numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the
given question. Read the both statements and Give answer:

a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question, while the data in Statement II alone is not
sufficient to answer the question.
b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question, while the data in Statement I alone is not

c) If the data in either Statement I or Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
d) If the data in both Statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
e) If the data in both Statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
8. P, Q, R, S and T are living in different floors of a building, the ground floor is numbered 1 and so on and the
topmost floor is numbered 5 but not necessarily in the same order. On which floor does P live?
I. One floor is there between S and R. Two floors are there between Q and R. Neither R nor S lives at odd
numbered floor. Neither P nor Q lives at the lowermost floor.

II. T lives at one of the odd numbered floors. No persons live between R and T. Two persons live between T and
S. Only one floor is there between Q and P.

9. Who is the second tallest person among U, V, W, X, Y and Z?
I. Only one person is shorter than U. W is taller than X but shorter than Z. Y is taller than V and Z. V is neither
shortest nor the second tallest person.
II. V is not the tallest person. U is taller than X but shorter than Z. Only two persons are shorter than W. Both V
and Z are taller than W.
10. What is the code for the word ‘wish’ in the given code language?
I. ‘Believe in hard work’ is coded as ‘ei lx oj fc’,
‘Way you wish to go’ is coded as ‘ix zx ph vz pu’ and
‘She got the point’ is coded as ‘fu uh ft uq’.

II. ‘Learned the hard way’ is coded as ‘ei zx em fu’,
‘Finally got his wish’ is coded as ‘ti uh ix zg’ and
‘You should work hard’ is coded as ‘ei lx et vz’.
Direction (11-15): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below
Seven persons are sitting in a straight line some of them facing north and some of them are facing south.
They are sitting as per the English alphabetical order from west to east. Seven persons are living in seven
different floors numbered 1 to 7 of a same building but not necessarily in the same order.
M sits third to the right of the one who lives in 5th floor. The immediate neighbours of the person who lives
in 3rd floor are facing opposite direction with the person. The one who lives in 2nd floor is not facing north direction
and sits immediately next to the one who sits at the extreme end. Only one person among seven whose name
starts with vowel sits second to the right of one who lives in 6th floor. The persons sitting at the extreme ends are
facing same direction and both are living in odd numbered floors. The person who lives in 1st floor sits to the
immediate right of the one who lives in 2nd floor and third to the right of the one who lives in 4th floor and not facing
the same direction as the person lives in 2nd floor. Three persons are there between N and the one who lives in 7th
floor.
11) Who among the following sits second to the right of N?

a) One who lives in 4th floor
b) P
c) One who lives in 3rd floor
d) L
e) None of these
12) Which of the following statements is true?

a) The one who lives in 2nd floor is facing north direction.
b) Only two among seven facing south direction
c) The persons sit at the extreme ends are facing north direction
d) The persons sit at the extreme ends are facing south direction
e) None is true
13) Who among the following are sitting at the extreme ends of the row?
a) The persons live in 1st and 3rd floor
b) The persons live in 1st and 5th floor
c) The persons live in 3rd and 7th floor

d) The persons live in 5th and 7th floor
e) None of these
14) Four of the five are alike in certain way based on the arrangement, find which of the one does not belong to
the group?
a) One who lives in 7th floor
b) One who lives in 4th floor
c) One who lives in 3rd floor

d) One who lives in 2nd floor
e) One who lives in 5th floor
15) If all the person’s floor numbers are arranged in ascending order from west to east then how many person’s
floor number remains unchanged?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
Direction (16-20) Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table. Four of them face inside and
four of them face outside. They are born on same day of different year viz. 1978, 1980, 1986, 1990, 1993, 1996,
2007 and 2010. Consider all the present age is calculated as on 2017. All the above information is not necessarily
in the same order.
E and F are not facing the same direction. Two persons are sitting between A and B and both of them are
born after 1985 and before 2005 and the difference between their ages is equal to the age of E. One of the
immediate neighbours of G is the youngest person among the group. The age of F is an even number and sits
third to the right of C. More than two persons facing same direction do not sit together. E sits second to the left of
H and both are not an immediate neighbor of both A and F. The age of G is a prime number and sits to the
immediate left of A. Only two among eight are facing each other. The difference between the ages of G and H is a
perfect square. The sum of the ages of B and C is divisible by 7.
16) Who among the following sits second to the right of C?
a) One whose age is 10
b) One whose age is 31

c) One whose age is 37
d) One whose age is 24
e) None of these
17) Who among the following sits third to the right of the one who sits second to the right of B?
a) F
b) C
c) G
d) E
e) None of these
18) How many persons are sitting between F and C when counted from the left of F?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
19) If A is related to E, B is related to C in the same way who among the following is related to C?
a) One who was born on 1978

b) One who was born on 1996
c) One who was born on 1980
d) One who was born on 2007
e) None of these
20) Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the arrangement and hence form a group. Which
of the following does not belong to the group?

a) H
b) B
c) D
d) G
e) F
Direction (21-24): Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the vowels are removed and then the letters are coded as 1-8, like B is coded as 1, C
is coded as 2 and so on and the next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-8 till Z.
Vowels are coded as per below arrangement.
KING- 358#
GROWTH- 286*56
CLEAN-@31%2
I. If first and last letter of the word is vowel, then second letter will be coded as the code of the second last letter.
II. If there are more than three vowels in a word, then the first two vowels are coded as &.
III. If the second and fifth letter of a word is vowel then all the vowels are coded as 0.
IV. If it is a sentence, the code for all letters which code is 5 and above in each word should be added +1.
Note: If more than two conditions applicable for the same word then coding will be done as per all the conditions.
21. What is the code of ‘NEVER GIVE UP’?
a) 3%1%7 6#1$ #4
b) 3#1%7 6#1% !4
c) 3%1#7 6%1% !4
d) 3%1%6 5#1% !4
e) 3%1%7 6#1% !4
22. What is the possible code for the word ‘EMPORIUM’?

a) #24&6&$2
b) &24$6#$2
c) $24&6#&2
d) &24&6#$2
e) None of these
23. What is the code for the word ‘ADAPTABLE?’

a) @1&48@11%
b) &3&48@11%
c) &1&48@11%
d) &1@48@11%
e) None of these
24. What is the code for the word ‘FORWARD’?
a) 4062@63
b) 4*62063
c) 4062063
d) 4*62@63
e) None of these
Direction (25-29) Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
Six players A, B, C, D, E and F selected for six teams for IPL tournament in the final day selection. These six
teams are sponsored by six major companies M, N, O, P, Q and R. Six players got different jersey number 6, 7, 9,
11, 12 and 13. The six teams are Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore and Hyderabad but not necessarily
in the same order.
B, selected for the team which is sponsored by neither R nor O and he got his jersey no 9. Hyderabad team was
sponsored by the company M and selected player is C and his jersey no is neither 7 nor 12. The company P
sponsored to the team which is selected the player whose jersey no 11. F is not selected for Mumbai team and
his Jersey no is a prime number but not 7. Kolkata team is sponsored by company Q and the player’s jersey no is
neither divisible by 3 nor 13. D is selected for Delhi team. The company O sponsored to Bangalore team and the
player selected for this team is neither E nor C. A’s jersey no is not 7 and F is not selected for Bangalore Team.
25. The company P is sponsored to which of the following Team?
a) Delhi
b) Chennai
c) Kolkata
d) Mumbai
e) None of these
26. Kolkata team was sponsored by which among the following companies?
a) O
b) N
c) M
d) Q
e) None of these
27. The player selected by Mumbai team was?

a) D
b) F
c) B
d) C
e) None of these
28. Which of the following player’s jersey no is 11?
a) B
b) D
c) C
d) A
e) None of these
29. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not
belong to the group?
a) E
b) F
c) D
d) B
e) A
Direction (30-34) Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
J, K, L, M, O, P, R and S are family members and they celebrated a function at their home and distributes sweet
to all family members according to their age (i.e.) elder persons got more sweets than younger persons.
Note: If in a couple the male is elder than female.
Three generations are there in the family. The maximum number of sweets distributed to the family is 155. R got 1
less than her sibling and the number is cube of a single digit. P is the nephew of M. J has no children. No male
member in the family got even number of sweets. The minimum number of sweets to the youngest person in the
family is 5 and the maximum number of sweets to the eldest person is multiple of 5. K is the brother in law of M
and J has only one sister and J is elder to her sister. S is the eldest women in the family and got 3 sweets lesser
than his husband. M is brother in law of R. K got the number of sweets in prime number which is less than 30 and
7 more than his spouse. J is the daughter in law of S and O is not a male. M got 6 more than his wife but lesser
than O.
30. Who is the eldest person in the family and the number of sweets he got?
a) M, 30
b) K, 25
c) M, 25
d) L, 35
e) None of these
31. How many male members are there in the family?
a) Two
b) Three
c) Four
d) Five
e) None of these
32. How many number of sweets that O got more than M?

a) M and O got same number
b) M got more than O
c) Five
d) More than five
e) None of these
33. The sister in law of M got how many number of sweets?
a) 8
b) 9
c) 12
d) 13
e) None of these
34. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not
belong to the group?
a) J
b) M
c) O
d) K
e) R
Direction (35-38) Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
@ - North
$ - East
% - West
# - South
& - Either 3 meters or 9 meters

! - Either 4 meters or 12 meters
i.e. A # B means A is to the South of B
A @% B means A is to the Northwest of B
A $& B means A is either 3 meters east of B or 9 meters east of B.

I. K@&J
II. J@$L
III. L%&M
IV. M%Z
V. N#M
VI. N%!P
VII. Z@P
35. If Z is 5 m north of P then what is the possible shortest distance between Z and N?
a) 8
b) 12
c) 5
d) 13
e) None of these
36. If Z#!X and X$J then what is the possible distance between point M and K?
a) 12
b) 21
c) 18
d) Either b) or c)
e) None of these
37. What is the direction of K with respect to Z?
a) @$
b) #%
c) @%
d) #$
e) None of these
38. What is the distance between Z and L if the distance between LM is greater than MZ?
a) 12
b) 13
c) 15
d) 21z
e) None of these
Direction (39-40): In each question below is given a statement followed by three courses of action numbered I and
II. A courses of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement, follow-up or further action
in regard to the problem, policy, etc. On the basis of the information given in the statement, you have to assume
everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for
pursuing.
Give answer (a) if only I follows.

Give answer (b) if only II follows
Give answer (c) If either I or II follows
Give answer (d) If neither I nor II follows
Give answer (e) If both I and II follows.

39. Statement: Five cases of different murder were reported at one of the most renowned five star hotels early
Morning.
I. The hotel staff should be instructed to be police personnel and report any suspicious person or activity.
II. More CCTV cameras should be installed near the entrance of staircase, rooms and reception areas of the hotel
where these incidents took place.
40. Statement: Tribal people have reported that instances of illegal Hunting of animals have increased over the
last few months in the forest area.

I. The Tribal people should be encouraged to report any such activities in the future.
II. Authorities should immediately look into the matter and put a stop to such illegal activities.
Direction (41-43): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be either
independent causes or may be effects of independent causes or a common cause. One of these statements may
be the effect of the other statement. Read both the statements and decide which of the following answer choices
correctly depicts the relationship between these two statements.
Mark answer (a) if statement (A) is the cause and statement (B) is its effect.
Mark answer (b) if statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect.
Mark answer (c) if both the statements (A) and (B) are independent causes.
Mark answer (d) if both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of independent causes.
Mark answer (e) if both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
41. (A) Pneumonia cases in the town are on a continuous rise since last Month.
(B) The number of commonly found animals such as Lion, Tiger and hippopotamus in the forest has continuously
dwindled since last year.

42. (A) Prices of jute and wheat in India has increased substantially.
(B) Lakhs of farmers have quit farming owing to lack of governmental support in the form of subsidies.
43. (A) The university decided to postpone the Campus drive for the final year students.
(B) Nearly thirty students out of sixty students in course XYZ failed to pass the final exams last year.
Direction (44-45) Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
Letter N D G S O E T C L P W F I U Y M R
Code 6 * 3 % 7 ^ 8 4 ! 1 # 9 & $ 5 + 2
I. If only one vowel is present in the word then the codes of first and last letter should be interchanged.
II. If no vowel is present in the word then the code of the word to be reversed.
III. If first and last letter of the word is vowel then the code should coded after arranging the word alphabetically
from the left to right.
44. Which of the following is the code for the word ‘SYSTEM’?
a) %5%8^+
b) +8^%5%
c) +^8%5%
d) %5%8^%
e) None of these
45. Which of the following is the code for the word ‘INDIGO’?
a) &3*&67
b) *3&&67
c) *6&&37
d) *6&&63
e) None of these
Practice Set-1: Answer Key:

Direction (1-4)
1. Answer: a)
2. Answer: d)
3. Answer: d)
4. Answer: b)
Direction (5-7)
Input: 12 nhev 18 gldo 9 crxk svfx 14

Step I: uhec 9 12 nhev 18 gldo crxk 14
Step II: uhec 9 vsme 36 18 gldo crxk 14
Step III: uhec 9 vsme 36 wtol 70 18 crxk

Step IV: uhec 9 vsme 36 wtol 70 xpic 126
Logic: Words and numbers are arranged alternatively from left to right respectively.
Word: Words are arranged according to reverse alphabetic order. First, all letters in
the word itself arranged alphabetically and then each letter should be coded as
their opposite letter (i.e.) ‘a’ is coded as ‘z’ and ‘b’ is coded as ‘y’ and so on.
Number: Numbers are arranged according to ascending order. Each number is
multiplied with consecutive odd number (i.e.) 1 st number X 1, 2 nd number X 3 and so on.
5. Answer: d)
6. Answer: d)
7. Answer: b)
Direction (8-10):
8. Answer: a)
From Statement I
5-Q
4-S
3-P
2-R
1-T
9. Answer: a)
From Statement I
Y>Z>V/W > W/V>U>X
10. Answer: e)
By Combining Statements I & II

The Code for the word ‘wish’ is ‘ix’
Direction (11-15):
11. Answer: b)
12. Answer: d)
13. Answer: d)
14. Answer: b)
15. Answer: a)
Direction (16-20):
E 2010 7
F 2007 10
H 1996 21
A 1993 24
D 1990 27
B 1986 31
G 1980 37
C 1978 39
16. Answer: b)
17. Answer: a)
18. Answer: d)
19. Answer: c)
20. Answer: b)
Direction (21-24):
21. Answer: e)
22. Answer: d)
23. Answer: c)
24. Answer: c)
Direction(25-29):
Player Company Jersey No Team
A O 12 Bangalore
B N 9 Mumbai
C M 6 Hyderabad
D P 11 Delhi
E Q 7 Kolkata
F R 13 Chennai
25. Answer: a)
26. Answer: d)
27. Answer: c)
28. Answer: b)
29. Answer: e)
Direction (30-34):
No of Sweets distributed
L 35
S 32
K 29
O 22
M 15
J 9
R 8
P 5
30. Answer: d)
31. Answer: c)
32. Answer: d)
33. Answer: a)
34. Answer: e)
Direction (35-38):
35. Answer : d)
36. Answer : b)
37. Answer : c)
38. Answer : b)
Direction (39-40):
39. Answer: e)
Clearly courses of action (A) and (B) seem suitable for pursing.
40. Answer: e)
Clearly courses of action (A) and (B) seem suitable for pursing.
Direction (41-43):
41. Answer: d)
Both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of independent causes.
42. Answer: b)
Statement (B) is the cause and Statement (A) is the effect.
43. Answer: d)
Both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of independent causes.
Direction (44-45):
44. Answer: c)
S Y S T E M
% 5 % 8 ^ +
45. Answer: b)
I N D I G O
* 3 & & 6 7
Practice Set-2
Direction (46-50) Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting in a straight line in which some of them are facing north
and some of them are facing south. Each of them likes different colours viz., Blue, White, Brown, Yellow, Orange,
Green, Indigo and Peach. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
Q does not like White. The persons facing north do not like Brown and Green. P and R are facing same
direction as W. P and U do not sit at the extreme end of the line and do not like either Green or Orange colour.
The one who likes Orange and Green are immediate neighbours. T is not an immediate neighbour of U. The
immediate neighbour of T likes Peach and four persons sit between one who likes Peach and Blue. The
immediate neighbours of S are facing opposite directions with respect to S. P sits third to the right of R and both
of them do not like Peach. There are three persons sit between U and the one who likes White. The number of
persons between V and S is same as S and Q. Not more than two persons facing same direction sit together. The
one who likes Peach does not face North direction. Only one person is there between T and one of the immediate
neighbours of U and both of them do not like Yellow.
46. Who sits third to the left of person who sits second to the right of the person who likes Blue colour?
a) The person who likes Peach colour
b) The person who likes White colour
c) The person who likes Brown colour

d) The person who likes Green colour
e) The person who likes Yellow colour
47. How many persons sit between the person who likes Brown colour and R?
a) Two
b) Six
c) Three
d) None
e) Four
48. How many persons are facing North direction in the above arrangement?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) More than three
e) None of these
49. Who among the following persons sit at the extreme end of the line?
a) The person who likes Peach and Brown colour
b) The person who likes White and Indigo colour
c) The person who likes Blue and Brown colour

d) The person who likes Brown and White colour
e) The person who likes Orange and Brown colour
50. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the arrangement and hence form a group. Which
of the following does not belong to the group?
a) W
b) R
c) P
d) U
e) Q
Direction (51-55):Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
Eight persons H, I, K, L, M, R, T, and U are sitting around a circular table facing centre. Each of them was born on
different years 1983, 1985, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994 but not necessarily in the same order. The
age was calculated as on 2017.
The one who was born on 1991 sits immediate left of the one who was born on 1983. Two persons were sits
between the one who was born on 1983 and the one who was born on 1993. H’s age is prime number. R was
born on 1992. One person is sitting between L and the one who was born on 1994. I is the eldest person. L is not
an immediate neighbour of the one who was born on 1983. K was born on 1990 and is not an immediate
neighbour of H. M and U are immediate neighbours of H. I is two years elder than L. M was born on 1993. R and
T are immediate neighbours. U’s age is multiples of 5. U and L are not immediate neighbours. K sits second to
the left of T.
51. How many persons sit between T and M?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
52. Who among the following persons are immediate neighbours of L?
a) R and the one who was born on 1992
b) I and the one who was born on 1987

c) H and the one who was born on 1992
d) M and the one who was born on 1990
e) None of these
53. Four of the following five are like in a certain way, Find which one does not belong to the group?
a) R-1985
b) M-1987
c) I-1994
d) T-1990
e) H-1983
54. Which of the following combinations is true?

a) I sits third to the right of the one who was born on 1990
b) L’s age is 32
c) The difference between M and L’s age is 8 years

d) R sits opposite to the one who was born on 1994
e) All are true
55. Which of the following person sits fifth to the left of the one who was born on 1990?
a) The one whose age is 30

b) The one who was born on 1983
c) The one whose age is 26

e) None of these
Direction (56-58) Study the following information to answer the given questions:
Input: 29 gjoq inrp 45 ecst 35 dbhm 58
Step I: hflr gjoq inrp 45 ecst 35 58 87
Step II: 105 hflr gjoq inrp 45 58 87 igwy
Step III: knsv 105 hflr inrp 58 87 igwy 135

Step IV: 174 knsv 105 hflr 87 igwy 135 mrvu
Input: 38 jpto 43 lknq 25 hfds 47 eutc

56. What is the position of ’47’ in second last step?
a) 7th from the right
b) 6th from the right

c) 5th from the left
d) 7th from the left
e) None of these
57. In step IV which of the following word or number is fifth to the left of ‘129’?
a) 114
b) lknq
c) 141
d) ntxt
e) ljhx
58. In step III which of the following word or number is fourth to the right of ‘iyxh’?
a) ljhx
b) 47
c) iyxh
d) 75
e) None of these
Direction (59-62) Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
A @ B means A is the father of B
A % B means A is the mother of B
A $ B means A is the brother of B
A ! B means A is the sister of B

A * B means A is the daughter of B
A & B means A is the son of B
A # B means A is the husband of B
A ~ B means A is the wife B
59. Which of the following statement is true?

Q@P%M*L&K
a) K is father of L
b) Q is mother of P
c) M is grandson of K
d) Q is father in law of L
e) None of these
60. Which of the following statement is false?

L~M$P*R#S!J
a) R is the father of M
b) L is the sister in law of P

c) P is niece of J
d) J is aunt of M
e) None of these
61. Which of the following means M is uncle of P?

a) P ! B # L $ M ! N
b) P ! B * L $ M # N
c) P ! B $ L & M # N
d) P ! B & L $ M # N
e) Either b or d
62. Which of the following combination comes in the places of hyphen so that D is niece of Q should be true?
W_D_U_Q_Z
a) @, %, %, #
b) @, *, *, $
c) #, *, $, @
d) @, *, *, #
e) None of these
Direction (63-65) In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two statements

63. Five persons K, L, M, N and O have seminar on different days of the week starting from Monday. How many
persons have seminar after K?

I. N has seminar after L and before Thursday. O is not attending the seminar on Friday.
II. M has seminar two days after K. N is not attending the seminar on Wednesday.
64. Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting in a circular table with equal distance and all of them facing
centre. Who among the following sits third to the left of G?
I. F sits second to the right of D. E is not an immediate neighbor of both F and D. G sits third to the right of A.
There are two persons sit between B and F. G is not a neighbor of D.
II. G and C are immediate neighbours. Two members are there between C and D. B and A are immediate
neighbours of D. F is not a neighbor of C.
65. P, Q, R, S and T are living in different floors of a building, the ground floor is numbered 1 and so on and the
topmost floor is numbered 5. Each person likes different colours such as Green, Grey, Maroon, Magenta and
Purple but not necessarily in the same order. Who likes Maroon colour?
I. Q lives in a prime numbered floor but not on the topmost and lowermost floor. One floor is there between Q and
the one who likes Grey. Two floors are there between the one who likes Magenta and Grey. The one who likes
Green and Maroon are living at the adjacent floors. Q does not like Green.
II. P lives immediately below to the one who likes Maroon. T does not live on even numbered floor. R lives one of
the floors above T. Two floors are there between R and Q. The one who likes Grey lives at the middle floor. The
one who likes Maroon neither live on the topmost nor live on the lowermost floor.
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the vowels are removed and then the letters are coded as 1-8, like B is coded as 1, C
is coded as 2 and so on and the next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-8 till Z.
CLOTHS-218*67
RAIN-@6#3
CLEVER-%2116%
I. If first letter is vowel and last letter is consonant, then the code of all the consonants will be added +1.
II. If first and last letter of the word is consonant, then the code of fifth letter in the word is the digit sum of first and
last letter.
III. If there are more than three vowels in a word, then the first two vowels are coded as @.
IV. If it is a sentence, the code for all letters those codes is below 3 should be treated as 0 in each word.
66. What is the code for the word ‘MEMORIAL’?
a) 2@2@6@#1
b) 2@2@3@#1
c) 2@2#3@#1
d) 2%2@3@#1
e) None of these
67. What is the code for the word ‘OBSERVER’?

a) *17%61%6
b) *17%61@6
c) *27%72%7
d) *28%72%7
e) None of these
68. What is the possible code for this sentence ‘HARD WORK NEVER FAILS’?
a) 6@63 2@68 3%2%6 4@#17

b) 6@63 2*68 3%0%6 4@#17
c) 6#63 2*68 3%1@6 4@#17

d) 6@63 2*68 3%1%6 4@#17
e) 6@63 0*68 3%0%6 4@#07
69. What is the code for the word ‘SCRIPTER’?
a) 726#48@6
b) 726#48%6
c) 726@48%6
d) Either b) or c)
e) None of these
Direction (70-74): Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
Eight players A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H selected for eight teams for IPL tournament in the final day
selection. They are from different places Goa, Chennai, Kochi, Mumbai, Patna, Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore and
each player is given each floor in an apartment numbered 1 to 8 but not necessarily in the same order.
As many floors are there between F and B is between C and G. A is neither from Kolkata nor from
Chennai and the one who is from Bangalore is living immediately above him. H is living at the floor which is
exactly at the middle of the floors of one who is from Goa and Patna. F is neither from Patna nor from Delhi. D is
living below E and three floors are there between D and one who is from Kolkata. Four floors are there between
the one who is from Goa and Kochi but both of them are living below A. As many persons living above E as below
C. E is not from Goa and not living at even numbered floor. No person living in an odd numbered floor is from
Patna or Delhi.
70. Who among the following is from Kolkata?
a) G
b) E
c) H
d) D
e) C
71. How many persons are living between H and D?

a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) Four
72. Who among the following stays at 4th floor?

a) B
b) G
c) E
d) A
e) F
73. Who among the following is from Bangalore?
a) H
b) C
c) G
d) Either a or b
e) F
74. If all the persons arranged in alphabetical order from top to bottom, then who among the following retain his
original position?
a) H
b) C
c) G
d) Either b or c
e) None of these
Direction (75-79): Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
Six persons J, K, L, M, N and O are working in a company and they went with their spouse for their
company’s foundation day function and got different coloured sweet box. The number of sweets in each box given
to each person is according to the number persons living in their family.
K is living only with his spouse and L does not get Yellow and Pink coloured sweet box. The only child of
M is very happy that his father got sweet box of his favourite colour but it is not Green or Blue. The number of
sweets in Pink coloured box is one less than Yellow coloured box. L’s sweet box contains more sweets than Blue
coloured box. O’s sweet box is having more sweets than J but less than N. J does not get Pink coloured box but
got more sweets than one who got Purple coloured sweet box. Brown coloured box is given to the person whose
family has highest number of persons among all but who is not L. O’s in laws are taking care of her two children
when her office hours.
75. Who among the following got Green coloured sweet box?
a) L
b) O
c) J
d) M
e) None of these
76. Which among the following coloured box contains highest number of sweets?
a) Blue
b) Pink
c) Green
d) Brown
e) None of these
77. How many members are there in L’s family?
a) Greater than J’s family
b) Lesser than N’s family
c) Five
d) Either a or b
e) None of these
78. Who among the following got Pink coloured sweet box?
a) O
b) L
c) M
d) K
e) J
79. Which of the following coloured box does K get?
a) Green
b) Purple
c) Pink
d) Yellow
e) Brown
Direction (80-83): Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
% – North
# – South
@ – East
$ – West
* – Either 6 or 9 m
& – Either 5 or 8 m
For examples:
P%Q means P is North of Q.

P%$Q means P is North-West of Q.
P$&Q means P is West of Q at a distance of either 5 or 8 m.
Conditions given are as:
I. A%&B
II. A%$C
III. C@*B
IV. C$*D
V. E#&D
VI. F$*E
VII. G%*F
80. If G#$C then what is the distance between E and C?
a) 12 m
b) 10 m
c) 8 m
e) None of these
81. If H$F, HG= 9 m, H#B, CD=FE then find the distance between B and D?
a) 9 m
b) 15 m
c) 18 m
e) None of these
82. If C%$F, then which of the following is true regarding B and F?
a) F%&B
b) B%&F
c) B#*F
d) F#*B
e) B%$F
83. If distance between points D and F is approximately 12 m, then what is the distance between D and E?
a) 8 m
b) 5 m
c) 6 m
d) 9 m
e) None of these
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the vowels are coded with consecutive odd numbers staring from 1 and all the
consonants are coded with consecutive even numbers from 2 to 8 like B is coded as 2, C is coded as 4 and so on
and the next letters after 8 will again be coded 2-8 till Z.
For examples: CAMPUS- 412694

I. If first and last letter is vowel then their codes are interchanged.
II. If first letter is vowel and last letter is consonant then both are codes as middle letter of the word.
III. If first letter is consonant and last letter vowel is then both are codes as “*”.
IV. If first and last letter is consonant then both are coded as their adjacent letters.
84. What is the sum of codes for first four letters in the word ‘COUNTRY’?
a) 29
b) 24
c) 27
d) 25
e) None of these
85. What is the digit sum of codes for all letters in the word ‘EDUCATION’?
a) 9
b) 5
c) 8
d) 6
e) None of these
Direction (86-87): In each question below is given a statement followed by three courses of action numbered I, II
and III. On the basis of the information given in the statement, you have to assume everything in the statement to
be true, then decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.
86. Statement: The students fight with each other on the main road regarding inter college election and block
traffic movement.
Courses of action:
I. The local police station should immediately deploy police personnel on the main road.
II. Those involved in fighting should be identified and take action.
III. The College administration should disband the Students with immediate effect.
a) Only I and II follows
b) Only II and III follows

c) Only I and III follows
d) All, I, II and III follow
e) None of these
87. Statement: Many students are stayed in the college hostel fell ill for the third time in a row in the last three
months after consuming food prepared by College Canteen.
Courses of action:
I. The College management should immediately terminate the contract of the canteen and ask for compensation.
II. The College management should advise all the students not to eat food articles from the canteen.
III. The owner of the canteen should immediately be arrested for negligence.
a) None follows
b) Only II follows
c) Only III follows
d) Only I and II follows
e) Only II and III follows
Direction (88-90): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be either
independent causes or may be effects of independent causes or a common cause. One of these statements may
be the effect of the other statement. Read both the statements and decide which of the following answer choices
correctly depicts the relationship between these two statements.
Mark answer a) if statement (A) is the cause and statement (B) is its effect.
Mark answer b) if statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect.
Mark answer c) if both the statements (A) and (B) are independent causes.
Mark answer d) if both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of independent causes.
Mark answer e) if both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
88. (A) A Tsunami is expected to hit the coastline in the city during the next 12 hours.
(B) Warning has been issued that tsunami is expected in the coastal region in the City during the next 12 hours.
89. (A) All the Banks in the country increased the withdraw limit 50% more than previous limit.
(B) Due to Bank Withdraw limit People suffered more in their savings while doing transactions in festival season.
90. (A) The Kenya Government imposed fine on use of Plastic bags.
(B) Delhi Government imposed fine on use of plastic and carry bags, also Government announced that ban takes
place on firing the crackers.
Practice Set – 2: Answers Key

Direction (46-50):
46. Answer: a)
47. Answer: e)
48. Answer: d)
49. Answer: d)
50. Answer: e)
Direction (51-55)
Person Age Year
K 27 1990
T 26 1991
R 25 1992
M 24 1993
H 23 1994
U 30 1987
L 32 1985
I 34 1983
51. Answer: c)
52. Answer: d)
53. Answer: c)
54. Answer: e)
55. Answer: b)
Direction (56-58):
Input: 38 jpto 43 lknq 25 hfds 47 eutc

Step I: iyxh 38 jpto 43 lknq hfds 47 75
Step II: 114 iyxh jpto 43 lknq 47 75 ljhx

Step III: ntxt 114 iyxh lknq 47 75 ljhx 129
Step IV: 141 ntxt 114 iyxh 75 ljhx 129 porv
Logic: In step I, coded word and number is arranged left and right respectively. In step II, coded word and number
is arranged right and left respectively. These processes continue up to final step.
Word: Words are arranged according to alphabetic order.
The letters in the word are coded as,
Ex: ‘eutc’ is codes as,

E  E+4 = I
U  Q+4 = Y
T  T+4 = X
C  C+5 = H
Number: Numbers are arranged according to ascending order. Each number is multiplied with 3.
56. Answer: c)
57. Answer: d)
58. Answer: a)
Direction (59-62):
59. Answer: d)
60. Answer: d)
61. Answer: e)
62. Answer: c)
Direction (63-65):
63. Answer: e)
By Combining both Statement I & II, we get
Monday L
Tuesday N
Wednesday K
Thursday O
Friday M
64. Answer: a)
65. Answer: a)
By the Statement I,
4 Gray
3 Green
2 Q Maroon
1 Magenta
(Or)
5 Gray
4 Green
3 Q Maroon
2 Magenta
Direction (66-69):
Codes for Vowels Except ‘U’
66. Answer: b)
67. Answer: d)
68. Answer: e)
69. Answer: d)
Direction (70-74):
8 F Bangalore
7 A Mumbai
6 C Goa
5 H Kolkata
4 B Patna
3 E Chennai
2 G Delhi
1 D Kochi
70. Answer: c)
71. Answer: d)
72. Answer: a)
73. Answer: e)
74. Answer: b)
Direction (75-79):
75. Answer: a)
76. Answer: d)
77. Answer: d)
78. Answer: c)
79. Answer: b)
Direction (80-83):
80. Answer: b)
81. Answer: d)
82. Answer: e)
83 Answer: a)
Direction (84-85):
84. Answer: a)
COUNTRY  C O U N7+7+9+6  29
85. Answer: d)
EDUCATION  1+6+9+4+1+8+5+7+1  6
Direction (86-87):
86. Answer: a)
Only courses of action I and II seem to be appropriate for pursuing. Course of action III is so harsh to be
appropriate.
87. Answer: d)
Only courses of action I and II seem to be appropriate for pursuing. The recurrence of an incident is sufficient to
take course of action I.
Direction (88-90):
88. Answer: a)
Clearly, Statement (A) is the cause and Statement (B) is the effect.
89. Answer: b)
Statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect.

90. Answer: e)
Both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
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Practice Set-3
Direction (91-95): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Eight family members P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular table. Some of them
are facing center and some of them are facing away from the center of the circle but not necessarily in
the same order.
The paternal aunt of U sits third to the left of her husband. The brother in law of W sits third to the
right of his father. R and V are not facing each other. T and daughter of R are sitting opposite to each
other. Not more than three persons facing same direction sit together. S is mother in law of W and both
are sitting opposite to each other but not facing other. W has no children and U is not a male. The sister
in law of V is sitting opposite to her son and both are facing opposite direction. The father in law of Q sits
third to the left of his grandson. T has no sibling.

91. How is T related to W?
a) Father in law
b) Mother in law
c) Brother in law
d) Sister in law
e) None of these
92. Who among the following sits second to the left of S’s son?
a) Q
b) P
c) T
d) U
e) None of these
93. How is P related to the person who sits fourth to the right of U?
a) Son
b) Grandson
c) Father
d) Nephew
e) None of these
94. If V is related to W, S is related to T in the same way Q is related to who among the following?
a) V
b) P
c) R
d) U
e) T
95. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the arrangement and hence form a
group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?
a) S
b) T
c) Q
d) U
e) V
Direction (96-100): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a row which contains nine seats and all are
facing south direction. Each of them belong to different city viz. Bangalore, Chennai, Goa, Kolkata,
Mumbai, Patna, Sri Nagar and Jammu but not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between G and F. The one who belongs to Sri Nagar sits third to the right of
Chennai. The one who belongs to Mumbai sits to the immediate right of F. The person from Kolkata sits
second to the left of E. Two seats between A and one who belongs to Chennai. No person sits between
A and C. Only one person sits between B and Jammu. The person from Goa sits to the immediate right
of G. B sits third to the left of vacant seat. C does not belong to Patna. The one who belongs to
Bangalore sits second to the left of vacant seat. D is an immediate neighbour of the persons who belong
to Mumbai and Sri Nagar.
96. Who sits to the second to the left of E?
a) One who belongs Kolkata
b) One who belongs Jammu
c) One who belongs Chennai
d) One who belongs Mumbai
e) None of these
97. Who among the following sit between F and the person from Kolkata?
a) D
b) H
c) G
d) A
e) Cannot be determined
98. Who sits second to the right of person from the one who belongs to Mumbai?
a) C
b) The person from Sri Nagar
c) A
d) Vacant seat
e) The person from Patna
99. Who among the following are the immediate neighbours of the person who is from Bangalore?
a) One who belongs to Sri Nagar and D
b) One who belongs to Sri Nagar and One who belongs to Chennai
c) A and One who belongs to Mumbai
d) B and One who belongs to Jammu
e) None of these
100. Who among the following are sitting at the extreme ends of the row?
a) One who belongs to Bangalore and One who belongs to Goa
b) One who belongs to Jammu and One who belongs to Kolkata
c) G and One who belongs to Chennai
d) C and One who belongs to Bangalore
e) One who belongs to Patna and E
A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges
them following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.
Input: 35 mvso 49 jkup 21 cfdl nqsr 43
Step I: osvv 35 mvso jkup 21 cfdl 43 196
Step II: nxvs osvv 35 jkup 21 cfdl 196 215
Step III: kmxt nxvs osvv 21 cfdl 196 215 210
Step IV: dhgp kmxt nxvs osvv 196 215 210 147
Step IV is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the
appropriate steps for the given input.
Input: pwmu 45 dkht 63 sqlf 33 28 gjov
101. Which of the following element is fourth to the right of seventh from the right end in step III?
a) 252
b) 225
c) tsoj
d) 198
e) dkht
102. What is the position of ‘198’ in step IV?
a) Seventh from the right end
b) Seventh from the left end
c) Fourth from the right end
d) Fourth from the left end
e) None of these
103. Which of the following will be sixth from the right end in step II?
a) qypy
b) 252
c) 28
d) dkht
e) tsoj
Direction (104-107):Study the following information to answer the given questions:
A%B means A is the husband of B
A ~ B means A is the wife B
A*B means A is the father of B
A$B means A is the mother of B
A#B means A is the brother of B
A+B means A is the sister of B
A!B means A is the daughter of B
A&B means A is the son of B
104. In which of the following statement ‘Q is sister in law of S’ is definitely true?
a) T+S*R%P+Q
b) Q*R+S%P$T
c) P*Q+R%S$T
d) P+Q%R+S%T
e) None of these
105. Which of the following statement is definitely true according to the expression A*J%T$M#U~K?
a) U is granddaughter of A
b) M is Daughter of J
c) T is son in law of A
d) J is father of K
e) None is true
106. In which of the following expressions does K is cousin of J is definitely true?
a) Q!J#O+K%M+P
b) K!M%Q+P%O$ J
c) M+J#O%P!Q* K
d) M*J+P% K!O!Q
e) None of these
107. Which of the following combination comes in the underscore to make ‘Z is brother in law of M’s
mother’s father in law’ is definitely true?
Z_N_J_X_T_M
a) %, +, #, *, !
b) %, +, *, %, #
c) %, +, *, %, $
d) +, %, !, $, #
e) None of these
Direction (108-110): In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two
statements numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are
sufficient to answer the given question. Read the both statements and Give answer:
a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question, while the data in Statement II
alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question, while the data in Statement I
alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
108. What is the word for the code ‘oj’ in the given code language?
I. ‘Active doing charity work’ is coded as ‘lx he fb zd’,
‘Believe in yourself’ is coded as ‘oj gz fc’,
‘Started my own business’ is coded as ‘op tc et’
II. ‘Believe in hard work’ is coded as ‘fc ei lx oj’,
‘He accepted my idea’ is coded as ‘bj eb fi zn’,
‘Have your own way’ is coded as ‘zx sz fi op’
109. Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G attend the seminar on seven different days of the week
starting from Monday but not necessarily in the same order. On which day does D attend the seminar?
I. Only two persons attend seminar between A and E. B attends the seminar on one of the days before
A. The number of persons attend seminar before B as after C. The number of persons attend seminar
between B and D is one less than D and F.
II. D attends seminar one of the days before E and after A but not on Thursday. Only three people
attend seminar between F and G. C attends the seminar immediately after G. One person attends
between B and F. E does not attend seminar on Sunday.
110. Five persons A, B, C, D and E were born in five different dates such as 6, 9, 11, 14 and 17 of a
same month but not necessarily in the same order. On which date C was born?
I. C was born on a prime numbered date. D born before C. Only one person was born between A and B.
II. A was born on an odd numbered date. C was born before E and after A.
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the vowels are removed and then the letters are coded as 1-8, like B is
coded as 1, C is coded as 2 and so on and the next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-8 till Z.
APPEAL - *44$*1
DOMAIN – 3#2*&3
OUTPUT - #%84%8
I. If the first letter is a consonant and the last letter is a vowel then their codes are to be interchanged.
II. If both the first and the last letters are consonants then both are to be coded as @.
III. If the first letter is a vowel and the last letter is a consonant then both are to be coded as the code for
the consonant letter.
IV. If one vowel is present in the word then the vowel is coded as the code for the last letter in the word.
V. If it is a sentence, the code for all vowels is 0 and code for the sentence is a single digit number which
is a digit sum of all words.
Note: If more than two conditions applicable for the same word then coding will be done as per all the
conditions.
111. What is the code for the word ‘ACADEMIC’?
a) 22*3$2&2
b) *2*3$2&2
c) 22*3$2&@
d) 22@3$2&2
e) None of these
112. What is the code for the word ‘GROWTH’?
a) 566286
b) 56@286
c) @6@28@
d) @66286
e) None of these
113. What is the code for this sentence ‘NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE’?
a) 8
b) 9
c) 7
d) 6
e) 4
114. What is the code for the word ‘CEREMONY’?
a) 2$6@2#34
b) 2$6$2#3@
c) @$6$2#34
d) 2$6$2#34
e) None of these
Direction (115-119):Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
Six players Akil, Arun, Kishore, Sahil, Sanjay and Vinay selected for IPL tournament. They are
from different places Bangalore, Chennai, Goa, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai. These players are
selected as Batsman, Bowler and All rounder. Not more than two players selected for same category.
Six players are sitting in a row facing north direction. All the above information is not necessarily in the
same order.
Sanjay is not selected for All rounder and he sits second to the right of the person from Goa. Akil
is not from Kolkata and sits at extreme left end of the row. No Batsman is from Chennai and the person
from Mumbai is not an All rounder. Akil is not from Hyderabad and he is not a bowler, two persons are
sitting between Arun and Akil. The person from Bangalore is an All rounder and the person from
Chennai sits to his immediate right. Vinay is not an All rounder and he is from Chennai. Arun is not an
All rounder and he is not from either Mumbai or Hyderabad. The persons from Goa and Hyderabad are
selected for same category and the persons are not Sanjay and Sahil. The person from Hyderabad is
not sitting second to the left of one who is from Kolkata.
a) Arun- Goa- Bowler
b) Vinay- Chennai- All rounder
c) Sanjay- Bangalore- Bowler
d) Kishore- Hyderabad- Batsman
e) None is true
116. How many persons are sitting between the persons from Hyderabad and Chennai?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) More than three
117. Who among the following persons sitting at the extreme ends?
a) The persons from Mumbai and Kolkata
b) The persons from Chennai and Bangalore
c) The persons from Mumbai and Chennai
d) The persons from Kolkata and Bangalore
e) The persons from Mumbai and Bangalore
118. Who among the following persons are All rounder?
a) Kishore, Sahil
b) Akil, Sahil
c) Akil, Arun
d) Sanjay, Sahil
e) None of these
119. Who sits third to the left of Sanjay?
a) Sahil
b) Kishore
c) Vinay
d) Arun
e) None of these
Direction (120-124): Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
Seven students A, B, C, D, E, F and G like different colours Blue, Green, Indigo, Orange, Pink,
White and Yellow and got different number of chocolates according to their height at their school annual
day function but not necessarily in the same order.
A got even number of chocolates and he is neither the tallest nor the shortest. The shortest
person in the group got 6 chocolates and he likes Indigo.
E is taller than C but shorter than B. F got even number of chocolates and D does not like either White
or Yellow. The total number of chocolates given to all seven students is not more than 80. C got odd
number of chocolates and likes neither Yellow nor White. B is not the tallest and got 4 chocolates more
than E and likes Pink. The difference between the numbers of chocolates of D and A is 3. The one who
likes White got odd number of chocolates. G got one chocolate more than the one who likes Orange and
four chocolates less than one who likes Blue. The tallest person in the group got odd number of
chocolates but not more than 18. E does not like either Orange or Blue.
120. How many chocolates does B get more than G?
a) 6
b) 5
c) 7
d) 4
e) None of these
121. Which of the following colours does C like?
a) Orange
b) Green
c) Yellow
d) Pink
e) None of these
122. What is the total number of chocolates given to all students?
a) 75
b) 70
c) 73
d) 79
e) None of these
123. Who among the following is the second tallest student and the number of chocolates he got?
a) G- 11
b) E - 14
c) A- 12
d) B-13
e) None of these
a) E- Yellow
b) B- Green
c) D- Yellow
d) C- Indigo
e) None is true
Directions(125-128): Study the following information briefly to answer the questions correctly.
A % B means, B is at 1m to the south west of A.
A & B means, B is at 2m to the south east of A.
A $ B means, B is at 1 metre to the north-east of A.
A @ B means, B is at 1 metre to the South of A.
A* B means, B is at 1 metre to the West of A.
A # B means, B is at 1 metre to the East of A.
125) According to K%R@A*M, If G is the north point of R, then G is in which direction with respect to K
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)Can't be determined
e)None of these
126) According to N*I@W#Q, If G is 5m to the south of Q then what is the total distance between N and
G ?
a) 6m
b)7m
c)8m
d) 9m
e)5m
127) According to V$L&K*T, then T is in which direction with respect to L?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)South East
d)None of these
128) According to C&D$E#K.C is in which direction with respect to K?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)South East
d)None of these
Direction(129-130): In each question below given a particular statement followed by three courses of
action numbered (I), (II) and (III). A courses of action is a step or administration decision to be taken for
improvement, follow-up or further action in regard to the problem, policy, etc. On the basis of the
information given in the statement, you have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then
decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.
129.Statement: Due to heavy unseasonal downpour during the last two days the flood has particularly
affects the normal life in the south zone of the city in which nearly twelve persons were killed but this
downpour has provided a huge relief to the problem of acute water crisis in the state.
Courses of action:
I. The state government should set up a committee to the alarming situation.
II. The state government should immediately remove all the restrictions on use of potable water in all the
major cities in the state.
III. The state government should send relief supplies to all the affected areas in the state.
a) None
b) Only III
c) Only I and III
d) Only I
e) All I, II and III
130.Statement: To protest against the demonetization many political activities have decided to stage
demonstrations and block traffic movement in the city during peak hours.
Courses of action:
I. The Government should immediately ban all forms of agitations in the country.
II. The police authority of the city should deploy additional forces all over the city to help traffic
movement in the city.
III. The state administration should carry out preventive arrests of the known criminals staying in the city.
a) Only I
b) Only III
c) Only II
d) Only I and II
e) None of these
Directions (131-133): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements
may be either independent causes or may be effects of independent causes or a common cause. One
of these statements may be the effect of the other statement. Read both the statements and decide
which of the following answer choices correctly depicts the relationship between these two statements.
131. (A) Majority of the students of the University failed in Mathematics in the Board examination.
(B) Majority of the students of the University passed in English in the Board examination.
132. (A) An earthquake measuring 5.7 on Richter scale jolted the Gujarat during the late night.
(B) Residents of the housing complex came running out of their houses and assembled in the open
ground.
133. (A) Some of the senior players of the Indian cricket missed all the matches of the three match ODI
tournament due to injury.
(B) India lost the cricket tournament to the visitors with a 1 : 2 margin.
Directions(134-135):These questions are based on five words given below.
PAN EST MBP KOVCQS
134. If the first letter in each of the word is changed to next alphabet in the english alphabet order and
the last letter in each of the word is change to previous letter in the english alphabetical order. How
many words having more than two vowels in newly formed ?
a)Two
b)One
c) Three
d)none
e) four
135. If the words are arranged in the English alphabetical order in the dictionary from left to right. How
many letters are there between the first letter of the word which is second from the right end and the
last letter of the word which is third from the left end ?
a) Eight
b)Seven
c)Six
d)Two
e) Five
Practice Set-3: Answers Key:

Direction (91-95):
91. Answer: a)
92. Answer: b)
93. Answer: b)
94. Answer: c)
95. Answer: b)
Direction (96-100):
96. Answer: a)
97. Answer: b)
98. Answer: b)
99. Answer: d)
100. Answer: e)
Direction (101-103):
Input: pwmu 45 dkht 63 sqlf 33 28 gjov
Step I: tsoj pwmu 45 dkht 33 28 gjov 252
Step II: qypy tsoj dkht 33 28 gjov 252 225
Step III: hlrz qypy tsoj dkht 28 252 225 198
Step IV: emkx hlrz qypy tsoj 252 225 198 196
Logic: Coded words and numbers are arranged left and right respectively.
Word: Words are arranged according to reverse alphabetic order. The letters in the word are coded as,
Ex: sqlf is codes as,
S  S+1 = T
Q  Q+2 = S
L  L+3 = O
F  F+4 = J
Number: Numbers are arranged according to descending order.
Numbers are coded as, 1st number X 4, 2nd number X 5, 3rd number X 6 and so on.
101. Answer: a)
102. Answer: b)
103. Answer: d)
104. Answer: c)
105. Answer: a)
106. Answer: b)
107. Answer: c)
108. Answer: d)
By Combining Statements I & II
The word for the code ‘oj’ is either believe or in
109. Answer: b)
By Statement II , we get
Monday A
Tuesday F
Wednesday D
Thursday B
Friday E
Saturday G
Sunday C
110. Answer: e)
By Combining both Statements I & II, we get
6 9 11 14 17
D A C B E
111. Answer: a)
112. Answer: c)
113. Answer: b)
NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE
 3+8+6+3+5+7+2+4+7+7+1+1  5+4  9
114. Answer: e)
Arun Goa Batsman
Vinay Chennai Bowler
Akil Bangalore All Rounder
Sanjay Mumbai Bowler
Sahil Kolkata All Rounder
Kishore Hydrabad Batsman
115. Answer: d)
116. Answer: c)
117. Answer: e)
118. Answer: b)
119. Answer: a)
Green Pink Blue White yellow Orange Indigo
D > B > A > E > G > C > F
15 13 12 9 8 7 6
120. Answer: b)
121. Answer: a)
122. Answer: b)
123. Answer: d)
124. Answer: e)
Directions(125-129):
125. Answer: d)
126. Answer: a)
127. Answer: d)
128. Answer: a)
Direction(129-130):
129. Answer: C)
It is mentioned that unseasonal downpour and due to this flood affects the normal life in the south zone
of the city. Therefore, it is prudent to set up a committee to alarm the situation before the flood hits the
city. The Course of action II does not address the problem properly. Thus, only Course of action (I and
III) is suitable for pursuing.
130. Answer: c)
Only Course of action II is suitable for pursuing.
Directions (131-133):
131. Answer: d)
Clearly both the statements are effects of independent causes.
132. Answer: a)
133. Answer: a)
134. Answer: d
QAM FSS NBO LOU DQR
135. Answer: a
CQS EST KOV MBP PAN
Practice Set-4
Directions (136-138) Study the following information to answer the given questions:
Input: kalo 9 ernc 13 pvyu 3 hgqv 7
Step I: dfos 12 kalo 9 13 pvyu hgqv 7
Step II: dfos 12 kalo 9 13 pvyu 56 hirw

Step III: blmp 90 dfos 12 13 pvyu 56 hirw
Step IV: blmp 90 dfos 12 56 hirw 182 qvwz
Input: ljov 14 7 vsyb 12 gchk 11 ntdu
136. What is the difference between the number which is fourth from the right end in Step II and fourth from the
left end in step IV?

a) 39
b) 44
c) 27
d) 48
e) 37
137. Which of the following element would be third to the right of fifth element from the right in the step III?
a) 14
b) vsyb
c) 132
d) kmpw
e) None of these
138. How many elements are there between ‘dhil’ and ‘11’ in Step I?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) More than three
e) None of these
Directions .(139-142) Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
‘A!B’ means ‘A and B are married couples’

‘A@B’ means ‘A is the mother in law of B’
‘A%B’ means ‘B is the father in law of A’
‘A#B’ means ‘B is the sister in law of A’
‘A*B’ means ‘B is the brother in law of A’

‘A&B’ means ‘B is the only son of A’
‘A~B’ means ‘A and B are siblings’
‘A$B’ means ‘B is the father of A’
‘A+B’ means ‘B is the daughter of A’
‘A^B’ means ‘A and B are cousins’

I. T!D+H
II. D$K~S
III. L&K*P!S
IV. O!N&I
V. K!M%C!L
VI. O*T~N
VII. Q^D#N
139. How is T related to S based on the above expression?
a) Brother’s daughter in law
b) Wife of her nephew

c) Husband of her niece
d) Sister’s son in law
e) None of these
140. If ‘P&Q!Z’ then how is Z related to L?

a) Granddaughter
b) Grandson
c) Husband of L’s granddaughter

d) Wife of L’s grandson
e) None of these
141. How many male members are there in the family if Q is a female?
a) Four
b) Five
c) Six
d) Seven
e) None of these
a) M is son in law of L
b) T is sister in law of O
c) I is niece of T
d) H is grandson of M
e) None is true
Directions (143-145) In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two statements

143. Who is the third shortest person among J, K, L, M, N and O?

I. Only one person is taller than K. J is taller than N but shorter than M. M is not tallest among all. L is neither the
tallest and nor the shortest person.
II. M is taller than L and shorter than O. L is not the shortest in the group. J is taller than L and N but shorter than
K.
144. A, B, C, D and E are living in different floors of a building, the ground floor is numbered 1 and so on and the
topmost floor is numbered 5 but not necessarily in the same order. On which floor does E live?
I. B lives in a prime numbered floor. Only one person lives between B and A. A does not live at the topmost floor.
Two persons live between A and E. Both C and D are living at odd numbered floors.
II. A lives at one of the even numbered floors above B. One floor is there between C and D. E does not live at the
adjacent floors of both C and D.
145. If the total members of the family are six then how is S related to P?
I. P is the nephew of T. T is the sister in law of N. Three generations are there in the family. S is the son of B.
II. L is grandmother of P. S is not a female. Two married couples are there in the family. N is the daughter in law
of B. T is Paternal aunt of P.
Directions (146-150) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Seven friends P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are sitting in a straight line which is composited with eight seats,
some of them are facing north and some of them are facing south. Each of them likes different colours viz., Blue,
White, Black, Yellow, Orange, Red and Purple. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
Three seats are there between T and P and both of them are not sitting at the extreme ends. The one who
likes white colour is not sitting adjacent to the vacant seat. The one who likes red is an immediate neighbor of the
one who likes White. The number of persons between U and Q is one less than the number of persons between
Q and S. The only neighbor of V sits third to the left of R. U is facing same direction as T and opposite as Q. The
immediate neighbour of V is not facing north direction. The one who likes Orange sits third to the left of T who
likes neither blue nor black. The persons sit at the extreme ends are facing opposite direction. The number of
seats between the one who likes Blue and Yellow is double than the number of persons between the one who
likes Red and Black. P neither likes Red nor likes Black. The one who likes Yellow is not facing the same direction
as T. The persons sit adjacent to the vacant seat are facing same direction as their neighbor.
146. Who sits third to the left of the one who sits second to the left of the person likes Purple colour?
a) The person who likes Black colour

b) The person who likes White colour
c) The person who likes Blue colour
d) The person who likes Yellow colour

e) The person who likes Orange colour
147. How many persons sit between the person who likes Red colour and the vacant seat?
a) Two
b) Six
c) Three
d) None
e) Four
148. If the vacant seat is related to V and T in a certain way and in a same way P is related to U and Q then which
of the following is related U?
a) R and T
b) R and P
c) P and U
d) U and V
e) None of these
149. Which of the following persons are sit at the extreme ends of the line?
a) The person who likes Purple and Black colour
b) The person who likes White and Blue colour

c) The person who likes Blue and Yellow colour
d) The person who likes Red and Orange colour
e) The person who likes Orange and Black colour
150. If the vacant seat is occupied with N then who among the following persons is sitting second to the left of Q?
a) R
b) T
c) P
d) N
e) None of these
Directions (151-155) Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table where some of them are facing
center and some of them are facing away from the center. All of them are living at the same apartment of 8 floors,
the lowermost floor is numbered 1 and so on and the topmost floor is numbered 8 but not necessarily in the same
order.
G and the one who lives at 3rd floor are immediate neighbors and both are facing opposite directions. F is
facing opposite direction to that of both H and C. H lives at odd numbered floor above F and both are sitting
opposite to each other in circle. E is sitting third to the right of D. The person who lives at 5th floor is not facing
inside. Maximum number of peoples both living and sitting between B and E and both are facing opposite
direction. D is sitting immediately next to A and both are facing same direction. D is not sitting immediately next to
both F and H but living immediately next to both F and H. Two floors are there between F and the one who sits
opposite to D. H sits third to the left of B and both are facing opposite direction to that of D. More than two floors
are there between E and A.

151. Who among the following sits third to the right of D?
a) C
b) F
c) E
d) G
e) None of these
152. How many persons are sitting between C and one who lives in 4th floor?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
153. How many persons are facing inside the circle?
a) Two
b) Three
c) Four
d) More than four
e) None of these
154. Who among the following persons lives at 7th floor?

a) G
b) F
c) A
d) H
e) None of these
155. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the arrangement and hence form a group.
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
a) D
b) A
c) E
d) G
e) F
Directions(156-159): Read the following information carefully to answer the question.

Coding-Decoding - INSTRUCTIONS:
In alphabetic series, all the vowels are removed and then the letters are coded as
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on..
Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-8 till Z.

PINKY-4@384
ANIKUT-%3@8#8
TEAN-8&%3
I. If 1st letter is vowel and last is consonant, then the code of all the consonants will be valued +2
II. If 1st and last letter of the word is vowel, then 3rd letter of the word is coded as *
III. If there are more than three vowels in a word, then the first two vowels are coded as !
IV. Incase of a sentence, last word has to be placed after coding at 1st place. Similarly, 2nd last letter has to
placed after coding at 2nd place and so on.
156.What is the code of 'ENDURANCE' ?

a)!3*!#6%32&
b)&3*#6%32&
c) !3*#6%32&
d) &33#6%32&
e)none of these
157.What is the possible code for JOHEN ?
a)7#6&3
b)7%6&3
c)7$6&3
d)7&6&3
e)none of these
158.What is the code of BORN TO WIN ?
a)1$63 8$ 2@3
b) 1%63 8% 2@3
c) 2@3 8$ 1$63
d) 2@3 8% 1%63
e)none of these
159.What is the sum of all the numbers of EASY TO LEARN ?
a)28
b)27
c)26
d)33
e) none of these
Directions (160-164): Read the following information carefully to answer the question.
In the IPL TEAM selection process, all the 13 teams already finished their selection process only the Chennai
Super kings need to complete the selection process , if they select the remaining eight cricket players in the Team
the squad ready to participate in the match. The given below information are the eight players are selected as
Batsman, Bowler and the All rounder with a fixed amount of salary in crore for a period of three years and they
also belongs to various states. Note: From the eight players, two players are from outside India. There are three
batsman and three bowler and two all rounder.

Players are Yuvraj, Sandy, Morkel, Ashwin, Ravindra, Virat, Bravo and Pujara and they belongs to different states
Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, West Indies, South africa, Bihar,Tamilnadu and kerala and their salaries are
17cr, 8cr, 34cr, 4cr, 36cr, 6cr, 9cr and 27cr are not necessarily in the same order
Ashwin is not from West Indies and his salary is not in odd number and he is not an All rounder. Pujara is not
getting even numbered salary and Ravindra is not a Batsman. The players from Madhya Pradesh and Himachal
Pradesh are bowlers and got their salary in odd number. Morkel is neither from Tamil nadu nor from West Indies
and he is not a batsman and got even numbered salary. Virat is not from either Bihar or Madhya pradesh and his
salary is 5cr more than the player who is from South Africa and he is not a Batsman. The player whose salary 8cr
is from Tamil nadu and he is a batsman. The player from Kerala is a Batsman. The player from West Indies is not
a bowler and his salary is divisible by 2 but not 34cr. The player from Bihar and Yuvaraj are selected for same
form of their style.(batsman/bowler/all rounder). No All rounder is getting odd numbered salary and both of them
belong to same state and one of them got highest salary among all. Sandy is either a batsman or an All rounder
and he is not from Madhya Pradesh and got salary in odd number but not 27cr.
160. Which of the following persons belongs to Bihar ?

a) Ravindra
b)Yuvraj
c) Both a and b
d)can't be determined
e) none of these
161. Given below options are belongs to certain pattern which one doesn't belong to that group ?
a) the one who belongs to kerala

b)the one whose salary is 9cr
c) the one who belongs to madhya Pradesh

d) the one whose salary is 4cr
e) none of these
162. Which of the following persons is from Madhya pradesh?
a) morkel
b)virat
c) sandy
d)Pujara
e) none of these
163. What is the sum of the salary of the one from West Indies and the one from Tamilnadu ?
a)12cr
b)16cr
c)14cr
d)18cr
e)22cr
164. which of the persons are correctly matched for their earnings ?
a)9cr-Virat
b)34cr-Morkel
c)6cr-sandy
d)8cr-Ashwin
e) both a and d
There are Eight family members going to attend the function Q,Z,S,G,P,B,A and N who got sweets in number
11,12,17,14,15,26,13 and 19 are not necessarily in the same order.
Note: Only three generations are in the family. The person who is eldest got lesser number of sweets and the
persson who is youngest got greater number of sweets.

G is the paternal uncle of A. If in a married couple, the male is eldest. B is the daughter of Z, got the sweets in
even or odd number. G is not the eldest male in the family. P got the sweets in an even number. P is not the
brother-in-law of G. N is the only daughter of P. S and N are in different generations. Q is elder than Z. G is an
unmarried man. S and Z has no siblings. Q got sweets in odd or even number. S and Q are in same generations.
In the third generation there are only two persons. S is younger than Z. One of the woman in the family got even
number of sweets. A is the grandson of Z and he gets either prime or even number of sweets. B is five years
younger than G. According to p's age, P is greater than four person and smaller than three persons. Only one
brother and sister in the family. Z doesn't get minimum number of sweets. There are three fathers in the family.
165. In the family who is the youngest?
a) A
b) N
c) A or N
d) G
e) none of these
166.What is the number of sweets that A can get ?

a)26
b)19
c) a or b
d)none
e)17
167. If the age of P is 38. What is the possible age of G?
a)39
b)37
c) 44
d) can't be determined
e) none of these
168. If G is married to X, what is the possible number of sweets that X can get. B is elder than X ?
a) >17
b) 18
c)20
d)16
e)none
169. What is the average age of Q,N,A and P ?
a)17
b)18
c)17.5
d) Can't be determined
e)16
A % B means, B is at 3m to the south west of A.
A & B means, B is at 2m to the south east of A.

A $ B means, B is at 3 metre to the north-east of A.
A$$ B means, B is at 3 metre to the north-west of A.
A @@ B means, B is at 2 metre to the north of A.
A @ B means, B is at 2 metre to the South of A.
A* B means, B is at 2 metre to the West of A.

A # B means, B is at 2 metre to the East of A.
170. According to I@A$$N%B,I is in which direction with respect to B ?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)Can't be determined
d)None of these
171. According to D#E&N#P@@S, what is the shortest distance between N and S ?
a) 2 2𝑚
b)2m
c)2 1/2m
d) 9m
e)5m
172. According to B@@M#H%B%D.D is in which direction with respect to M?

a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)South East
e)None of these
173. According to C@R#E@S. If O is 2m to the east point of C. S is in which direction with respect to O ?
a) North west
b)South west
c) North
d)South
e)None of these
Directions (174-175): In each question below given a particular statement followed by three courses of action
numbered (I), (II) and (III). A courses of action is a step or administration decision to be taken for improvement,
follow-up or further action in regard to the problem, policy, etc. On the basis of the information given in the
statement, you have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the suggested
courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.
174.Statement: One aspirant was killed due to stampede while participating in a recruitment drive of Army
soldiers.
Courses of action:
I. A team of officials should be asked to find out the circumstances which led to the death of the aspirant and
submit its report within a week.
II. The officials in charge of the recruitment process should immediately be suspended.
III. The Government should ask the home department to stagger the number of aspirants over more number of
days to avoid such incidents in future.
(a) Only I
(b) Only II
(c) Only III
(d) Only I and III

(e) None of these
175.Statement: A large private bank has decided to retrench half of its employees in view of the huge losses
incurred by it during the past two quarters.

Courses of action:
I. The Government should issue a notification to the public to immediately stop all transactions with the bank.
II. The Government should direct the bank to refrain from retrenching its employees.
III. The Government should ask the central bank of the country to initiate an enquiry into the bank’s activities.
(a) None
(b) Only I
(c) Only II
(d) Only III
(e) Only I and III

Directions (176-177):These questions are based on five words given below.
FACT BANK SOON MODE
176. If the first letter in each of the word is changed to previous letter in the english alphabet order and the last
letter in each of the word is change to next alphabet in the english alphabetical order. How many words having
three vowels in newly formed?
a)Two
b)One
c) Three
d)none
e) four
177. If the words are arranged in the English alphabetical order in the dictionary from right to left. How many
letters are there between the second letter of the word which is third from the right end and the third letter of the
word which is fourth from the left end ?

a) Eight
b)Seven
c)Six
d)Two
e) none of these
Directions (Q178-180): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be
either independent causes or may be effects of independent causes or a common cause. One of these
statements may be the effect of the other statement. Read both the statements and decide which of the following
answer choices correctly depicts the relationship between these two statements.
178. (A) The municipal authority advised all the schools in the city to close down for the next four days.
(B) A huge storm is likely to hit the city during the next four day.
179. (A) The prices of food grains have increased by about 30 percent over the same period two year.
(B) The prices of vegetables have substantially decreased during the past few weeks.
180. (A) Number of users using the internet in the recent years get increased.
(B) In the recent weeks, number of passengers prefers online ticket booking gets increased.
Practice Set-4: Answers Key

Input: ljov 14 7 vsyb 12 gchk 11 ntdu
Step I: dhil 56 ljov 14 vsyb 12 11 ntdu
Step II: dhil 56 14 vsyb 12 ntdu 132 kmpw
Step III: eouv 156 dhil 56 14 vsyb 132 kmpw

Step IV: eouv 156 dhil 56 132 kmpw 210 ctwz
Logic: Set of coded words and numbers are arranged left and right alternatively.
Word: Words are arranged according to alphabetic order. First, all letters in the
word itself arranged alphabetically and then each letter should be coded as their
next letter (i.e.) ‘a’ is coded as ‘b’ and ‘b’ is coded as ‘c’ and so on.
Number: Numbers are arranged according to ascending order. Each number is
multiplied with the next number (i.e.) 1 X 2, 2 X 3 so on.

136. Answer: b)
137. Answer: c)
138. Answer: d)
139. Answer: c)
140. Answer: d)
141. Answer: c)
142. Answer: e)
Directions(143-145)
143. Answer: b) from statement II
144). Answer: d)
Both Statements I & II are not Sufficient to answers the Question.
145). Answer: a)
From statement I,
5 C/D
4 A
3 C/D
2 B
1 E
146. Answer: c)
147. Answer: c)
148. Answer: b)
149. Answer: b)
150. Answer: d)
8 E
7 H
6 D
5 F
4 A
3 C
2 G
1 B
151. Answer: c)
152. Answer: c)
153. Answer: b)
154. Answer: d)
155. Answer: e)
156. Answer: a)
157. Answer: c)
158. Answer: c)
159. Answer: d)
EXPLANATION:
PLAYERS STATE BATSMAN/BOWLER/ SALARY

ALLROUNDER
SANDY KERALA BATSMAN 17cr
ASHWIN TAMILNADU BATSMAN 8cr
RAVINDRA BIHAR ALL ROUNDER 34/36cr
MORKEL SOUTH AFRRICA BOWLER 4cr
YUVRAJ BIHAR ALL ROUNDER 34/36cr
BRAVO WEST INDIES BATSMAN 6cr
VIRAT HIMACHAL BOWLER 9cr

PRADESH
PUJARA MADHYA BOWLER 27cr
PRADESH
160. Answer: c)
161. Answer: a)
162. Answer: d)
163. Answer: c)
164. Answer: e)
Directions(165-196)
11 Q+
12 Z+
13 S-
14 P+
15 G+
17 B-
19 A+
26 N-
165. Answer: b)
166. Answer: b)
167. Answer: c)
168. Answer: b)
169. Answer: d)
170. Answer: c)
171. Answer: a)
172. Answer: b)
173. Answer: d)
174. Explanation: (d) Clearly, Courses of action (I) and (III) are suitable for pursuing.
175. Explanation: (a) None of the courses of action is suitable for pursuing.
Directions(176-177)
FACT BANK SOON MODE
176. Answer: a)
EACU AANL ROOO LODF
177. Answer: e)
SOON MODE FACT BANK
CAUSE AND EFFECT

Direction(178 - 180):
178. Explanation: (b) Clearly, Statement (B) is the cause and Statement (A) is the effect.
179. Explanation: (e) Both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
180. Explanation: (e) Both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
Practice Set-5
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on..Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded
1-8 till Z.
Note: If there is a space between the words, consider each word is a single word.
RED-6&3
RANGE-6%35&
RADIAL-6%3@2%1
ROUND-6$#33
NITROGEN-3@86$5&3
I. If the second letter and the third letter of a word is vowel, each consonant is changed to +1.
II. If the first letter and fifth letter of a word are followed by vowel, both first and fifth letters are interchanged.
III. If the first and last letter of a word is vowel, that vowels are interchanged.
181.What is the code of 'CONVIVIALITY' ?

a)2$31@1@%1@84
b)2$31%1@%1%84
c)2#31%1@%1%84
d)2$31%1@%1@84
e)none of these
182.What is the code of ‘LUMINESCENT’?
a)3$2#1&73&38
b)3$2#1@73&38
c)3#2@1&72&38
d)3#2@1&27&38
e)none of these
183.Find out the code of ZEOCHROME?
a)6%$373$3&
b)6$&377$3&
c)6$&737$3&
d)6&$377$3&
e)none of these
184.Find out the code of ORANGE?

a)!6%35$
b)$6%35$
c)&6%53$
d)&6%35$
e) none of these
Directions (185-189):Read the following information carefully to answer the question.

In the IPL tournament, Six players are from six different teams viz. Rajastan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Royal
Challengers, Gujarat Lions, Rising Supergiant and Deccan Warriors. Six Bowlers namely Rampal, Philippe, John
Morris, Vendict, Ravi Varma and Bumrah each in different Team with their Jersey number 88, 46, 55, 3, 49 and99
and the players takes number of wickets 28, 37, 42, 22, 25 and 35.They played innings viz 31, 21, 24, 18, 15 and
17 and their following economies are 5, 8, 10, 6, 9 and 4 not necessarily in same order.
One whose economy is best, picked highest number of wicket.

Bowler’s Best economy is treated as least number.
The Bowler Rampal is from Rajastan Royals doesn’t take the highest number of wickets and his economy is not
the best which is not an odd number and he played innings more than twenty, his jersey number is not divisible by
two. Ravi varma his jersey number is divisible by three, he takes wicket which is multiple of two and he played
innings in prime number and his economy is divisible by five, he neither belongs to Royal challengers nor Rising
super giant. Philippe jersey number is an odd number except 49, his wicket and innings are multiply of five , his
economy is neither divisible by five nor four, neither belongs to Deccan Warrior nor Rising super giant. Bowler
John Morris jersey number is not a square of a number and the difference between his wicket and innings is
seven, he takes wicket which is not 25 and his bowling economy neither an even number nor divisible by three.
The bowler whose economy is multiple of five neither belongs to Deccan warrior nor Sunrisers Hyderabad. The
Bowler from Sunrisers Hyderabad played least number of innings. The Bowler played innings in Royal challengers
is multiple of seven. Bowler Vendict his economy is not the best, he is not from Deccan warriors and he played
innings three more than Philippe played. Vendict’s innings is divided by his economy, the resultant will be two.
The Bowler belongs to Deccan Warrior, his jersey number is multiple of nine, he played innings which is multiple
of eight. Player jersey number is 88 doesn’t take the wicket which is divisible by five and it is a prime number.
Differene between the wicket of the Bowler Bumrah and Vendict is seven.
185.Whose jersey number is 46 ?
a) John Morris
b)Rampal
c)Ravi Varma
d) Bumrah
e) none of these
186.Which Bowler takes the least number of Wickets ?
a) Bowler who is from Rising Super giant
b) Bowlerwho played 15 innings

c) Bowler play from Gujarat lions
d) Bowler whose economy is 9

e) none of these
187. Which Player Bowling economy is best?
a) Bowler played 31 innings
b) Bowler whose jersey number is 46

c) Bowler whose jersey number is 49
d)Bowler Bumrah
e) Bowler Ravi varma
188. If Bowler Ravi Varma related to Bumrah, Bowler vendict related to John morris, then How is Rampal related
to ?
a) Bowler played 15 innings
c) Bowler whose jersey number is 49
d) Bowler Rampal
e) None of these
189. Which Bowler belongs to Gujarat Lions ?
a) Philippe
b) John Morris
c) Ravi varma
d) Vendict
e) None of these
Directions (190-193): Study the following information briefly to answer the questions correctly.
Distance between each point is 10 metre.

A ! B means, B is at 135˚anti clockwise direction of A.
A % B means, B is at 90˚clockwise direction of A.
A & B means, B is at 135˚clockwise direction of A.

A $ B means, B is at 45˚clockwise directionA.
A$$ B means, B is at 180˚clockwise direction of A.
A @@ B means, B is at 225˚ anti clockwise direction of A.
A @ B means,B is at 45˚ anti clockwise direction of A.

A* B means,B is at 270˚ anti clockwise direction of A.
A # B means, B is at 270˚ clockwise direction of A

A ## B means, B is at 225˚ clockwise direction of A.
190) According to K##B%P$$G, the point G is in which direction with respect to the point K?
a) North east
b) South east
c) West
d) East
d) None of these
191) According to E$N&T%A@@F, Which point is farthest point to T?
a)E
b)N
c)A
d)F
e)None of these
192) According to S*R$K&D. Point D is in which direction with respect to S?
a)North
b)South
c)West
d)East
e)None of these
193) According to P1! P2 # P3 & P4.Point P4is in which direction with respect to P1?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)South East
e)None of these
Directions (194-195):In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action I and II. A
course of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement, follow-up or further action in
regard the problem, policy, etc. on the basis of the information given in the statement. You have to assume
everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the given suggested courses of action(s) logically
follows for pursuing.
Give answer (a) if only I follows

Give answer (c) if either I or II follows
Give answer (d) if neither I nor II follows
Give answer (e) if both I and II follows.

194. Statement: It is reported that Vitamin B present in fresh fruits is beneficial for human body, capsule Vitamin
B does not have same effect on human body.
Courses of action:
a. The sale of capsule Vitamin B should be banned.
b. People should be encouraged to take fresh fruits to meet the body requirement of Vitamin B.
195. Statement: India has been continuously experiencing cyber threats from other countries
Courses of action:
I. Indian Government should setup a separate committee to deal the cyber threats.
II. India should get the neighbours into a serious dialogue to reduce the tension at its borders.
Directions (196-198): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be
196. (A) The staff of Coal limited called off the strike they were observing in protest against privatization.
(B) The staff of Coal Authorities limited went on strike anticipating a threat to their jobs.
197. (A) A car gets overturned on the Himalayan road during last late night.
(B) The police had rounded the entire area this morning for half of a day
198. (A)Importance of Silambam is being realized by all southern parts of the people.
(B)There is an increasing awareness about the martial arts in the southern parts particularly among middle ages
group of people.
Note: A as 1, B as 2, C as 3, till Z as 26.

199.In the given option If the second alphabet of each of the word is changed to next alphabet in the English
alphabet series, which word has highest number of prime number after the new arrangement ?
a)ANT
b)RED
c)SAW
d) HAG
e)TAP
200. In the given option If the third letter in each of the word is interchanged with second letter and after that
second letter is changed to the next letter in the English alphabet series, which word has highest number of
Vowels after the new arrangement ?
a)BEAR
b)COULD
c)CLEAN
d)HAND
e) none
Six persons Rebel ,Silvia, Kennedy, Philips, Anup and Lina salary are 15 lakh, 31 lakh, 27 lakh, 7 lakh, 9 lakh
and 12 lakh, each of them buys different cakes Chocolate cake, King cake, Red velvet cake, Boston cream pie,
Angel food cake and Cheese cake in 5kg,2kg,3kg,7kg,11kg and 8kg not necessarily in the same order.
Anup Salary is not a prime number and buys cake's quantity is not a even prime number, not a chocolate cake or
cheese cake or King cake. Rebel who purchased neither Angel food cake nor Boston cream pie and his salary is
divisible by three and he buys the quantity of cake which is not divisible by two. One who purchased Red velvet
cake salary is not the highest and he buys the quantity of cake which is not a prime number. Kennedy who cake
quantity is not the least or highest amount and his salary is highest, Kennedy who purchased either Red velvet
cake or Boston cream pie. Lina's salary is either divisible by two or divisible by 5. Philips salary and his cake
quantity are not greater than seven and he buys either Angel food cake or Red velvet cake. Silvia, her cake
quantity is divisible by three and she doesn't purchase Chocolate cake or Cheese cake. Lina who purchased
Cheese cake and her salary is two times more greater than one who purchased Angel food cake salary. Rebel
buys cake which is greater in quantity than person who buys Red velvet cake. The one who buys Cheese Cake
and his/her salary both are divisible by same number. Lina's salary is less than the person who buys king cake.
201.Which person buys Red velvet cake ?

a) Rebel
b)Lina
c)Kennedy
d) Philips
e) None of these
202.Which person salary is 12lakh ?
a) Rebel
b) Person who buys Chocolate cake
c) Person whose cake is 11kg

e) All are true
203.How many kg does the Philips cake is ?
a) 5kg
b)7kg
c)8kg
d)2kg
e) None of these
204. Which of the following person buys King cake?
a) Rebel
b)Silvia
c)Kennedy
d)Anup
e) None of these
205. Find out the one which is correctly matched ?
a) Rebel-9
b)Chocolate Cake-12
c)Red velvet Cake-9
d)Red velvet Cake-12
e) None of the above
Directions (206-208): In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two statements
206. Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a circular table with equal distance and all of them
facing centre. Who among the following sits second to the right of D?
I. E sits second to the left of G. B is not an immediate neighbor of G. F sits third to the left of D. Both H and C are
immediate neighbours of F.
II. C sits second to the left of H. A is not an immediate neighbor of E. Two persons sit between H and G.
207. Five persons A, B, C, D and E attend seminar on five different dates such as 4, 11, 18, 21 and 25 of a same
month but not necessarily in the same order. On which date does D attend seminar?
I. B attends the seminar before D and after E. Only one person attends seminar between C and A. C does not
attend the seminar on even numbered date.
II. C attends seminar on odd numbered date but not on 11th. Only one person attends seminar before B. A does
not attends seminar on 4th. Two persons attend seminar between D and E. D does not attend seminar on even
numbered date.
208. Five persons L, M, N, O and P in a five storey building. Each of them likes different colours viz. Blue, Black,
Yellow, Green and White. Who among the following is staying in the third floor?
I. O is living in an odd numbered floor above L. P lives above the one who likes Black. P likes neither White nor
Blue. One floor is there between the one who likes Yellow and Green.
II. L does not like Green. N lives immediately above the one who likes White. P and O are not living in adjacent
floors.
Directions (209-211): Study the following information to answer the given questions:

Input: 33 finp hmqo 57dbrs 28 cagn 45
Step I: 56 33 finp hmqo 57dbrs 45 eciq

Step II: geuw 56 finp hmqo 57 45 eciq 99
Step III: 180 geuw 56 hmqo 57 eciq 99 jmru
Step IV: mrvu 180 geuw 56 eciq 99 jmru 285
Input: 46 iosq 41 hknp mfdl 37 juer 21
209) In Step IV, which of the following would be on 6th position from the right end?
a) 230
b) rkir
c) lrvu
d) 164
e) None of these
210) How many elements are there between ‘164’ and ‘jmps’ in step III?
a) Two
b) Four
c) Three
d) One
e) None of these
211) In which step are the elements '46 41 mfdl juer' found in the same order?
a) Step I
b) Step II
c) Step III
d) Step IV
e) None of these
Directions (212-215): Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
‘A@B’ means ‘A and B are siblings’

‘A#B’ means ‘A and B are married couple’
‘A$B’ means ‘A and B are cousins’
‘A!B’ means ‘A is the sister-in-law of B’

‘A%B’ means ‘A is the brother-in-law of B’
‘A~B’ means ‘B is either nephew or niece of A’
212) Which of the following indicates that ‘Q is the granddaughter of R’?

a) P # R * U @ T % M ! Q $ S
b) P @ R * U # T % M $ Q # S
c) P $ R * U % T @ M * Q # S
d) P # R * U @ T % M * Q $ S
e) None of these
213) Which of the following can be the correct relationship drawn from the given expression
‘N # L % J @ N ! K * C @ M $ D’?
a) L is the sister-in-law of J
b) K is the uncle of D
c) N is the aunt of M
d) D is the nephew of J
e) None of these
214) According to this expression ‘A * L # M * K @ N % J ~ Z’ How is Z related to M?

a) Daughter
b) Son
c) Grand daughter
d) Grand son
e) Either c) or d)
215) According to this expression ‘M % J @ L ! K *B # D % X ~ W’ which of the following is definitely true?

a) L is the aunt of X
b) M is married to J’s sister
c) W is the nephew of X
d) D is the son-in-law of J
e) None of these
Eight family members D, H, L, M, O, S, T and U are sitting in a straight line in which some of them are
facing north and some of them are facing south. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
Three generation people are there in the family. The unmarried son of H sits third to the left of his brother
in law. L has only one daughter. The niece of O sits fourth to the right of her husband and both of them are facing
same direction. The number of persons facing north is more than South. T has only one daughter and one person
sits between them and facing opposite direction. One person is there between M and his maternal Uncle and both
are facing opposite directions. Two married couples are there in the family. H does not have sibling and D is the
niece of O’s nephew. T is not a spouse of H and not a female. D and S are not immediate neighbours and both
are facing opposite direction. The father in law of T sits to the immediate right of both his Grandson and Son. H
sits to the immediate right of D and both are facing opposite direction of L. No female is sitting between D and U.
216. If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right, then how many persons retain their
same position?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) None of these
217. How many male members are there in the family?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) More than three
218. Four of five are alike in a certain way based form the group find which one does not belong to the group?
a) O
b) M
c) D
d) L
e) H
219. How many members are there between U and H’s Spouse?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) More than three

220. Who among the following sits third to the left of M?
a) Son of U
b) Wife of S
c) Daughter of T
d) The brother in law of H.
e) None of these
Directions (221-225): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Anu, Balu, Chitra, Delcy, Emma, Fency, George and Henry are friends and they are sitting around a
circular table, some of them are facing inside and some of them are facing outside the circle. Each of them likes
different colours Green, Magenta, Blue, Indigo, Yellow, Orange, Purple and White but not necessarily in the same
order.
Balu sits third to the left of the one who likes Yellow and both are facing same direction. Fency is not an
immediate neighbor of one who likes Orange and Purple. The one who likes Magenta and Anu are immediate
neighbors, both are facing opposite direction to that of Delcy. The one who likes Purple and Chitra are facing each
other. The one who likes Orange sits second to the right of Delcy. Both Delcy and Emma neither like Blue nor
likes Purple. The one who likes Blue sits third to the right of George and Chitra does not like White. Fency sits
second to the left of one who likes Indigo. The one who likes Purple sits third to the right of one likes Yellow. Anu
neither likes Yellow nor likes Purple. Not more two persons facing same direction sit together. The one who likes
Magenta sits third to the left of one who likes Blue. George does not like Purple.
221. How many persons sit between Balu and the one who likes Yellow when counted anti clockwise direction
from Balu?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
222. Who among the following is an immediate neighbour of both Fency and Delcy?
a) One who likes Green
b) One who likes Orange

c) One who likes Purple
d) One who likes Blue

e) None of these
223. Who among the following likes Indigo?
a) One who sits second to the left of Felcy
b) One who sits immediate right of Balu

c) One who sits immediate left of Henry
d) One who sits second to the left of Anu
e) None of these

a) Delcy
b) Anu
c) Balu
d) Henry
e) Chitra
a) Henry-Orange
b) George-Yellow
c) Balu-Indigo
d) Chitra-Green
e) None is true

Directions (181-184)
181.Answer: a
Explanation:
CONVIVIALITY-2$31@1@%1@84
182. Answer: c
Explanation:
LUMINESCENT-3#2@1&72&38
183. Answer: d
Explanation:
ZEOCHROME-6&$377$3&
184. Answer: d
Explanation:
ORANGE-&6%35$
TEAMS JERSEY WICKET INNINGS PLAYERS ECONOMY

NUMBER TAKEN
Rajastan Royals 88 37 31 Rampal 8
Sunrisers 55 25 15 Philippe 6
Hyderabad
Royal Challengers 46 28 21 John morris 5
Gujarat Lions 3 22 17 Ravi Varma 10
Rising Super giant 49 35 18 Vendict 9
Deccan warriors 99 42 24 Bumrah 4
185. Answer: a
186. Answer: c
187. Answer: d
188. Answer: a
189. Answer: c
190. Answer: b
191. Answer: d
192. Answer: d
193. Answer: b
194. Answer: b
Explanation: Only course of action II is suitable for pursuing. Since capsule Vitamin B has not any deleterious
effect on human body, it is not proper to ban the sale of capsule Vitamin B.
195. Answer: b
Explanation: Only course of action I is suitable for pursuing.
196. Answer: c
Explanation: if both the statements (A) and (B) are independent causes.
197. Answer: a
Explanation: Clearly, Statement (A) is the cause and Statement (B) is the effect.
198. Answer: b
Explanation: if statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect
199. Answer: c
Explanation:
ANT RED SAW HAG TAP- AOT RFD SBW HBG TBP
200. Answer: d
Explanation:
BEAR COULD CLEAN HAND- BBEB CVOLD CFLAN HOAD
Cakes Cakes in kg Names Salary
Chocolate cake 11 Rebel 9/12
Cheese cake 5 Lina 15
Red velvet cake 8 Anup 9/12
Angel food cake 2 Philips 7
Boston cream pie 7 Kennedy 31
King cake 3 Silvia 27
201. Answer: e
202. Answer: d
203. Answer: d
204. Answer: b
205. Answer: e
206. Answer: e
By Combining both Statements
207. Answer: b
From Statement II,
4 E
11 B
18 A
21 D
25 C
208. Answer: d
The Data in both statement I & II are not Sufficient to answer the Questions
Input: 46 iosq 41 hknp mfdl 37 juer 21

Step I: 42 46 iosq 41 mfdl 37 juer jmps
Step II: lrvu 42 46 41 mfdl juer jmps 111

Step III: 164 lrvu 42 46 mfdl jmps 111 nyiw
Step IV: rkir 164 lrvu 42 jmps 111 nyiw 230
Logic: Take smallest number in first and smallest alphabet in last.
Word: In step1-Second next letter for first three letters and third next letter for last letter.
In step2- Third next letter for first three letters and fourth next letter for last letter and so on.
Number: In step1- Smallest number multiplied with 2.
In step2- Multiplied with 3 and so on.
209. Answer: c)
210. Answer: b)
211. Answer: b)
212. Answer: d)
213. Answer: c)
214. Answer: e)
215. Answer: d)
216. Answer: a)
217. Answer: e)
218. Answer: d)
219. Answer: e)
220. Answer: c)
221. Answer: b)
222. Answer: b)
223. Answer: d)
224. Answer: b)
225. Answer: d)
Practice Set-6
Direction (226-230): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular table and four of them are male. Some of them are
facing inside and some of them are facing outside the circle. They belong to four different places Chennai, Goa,
Kolkata and Mumbai but not necessarily in the same order. Not more than two persons belong to same place and
no two female belong to same place.
P does not belong to Goa and sits third to the left of the persons belong to Kolkata. The one who belong to
Goa sits third to the right of Q and both are facing same direction. R sits second to the left of one who belong to
Chennai. R and one of his immediate neighbours belong to same place and facing same direction. T is a female
and she is neither from Goa nor from Kolkata and not an immediate neighbor of one who belong to Kolkata. Not
more two persons facing same direction sit together. S is not a female and does not face inside the circle. P and
the one male person from Chennai are sitting opposite to each other. The persons from Mumbai are not
immediate neighbours. The only person sitting exactly between one who belongs to Goa and Chennai is not a
female. Q is neither from Chennai nor from Mumbai. W sits third to the right of Q and second to the left of U.
226. Who among the following are belonging to Chennai?
a) UQ
b) UT
c) TV
d) SW
e) None of these
227. Who among the following is a male pair?

a) TP
b) UQ
c) RW
d) PS
e) None of these
a) S-Goa
b) V-Chennai
c) Q-Kolkata
d) P-Goa
e) None is true
a) SQ
b) UP
c) TR
d) WV
e) SV
230. Who among the following sits second to the left of P?
a) Q
b) S
c) W
d) V
e) None of these
Direction (231-235):Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
Eight friends M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in a straight line in which four of them are facing north
and four of them are facing south. Each of them likes different fruits viz., Apple, Banana, Grapes, Guava, Mango,
Orange, Pomegranate and Sapodilla. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
M sits third to the right of one who likes Orange and one who likes Orange and Pomegranate are not
immediate neighbours. Q does not sit at the extreme end and R does not like Orange. There are two persons sit
between one who likes Banana and Pomegranate. The one who likes Banana and M are immediate neighbours
and both are facing same direction. N sits fourth to the left of S and neither of them likes both Banana and
Orange. M and N are opposite direction to that of S. The one who likes Guava does not face south. There are two
persons sit between one who likes Grapes and Orange. The one who likes Guava sits third to the left of S neither
of them sit at extreme end of the line. N likes Sapodilla. R and S are not immediate neighbours. O and P sit
second to the left and second to the right of M respectively.
231. Which among the following fruits does S like?
a) Grapes
b) Guava
c) Mango
d) Apple
e) Either c or d
232. Who among the following sits third to the left of one who likes Grapes?
a) One who likes Guava
b) O
c) One who likes Orange
d) R
e) None of these
233. Who sits third to the right of one who likes Banana?
a) One who likes Grapes
b) One who likes Banana

c) One who likes Orange
d) One who likes pomegranate
e) None of these
234. Which among the following combinations is definitely true?
a) S-Mango
b) O-Apple
c) P-Banana
d) N-Pomegranate
e) None is true
a) O
b) P
c) R
d) S
e) M
Direction (236-238):Study the following information to answer the given questions:
Input: 29 kpvr toje 49 17 xsdg 34 mluq
Step I: tpbf 29 kpvr toje 17 34 mluq 196

Step II: 306 tpbf 29 kpvr 17 mluq 196 plhd
Step III: iisp 306 tpbf kpvr 17 196 plhd 464
Step IV: 425 iisp 306 tpbf 196 plhd 464 gmtq
Input: mdfh 43 nksr 21 55 etxu vyol 46

236. How many numbers/words are there between 414 and 220 in step III?
a) Two
b) Three
c) Four
d) One
e) There is no such step
237. What is the position of ‘rvmk’ with respect to ‘etxu’ in step II?
a) Immediate right
b) Fourth to the right

c) Fifth to the left
d) Fourth to the left
e) Second to the left
238. In step III '414' is related to '21', 'rvmk' is related to 'etxu' in a same way '220' is related to?
a) 21
b) etxu
c) 688
d) 220
e) jhqq
‘A+B’ means ‘B is the child of A’

‘A*B’ means ‘B is the only son of A’
‘A!B’ means ‘A is the mother in law of B’

‘A~B’ means ‘B is niece of A’
‘A-B’ means ‘A is the daughter in law of B’

I. M @ K - N
II. L + M $ J @ B
III. L @ N # T
IV. A @ Y * T
V. T @ S ! B
VI. T ^ Z ~ J + X
VII. Z # S % A
a) L is the sister in law of T
b) B is the father in law of S
c) B is the son in law of Z

d) N is the paternal aunt of J
e) None of these
240. According to the above expression, how is A related to B?
a) Grand father
b) Mother in law’s father
c) Wife’s grandmother
d) Mother in law’s father in law

e) None of these
241. If ‘B * U’ then how is X related to T?
a) Grand son
b) Grand daughter
c) Either a or b
d) Nephew
242. How M related to Z?
a) Sister in law’s niece
b) Brother’s nephew
c) Brother in law’s nephew
e) None of these
243. Who is the tallest among seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G?

I. E is taller than F but shorter than G. D is not as short as B. Only two persons shorter than C and F is not the
shortest person. B is taller than E but shorter than G. D is neither tallest nor shortest person in this group.
II. Only two persons are taller than B. C is taller than A but shorter than B. E is not the shortest person. As many
persons are shorter than F as taller than D.

244. Seven P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are living in seven different floors of an apartment. The lowermost floor is
numbered 1 and so on and the topmost floor is numbered 7 but not necessarily in the same order. Who lives at
the topmost floor?

I. A lives at one of the odd numbered floors. Only two persons are living between A and G. E lives immediately
below G. Three persons are living between C and B. C lives one of the floors above B. D lives at even numbered
floor but not on floor no.6.

II. G lives at prime numbered floor but not on the lowermost and uppermost floor. Three persons live between G
and D. Two floors are there between F and E and both are living below D. As many persons above B as below C.
F lives one of the floors above E. B does not live at the topmost floor.
245. Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were sitting in a square table facing centre. Four of them were
sitting in the corner while four of them sitting in the middle of the sides. Who sits fifth to the right of U?
I. More than two persons sitting between S and P. Only one person is there between Q and S. V and R are
immediate neighbours of each other.

II. S sits second to the left of V and third to the right of U. R and W are sitting opposite to each other. R is not an
immediate neighbor of S. V and T are immediate neighbours of each other.
Direction (246-250): There are Eight friends Q, E, S, V, J, P, A, B are in the restaurant who likes to eat different
sweets and Coconut burfi, Coconut boli, Pista halwa, laddu, kesari, rasgulla, Gulab jamun and Badam halwa and
they drink different juices watermelon, pineapple, milk shake, apple ,dragon fruit, mango, lemon and papaya and
they belongs to different states Karnataka, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, bihar, Jharkhand, Arunachal Pradesh, West
Bengal and Tamilnadu are not necessarily in the same order.
The person eats Gulab jamun, is from Karnataka .The person who drinks papaya juice likes to eat Gulab
jamun.The who person likes Dragon fruit juice and the sweet he likes laddu, he is not from Tamilnadu. The person
drinks apple juice is from Jharkhand. E is not from Bihar. E likes neither watermelon/ Pineapple. A is from
Arunachal Pradesh, likes milk shake. V is not from Tamilnadu. B likes coconut boli ,he is from West Bengal. The
one who drinks Mango juice eat the sweet Kesari. Rasgulla eat by the person who belongs to the state Sikkim.
The one who belongs to Tamilnadu eats Coconut Burfi. P is not from Karnataka. J belongs to Jharkhand. Q likes
papaya juice. S likes Mango juice and he is from Uttarkhand. The person likes Coconut Burfi either by V or P. B or
P Drinks pineapple fruit juice.
246.If the person eats Badam halwa belongs Jharkhand. Then Which of the following persons are correctly
matched ?
a)A- Pista halwa

b)V- Pista halwa
c) J-laddu
d)E-Apple
e)P- Watermelon
247. If the person who is from Tamilnadu drinks Pineapple juice, then which of the following person likes
Watermelon juice ?
a)S
b)E
c)B
d)V
e) A
248.Which of the following person drink the Lemon juice ?
a) The one who drinks milkshake

b)The one who is from Tamilnadu
c) J
d) The person who is from Sikkim
e) none of these
249.Which of the following person belongs to Bihar ?
a) The one who likes laddu

b) The one who drinks Dragon fruit
c) a and b
d)The one who is from west Bengal
e) none of these
250. The person is from Tamilnadu drinks which of the following juice ?
a) Apple juice
b)Milkshake
c)Dragon fruit juice
d) Mango
e) Can’t be determined
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on..
Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-8 till Z.

WIND-2@33
PAUSE-4%#7&
TABLE-8%11&
LAYOUT-1%4$#8
I. If last letter is vowel and first is consonant, then the code of all the consonants will be -1
II. If second letter of the word is vowel, then 1st letter and second last letter of the word is coded as *
III. If there are more than two vowels in a word, then the first and last vowels are coded as !
251.What is the code of 'WIKIPEDIA' ?
a) *!7@3&2*!
b)*!7!3&*@%
c) *@7@3&*@%
d) 1!!@3&2@%
e)none of these
252.What is the possible code for MORAL?

a) *@6%*
b) *%*$1
c) *$6*1
d) *&6%*
e)none of these
253.What is the code of LIBERTY OF STATUE?

a)*@1&6*4 $4 67!7#!
b) *@1&*84 $4 6S%S#&
c) 1@1&*84 $4 67%S#&
d) 1@1&684 *4 7S%S#&
e)none of these
254.What is the sum of all the numbers of UNEMPLOYMENT?
a)28
b)27
c)26
d)33
e) none of these
Direction (255-259): Read the following information carefully to answer the question.
In the IPL TEAM selection process, Six players are selected from six different teams Chennai Super kings, Kings
XI Punjab, Hyderabad Team, Kolkata Riders, Delhi daredevils and Mumbai Rhinos. Six cricket players namely
Sehwag, Kohli, Ashwin, Rohit Sharma, Michael Clarke and Dhoni each in the Team with their Jersey number
09, 27, 31, 17, 24 and 26,the Six players are selected from the different state and cities Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai,
Punjab, Mumbai and Hyderabad with a fixed amount of salary in crore for a period of three years namely 17cr,
24cr, 26cr,27cr,13cr and 15cr.

The player from Kings XI Punjab neither belongs to Punjab or Hyderabad. Sehwag selected for an amount of
which is an odd number but it is not multiple of 5 or 3, he doesn't play for Chennai super kings team, Kolkata
Riders, Hyderabad team and he is from the city Kolkata. Kohli’s jersey number is divisible by 3 and his salary is
not divisible by 3 and he belongs to Chennai also played for either Kolkata Riders or Chennai Super Kings. The
player from Hyderabad team is not a Michael Clarke and the player's salary is divisible by 5 or 3. The player from
Delhi Daredevils has jersey with prime number and his salary is neither an even nor a prime number. Rohit
Sharma’s jersey number is related to his birthday which he was born in the month which has highest number of
days and he plays for Kolkata Riders belongs to either Mumbai or Hyderabad. Kohli's jersey number is highest in
given jersey numbers, which is multiple of 3. Dhoni likes even numbered jersey, his salary and jersey number are
same and it is divisible by multiple of 3, he neither play for Kings XI Punjab nor Hyderabad team, belongs to
Mumbai. Ashwin doesn't belong to Punjab; the player who belongs to Punjab earns the salary which is multiple of
5. Rohit Sharma’s salary is 9 cr more than Sehwag's salary. The player whose salary is multiple of 17 is from the
city Kolkata and he is not from Mumbai Rhinos. Sehwag's salary is either a prime or an even number. The player
whose jersey number is 26 belongs to Kings XI Punjab.
255.Which of the following person Jersey number is 26 ?
a)Sehwag
b)Kohli
c)Rohit sharma
d)can't be determined
e) none of these
256. Which of the following person’s salary is 13cr?
a) The player is from Mumbai

b) The player is from the city Hyderabad
c) The player from Chennai Super Kings
d) The player whose jersey number is 31

e) none of these
257.Which of the following player is from Kolkata Riders?
a) Michael Clarke
b) Kohli
c) Sehwag
d) Rohit Sharma
e) none of these
258. Which of the following are correctly matched ?
a) Delhi Daredevils -Michael Clarke-Punjab
b) Mumbai Rhinos-Dhoni-Kolkata
c) Kolkata riders- Jersey no.31-salary is 13cr
d) Hyderabad team- Ashwin-Hyderabad
e) none of these
259. Ashwin belongs to which sate and which team?

a)Delhi-Kolkata Riders
b) Hyderabad- Mumbai rhinos

c) Delhi - Hyderabad team
d) none of these
e) Punjab- kings XI Punjab
Distance between each point is 5metre.
A % B means, B is at 90˚clockwise direction of A.
A & B means, B is at 135˚clockwise direction of A.
A $ B means, B is at 45˚clockwise directionA.

A$$ B means, B is at 180˚clockwise direction of A.
A @@ B means, B is at 225˚ anti clockwise direction of A.
A @ B means,B is at 45˚ anti clockwise direction of A.
A* B means,B is at 270˚ anti clockwise direction of A.

A # B means, B is at 270˚ clockwise direction of A
260. According to R@@E%S$N, the point R is in which direction with respect to the point N?
a) North west
b)South west
c)West
d)East
e)None of these
261) According toI&O$$N%T, what is the shortest distance between the point O and the point T ?
a)2 2𝑚
b)2 5𝑚
c) 5 2𝑚
d) 3 2m
e)None of these
262) According to M*E%R$$L&I#N, then which of the following point is second farthest to the point M?
a)N
b)I
c)L
d)R
d)None of these
263) According to K&B#M$$U$Y. Y isin which direction with respect to B ?
a) Y and B are same point
b)South west
c) North east
d)South
e)North
Directions (264-265): In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action I and II. A
course of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement, follow-up or further action regard
the problem, policy, etc. on the basis of the information given in the statement. You have to assume everything in
the statement to be true, then decide which of the given suggested courses of action(s) logically follows for
pursuing.
Give answer (a) if only I follows


264. Statement: Due to the Natural calamities drought plays a vital role in eastern zone of the country.
Courses of action:
I. State and Central Government should immediately make arrangement for providing financial assistance to
affected.
II. Food, water and fodder should immediately be sent to all these areas to save the people and cattle.
265. Statement: A larger number of lower ranked Government officials are murdered by anti-social elements in
the City X.
Courses of action:
I. All those in the city with criminal records should immediately be arrested.
II. The city police should keep a close vigil on the movements of anti-social elements so as to prevent future
attacks.
Directions (266-268):Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be
266. (A) The temperature of the continent X has increased by about 1 degrees in the current year over the
average of past 5 years.

(B) Some people living in the Continent are migrated toother Continent in comparison with the earlier year.
267. (A)The Cinema theatre in the locality are closed for the next continuous day in the festival time .
(B) Two groups of people living in the locality have been fighting with each other with bricks and stones forcing to
shut down the cinema hall.

268. (A)The Government has decided to increase the Tax prices for Automobile parts with immediate effect.
(B)The Railway department introduced several schemes toincrease the mode ticket booking .

A as 1, B as 2, C as 3, till Z as 26.
I. First letter is greater than last letter, remaining consonant and Vowels are changed to -3 and +1 respectively.
II. First letter is less than third letter, all consonant and vowels are changed to +2 and -2 respectively.
III. First letter and last letter are equal, all consonant are changed to opposite letter in the English alphabet series
and vowels remains same.
269.Find the code of the word ‘TENT KNOW’, in the new arrangement how many letters are not repeated more
than once ?
a)only one
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) none of these
270.Find the code of the word ‘ ROCK PEBBLE’. In the new arrangement all the letters are arranged in the
English alphabetic series then which of the following is the second letter to the left of fourth letter from the right
end of the arrangement ?
a)P
b)E
c)Y
d)Z
e) none of these

226. Answer: b)
227. Answer: d)
228. Answer: c)
229. Answer: a)
230. Answer: d)
231. Answer: e)
232. Answer: c)
233. Answer: d)
234. Answer: e)
235. Answer: e)
Input: mdfh 43 nksr 21 55 etxu vyol 46

Step I: rvmk mdfh 43 nksr 21 etxu 46 220
Step II: 414 rvmk mdfh 43 21 etxu 220 jhqq
Step III: iadg 414 rvmk 21 etxu 220 jhqq 688

Step IV: 525 iadg 414 rvmk 220 jhqq 688 aqvt
Logic: In step I, Coded word and number is arranged left and right respectively. In step II, Coded word and
number is arranged right and left respectively. These processes repeated alternatively.
Word: Words are arranged according to reverse alphabetic order.

The letters in the word are coded as,
Ex: vyol is codes as,
V  V-4 = R
Y  Y-3 = V
O  O-2 = M
L  L-1 = K
Number: Numbers are arranged according to descending order.
Numbers are coded as, 1st number X 22 , 2nd number X 32 , 3rd number X 42 and so on.
236. Answer: b)
237. Answer: d)
238. Answer: c)
239. Answer: d)
240. Answer: d)
241. Answer: b)
242. Answer: c)
243. Answer: a)
By Statement I, we get
G > D > B > E > C > F > A
244. Answer: c)
By Statement I,
7 C
6 F
5 A
4 D
3 B
2 G
1 E
By Statement II,
7 A
6 D
5 B
4 F
3 C
2 G
1 E
245. Answer: b)
From Statement II,
PERSONS SWEETS FRUIT JUICE STATE
Q GULAB JAMUN PAPAYA KARNATAKA

E RASGULLA LEMON SIKKIM
S KESARI MANGO UTTARKAND
V LADDU DRAGON FRUIT BIHAR
J BADAM HALWA/ APPLE JHARKHAND
A PISTA HALWA MILKSHAKE ARUNACHAL PRADESH
B COCONUT BOLI WATERMELON/ WEST BENGAL
P COCONUT BURFI PINEAPPLE TAMILNADU
246. Answer: a
247. Answer: c
248. Answer: d
249. Answer: c
250. Answer: e
251. Answer: a)
252. Answer: c)
253. Answer: a)
254. Answer: b)
TEAMS JERSEY SALARY PLAYERS STATES/CITY

NUMBER
Kings XI punjab 26 17 Sehwag Kolkata
Hyderabad Team 09 27 Ashwin Delhi
Chennai super 27 13 Kohli Chennai

kings
Kolkata riders 31 26 Rohit Sharma Hyderabad
Delhi Dardevils 17 15 Michael Clarke Punjab
Mumbai Rhinos 24 24 Dhoni Mumbai
255. Answer: a)
256. Answer: c)
257. Answer: d)
258. Answer: a)
259. Answer: c)
260. Answer: c)
261. Answer: c)
 √(52+52)
 √(25+25)
 √50
 5√2
262. Answer: a)
263. Answer: b)
264. Answer: b)
Only course of action II seems to be appropriate. In case of drought food, water and fodder become scarce and in
such a situation these item should be sent immediately to the affected areas to save the people and cattle. At a
glance, the course of action I too seems to be suitable for pursuing. But the use of term “immediately” makes it
invalid.
265. Answer: e)
Both courses of action are suitable for pursuing. Do not get confused by the use for the term “all” in the first
course of action. Since, murder of a large number of people is not a usual event. Therefore, curse of action I is
also suitable.
266. Answer: e)
267. Answer: b)
Clearly, Statement (B) is the cause and Statement (A) is the effect.
268. Answer: e)
269. Answer: c
TENT KNOW-GVMG MPMY.
270. Answer: a
ROCK PEBBLE-RPZK PFYYIE-EFIKPPRYYZ.
Practice Set-7
Direction (271-273): Study the following information to answer the given question.
A word and a number arrangement machine given an input and numbers rearranges them following in a
particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.
Input:Hurricance Space Capsule Agency Cosmonaut Represent.
Step I: Space 8 Hurricane Capsule Agency Cosmonaut Represent.

Step II: Represent 9 Space 8 Hurricane Capsule Agency Cosmonaut.
Step III: Hurricane 64Represent 9 Space 8 Capsule Agency Cosmonaut.
Step IV: Cosmonaut 16 Hurricane 64Represent 9 Space 8 Capsule Agency

Step V: Capsule 27Cosmonaut 16 Hurricane 64Represent 9 Space 8 Agency.
Step VI:Agency 4Capsule 27Cosmonaut 16 Hurricane 64Represent 9 Space 8.
Step VI is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate
Input: Feather Unique Crowning Flooded Detention Beauty.
271.Which of the following step which is before the last step of the new arrangement ?
a)Detention 16 Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Crowning Beauty
b)Feather Crowning 8 Detention 16 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Beauty
c) Crowning 8 Detention 16 Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Beauty

d) Flooded 9 Unique 64Crowning Beauty Detention 16 Feather 27
e) none of these
272.In step VI, how many words are there to the right of feather?
a)Two
b)three
c)one
d)four
e) none of these
273.In step VI Beauty is related to Feather, Crowning is related to Flooded, then Unique is related to?
a) 9 b)27 c)Feather d) Detention e)none of these
Directions Q(274-277): Study the following information briefly to answer the questions correctly.
X%%Y means, X is the uncle of Y.
X@@Y means, X is the Aunt of Y.
X&Y means, X is the Brother-in-law of Y.
X$Y means, X is the Sister-in-law of Y.

X!Y!!A,B means X and Y has two children A and B.
X#Y means, X is the Son of Y.
X**Y means, X is the only nephew of Y.
X*Y means, X and Y are the married couple.

274. If X*S@@T#C, S has no brother or sister. Then how is C related to S ?
a)Brother-in-law
b)Sister-in-law
c)Nephew
d)Niece
e) Can't be determined.
275. If D%%F#W;F&V;V is female and married to G. How is G related to W?
a) Son
b) Daughter
c) Father
d) Mother
e) None of these
276. If P#L!N$H. If Q is brother of P. How is H related to Q ?

a) Aunt
b) Uncle
c) Nephew
d) son
e) Can’t be determined
277. If N@@T*S#V. How is T related to V ?

a) Daughter in law
b)Son-in-law
c)Son
d)Daughter
e) Aunt
Directions Q(278-280): Study the following information briefly to answer the questions correctly.
278. Seven persons A,B,C,D,E,Fand G are staying in a seven storey of a building, ground floor is numbered 1
second floor is 2 and top floor is numbered 7.which person stays at the Seven floor of a building ?
Statement I :A sits at odd numbered floor. There are two persons between A and C. F sits immediate below or
above to C.
Statement II : G sits on even numbered floor but not 6. There are three person between G and E. B sits on odd
numbered floor but not 7 or 5.

Statement III:There are two persons between F and D. F sits on even numbered floor. D sits immediate above to
E. A occupies ground floor
a)Statement I ,II are sufficient to answer the question while statement III is not sufficient to answer the question.
b)All the statement I,II,III together are sufficient to answer the question.
c)Both statement I and III are sufficient to answer the question while statement II are not sufficient to answer the
question.
d) Either statement II and III together are sufficient to answer the question or statement I and II together are
e)All the statements I,II,III together are not sufficient to answer the question.
279. A family consists of three generations and three grand childrens. How many children does C has ?
Statement I:F is the paternal uncle of D.F is the son-in-law of A. D is spinster in the family.
Statement II:A and B are same age people. C is the daughter-in-law of K who is a eldest male in the family.
Statement III:B is not the wife of A.E is the only cousin of G. M has only two childrens.
a)Either Statement I and III together are sufficient to answer the question or statement II or III are sufficient to
answer the question.
question.
d) Both the statement II and III together are sufficient to answer the question or statement I alone are not are
e)All the statements I,II,III are not sufficient to answer the question.
280. How many persons are sitting in a circular arrangements?
Statement I :From the Right of C, there are three persons sit between A and C.A faces towards centre of the
circle.
Statement II:There are six persons sit between G who sits second to the left of C and K who sit third to the left of
A. G faces outside the circle.
Statement III:K sits seventh to the left of G.
a)Statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question while statement I and II are not sufficient to answer the
question
question.
d) Both statement II and III are sufficient to answer the question while statement I are not sufficient to answer the
question.
e)All the statements I,II,III are not sufficient to answer the question.
A Tech company X released ranking details 1, 2, 3, 4, 5and 6 of working Employee Patrick, Fernandez, Mark
Roosney, John flint, Bhusan and Mitchel Randy from different countries viz, Philippines, Nepal, Australia, India,
Singapore and Dubai. who all did well in all the projects in the year 2017. To celebrate the Christmas the
company planned to give a special American sweet Hershey’s chocolate, Wonka candy, American Skittles,
Reese’s peanut butter, Jolly rancher candy and Toostie roll candy with different colour boxes viz, Red, Green,
Orange, Purple, Blue and White not necessarily in the same order.
The Employee who gets the Reese’s peanut butter is neither 3rd nor 4th rank, he is from Australia or Philippines,
gets neither Blue or Red colour box. Bhusan gets either American Skittles or Wonka candy, neither first nor least
rank and he neither from Australia nor Philippines and he doesn’t gets orange colour sweet box. John flint his rank
is a prime number, either from Singapore or Dubai, gets orange or Blue box, gets Jolly rancher candy or Wonka
candy. Mitchel randy whose rank is divisible by two from Australia or Philippines, gets purple colour sweet box.
Mark Roosey gets Toostie roll candy, his rank is an even number except 6, he gets orange box.Patrick gets green
box, his rank is an odd number except 5. Employee gets Red sweet box whose rank is square of a number, gets
Wonka candy. Patrick doesn’t get Reese peanut butter or Herney chocolate. Employee whose rank is six gets
gets purple colour sweet box, he is from Philippines. Employee is from Singapore, his rank is multiple of five. Mark
Roosey from Australia or Dubai. Patrick neither belongs to Nepal nor Philippines.
281.Which Employee gets third rank ?
a)Fernandes
b)Patrick
c)Mitchel Randy
d)Mark Roosey
e) none of these
282. Which of the following Employee get Red colour sweet box ?
a) Employee from Dubai

b) Employee from India
c) Employee from Nepal
d) None is true
e) All are true

283. Which Employee gets first rank ?
a) Employee from Australia
b) Fernandez
c) Employee gets White colour sweet box
d) both a and c
e) All of these
284. Which of the following person gets purple colour sweet box ?
a) Mark Roosey
b)Bhusan
c)Patrick
d) Mitchel randy
e) None of these
285. Find out the one which is correctly matched ?

a) Purple-6
b)Red-3
c)Orange-1
d)Orange-Fernandez
Ten persons J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a circular table and some of them are facing
inside and some of them are facing outside the circle. Each of them has different lucky numbers 1 to 10 but not
necessarily in the same order.
J sits third to the right of one whose lucky no. is 4 and both are facing same direction. Two persons sit
between L and K but K is not an immediate neighbor of both J and P. O sits fourth to the right of one whose lucky
no. is 2 but O’s lucky no. is not 3 and 1. Two members are there between one whose lucky no.7 and 5 and both
are facing outside the circle. O faces same direction as R. Q and one whose lucky no. 4 are immediate
neighbours. P sits third to the right of Q and both are facing same direction. N and one whose lucky no. 3 are
immediate neighbours of J. L’s lucky no. is not divisible by 3. R sits second to the left of one whose lucky no. 9
and both are facing same direction. P is not an immediate neighbor of J. K’s lucky no. is 5. R is an immediate
neighbor of Q. S sits third to the right of one whose lucky no. is 3. J’s lucky no. is 8. K and the one whose lucky
no.4 are not immediate neighbours. P sits third to the left of one whose lucky no. is 10. N’s lucky no. is 9 and
faces inside.
a) ML
b) NJ
c) OK
d) JR
e) QM
a) O- Lucky no. 8
b) N- Lucky no. 6
c) S- Lucky no. 10
d) R- Lucky no. 4
e) K- Lucky no. 9
288. How many persons sit between S and whose lucky no. 3 when counted clockwise direction from S?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
289. Who among the following is an immediate neighbour of both K and P?
a) One whose lucky no. 6
b) One whose lucky no. 9
c) One whose lucky no. 7

d) One whose lucky no. 5
e) None of these
290. Who among the following sits fourth to the left of M?
a) L
b) Q
c) K
d) One whose lucky no. 8
e) None of these
J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are family members sitting in a row. Some of them are facing north and some of
them are facing south. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. Three generations are there
and two married couples are there in the family.

No male is sitting to the left of Q. The persons sitting at the extreme ends are facing opposite directions
and number of persons facing north is more than south. M sits third to the left of K. The paternal uncle of K sits to
his/her immediate left. M sits second to the right of his/her grandson. The grandson of M and his maternal uncle
are immediate neighbours. Four persons sit between K and nephew of K. N is the sister in law of Q and both are
facing opposite direction. J is the brother in law of L’s father. P sits fifth to the right of M and both are facing
opposite direction. N sits third to the right of O and both N and J are facing same direction as O.
291. Who sits second to the right of O’s father?

a) J
b) P
c) Q
d) K
e) None of these
292. How is N related to L’s mother?
a) Father in law
b) Mother in law
c) Brother in law
d) Sister in law
e) None of these
293. Who among the following sits at the extreme ends of the row?
a) JQ
b) ML
c) ON
d) PL
e) None of these
a) N
b) Q
c) M
d) J
e) L
295. Which among the following is true regarding L?

a) J’s son
b) P’s daughter
c) N’s granddaughter
d) K’s niece
e) None is true
Ten persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting in two parallel rows containing five persons each, in
such a way that there is an equal distance between the adjacent persons. In both row some of them faces north
and some of them faces south. Row 1 is followed by row 2. They like different flowers viz. Lily, Holly, Jasmine,
Daisy, Poppy, Rose, Alyssum, Iris, Violet and Ivy but not necessarily in the same order.
B sits third to the right of one who likes Violet and both are facing opposite direction. J and G are facing
opposite direction. A faces the person who sits second to the right of the person who likes Holy. I likes Iris and
facing south direction. The one who likes Alyssum sits second to the left of F and both are facing same direction.
The one who likes Daisy faces north and does not sit at row 2. J does not sit at the extreme end. One person sits
between G and one who faces the person who likes Ivy. Three persons sit between one who likes Jasmine and
Holy, both are facing same direction. The one who likes Lily sits opposite to B and third to the left of one who likes
Ivy. I faces the person who sits second to the left of J. J neither likes Lily nor likes Violet. The one who likes poppy
sits second to the right of H, both are facing same direction. G neither likes Poppy nor likes Alyssum. D and C are
facing same direction and H sits at one of the ends of the row. A and one who likes Ivy are immediate neighbours.
C likes Jasmine. The one who likes Rose and Holy are not immediate neighbours.
296. Who among the following persons sit at the end of the row?
a) CI
b) DB
c) GF
d) CH
e) None of these
297. Who among the following person sits opposite to F?
a) J
b) One who sits second to the left G
c) One who sits to the immediate left of C
d) One who likes Jasmine

e) None of these

a) H
b) C
c) F
d) D
e) A
299. Which of the following statement is false?
a) Persons who like Holy and Daisy are immediate neighbours

b) Person who likes Ivy faces the person who likes Violet
c) No one sit between H and F
d) Immediate neighbours of A face same direction
e) A and I are sitting in a same row

300. If C is related to F, J is related to F then in the same way A is related to whom among the following?
a) J
b) B
c) E
d) G
e) None of these
PAN EST MBPKOV CQS
301. If the first letter in each of the word is changed with the second letter in each of the word, same as second
and third letter in each of the word. Then arrange all the words are in English alphabetical order in the dictionary.
How many of the words remain unchanged?
a)Two
b)One
c) Three
d)none
e) four
302. If S is added before the first letter in each of the word , find out the word which has highest number of pair in
each of the word from the left as well as right as like in the English alphabet order ?
a)SPAN
b)SEST
c)SMBP
d)SCQS
e)none
Coding-Decoding: INSTRUCTIONS:
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on.. Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded
1-8 till Z.
Note: If there is a space between the words, consider each word is a single word.
FUN-4#3
MORAL-2$6%1
SEA-7&%
RIPE-6@4&
If any letter in the word satisfies more than one condition, then give preference as per the order I to IV.
Conditions:
I. If Fifth letter of the word is vowel, then 2nd letter of the word is coded as *
II. If the vowel is preceded as well as followed immediately by a consonant, then the code of that vowel will be
changed to next vowel in english alphabetical vowel order with the respective mentioned symbols.
III. If the vowel is immediately followed by a vowel, then both (each vowels) are coded as !
IV. If the First letter of the word is vowel, that vowel is changed to previous letter in the english alphabetical order.
303.What is the code of 'BHARAT KE VEER' ?
a)16&6&8 8& 1!!6

b) 1*&6&8 8& 1!!6
c) 16&6&8 8& 1&&6
d) 16%6%8 8& 1!!6
e)none of these
304.What is the possible code for VIRTUAL BONE?
a)1#68##1 1#3&
b)1*68!!1 1#3&
c) 1@68#%1 1#3&
d)1@68#%1 1$3&
e)none of these
305.Find out the code of PALAEONTOLOGIST, then which of the following symbol will be placed seventh from
the right end of the new arrangements ?
a)*
b)!
c)@
d)#
e)none of these
306.What is the code of DIFFERENTIATION, Which symbol is repeated more than twice ?
a)!
b)none
c)#
d)*
e) Data inadequate.
A$$ B means, B is at 2m north of A.
A @@ B means, B is at north west of A.
A ## B means, B is at 2m either North or North east of A.

A ! B means, B is at 2m south of A.
A % B means, B is at 2m South east of A.
A & B means, B is at 2m North east of A.
A $ B means, B is at 2m south west of A.
A @ B means, B is at 2m east of A.
A* B means, B is at 2m west of A.
A # B means, B is at 2m either South or South west of A.
307. According to G*N#D!C&P, If the points NDC forms a straight line, point D is in which direction with respect
to the point C ?
a) North
b)South west
c)West
d)East
e)None of these
308. According to I%A&W#L. Point W is in which direction with respect to the point L?
a) North East
b)South
c) North
d) South west
d)None of these
309. According to A#L##D*I$$V. Point D is not east or South east of point A. Point A is in which direction with
respect to point I?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d)South East
e)None of these
310. According to W@@X@Y##Z. What is the direction of point Z with respect to the point W?
a) North west
b)South west
c)North east
d) None of these
II. Directions (311-312): In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action I and II. A
courses of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement, follow-up or further action in
regard the problem, policy, etc. on the basis of the information given in the statement. You have to assume
everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the given suggested courses of action(s) logically
follows for pursuing.
Give answer (a) if only I follow

311. Statement: India has now been recognised by the Western World as a Best country for cardiac treatments.
Courses of action:
I. Indian Government plans to increase more number of Cardiac Hospitals to treat Cardiac patients.
II. India should bargain effectively with the Western World to give treatments.
312. Statement: It is estimated that about Fifteen lakhs people will visit the temple during the festival.
Courses of action:
I. The municipal authority should make necessary arrangements to tackle the situation.
II. All the hospitals in the municipal corporation should be put on high alert in the case of any eventually.
CAUSE AND EFFECT
313. (A)Rainfall is not adequate this year for the plantation of paddy.
(B) Changes in rainfall and other forms of precipitation will be one of the most critical factors determining the
overall impact of climate change.
314. (A)The state Government has decided to hold a single entrance test for admission to all the Engineering
colleges in India.
(B)The State Government has debarred students from other States to apply for the seats in the Engineering
colleges in the State.
315. (A) Large number of Primary State Government Schools in the rural areas is run by only one teacher.
(B) Students are going to another village to get proper education.

Input: Feather Unique Crowning Flooded Detention Beauty
step 1:Unique 64Feather Crowning Flooded Detention Beauty
step 2: Flooded 9 Unique 64Feather Crowning Detention Beauty
step 3: Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Crowning Detention Beauty
step 4:Detention 16 Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Crowning Beauty
step 5:Crowning 8 Detention 16 Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64Beauty
step 6:Beauty 9 Crowning 8 Detention 16 Feather 27 Flooded 9 Unique 64

Logic behind output:
In Step I:
-Words are arranged in an reverse alphabetic order to the left.
-Number '64' obtained by, word 'UNIQUE' number of vowels is four, so 43 .
In Step II:
-Words are arranged in an reverse alphabetic order to the left.

-Number '9' obtained by, word 'FLOODED' has number of vowels is three, so 32
follows same as till the last step of the arrangement.
271.Answer: c
272. Answer: a
273. Answer: d
274.Answer: e
275.Answer: a
276. Answer: e)
277.Answer: a)
278. Answer: d)
279. Answer: e)
All the statements I,II,III are not sufficient to answer the question
280. Answer: b)
Explanation
Sweets Name Box colour Employee Country Rank
Hershey’s chocolate Purple Mitchel Randy Philippines 6
Wonka candy Red Bhusan Nepal 4
American Skittles Green Patrick India 3
Reese’s peanut White Fernandez Australia 1
butter
Toostie roll candy Orange Mark Roosney Dubai 2
Jolly ranchercandy Blue John flint Singapore 5
281. Answer: b)
282. Answer: c)
283. Answer: e)
284. Answer: d)
285. Answer: a)
286. Answer: e)
287. Answer: c)
288. Answer: b)
289. Answer: a)
290. Answer: c)
291. Answer: c)
292. Answer: b)
293. Answer: d)
294. Answer: a)
295. Answer: e)
291. Answer: d)
292. Answer: c)
293. Answer: b)
294. Answer: c)
295. Answer: d)
301. Answer: b)
ANP STE BPM OVK QSC
302. Answer: e)
SPAN SEST SMBP SKOV SCQS

1,1,1,1,1
303. Answer: b)
BHARAT KE VEER-1*&6&8 8& 1!!6

304. Answer: b)
VIRTUAL BONE-1*68!!1 1#3&
305. Answer: d)
PALAEONTOLOGIST-4*1!!!38#1#5$78
306. Answer: a)
DIFFERENTIATION-3*44@6@38!!8!!3
307. Answer: a)
308. Answer: c)
309. Answer: c)
310. Answer: d)
311. Explanation: (a) Only curse of action I seems to be appropriate for pursuing.
312. Explanation: (e) Both the courses of action are suitable for pursuing considering the visit of a large number of
people.
313. Explanation: (b) if statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect
314. Explanation: (e) if both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.
315. Explanation: (a) if statement (A) is the cause and statement (B) is its effect
Practice Set - 8
Directions (316-318) : In each of the questions given below consists of a question followed by two statements
numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer
the given question. Read the both statements and Give answer:
316). Five persons M, N, O, P and Q were born in five different dates such as 8, 9, 11, 14 and 17 of a same
month but not necessarily in the same order. On which date does O born?
I. P born on prime numbered date. Q was born before P and after N. M does not born on odd numbered date. O
does not born on odd numbered date.
II. Two persons were born between Q and N. Both Q and N were born after M. O born on prime numbered date. O
does not born before N.
317). Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting in a circular table with equal distance and all of them
facing centre. Who among the following sits third to the left of G?
I. G sits second to the right of B. C sits second to the left of A. Both G and B are not immediate neighbours of both
A and E. F is not an immediate neighbor of C.
II. D is not an immediate neighbor of E. A and E are immediate neighbours of each other. Two persons sit between
A and D.
318). How many persons are there in the row, if all the persons are facing north direction?
I. Q sits fifth to the left of R. Seven persons are sitting between S and R. T sits second to the right of R. K sits
fourth to the left of T. J sits at one of the positions between Q and R but not an immediate neighbor of K.
II. Q is not sitting at the extreme end of the row. L sits fifth to the right of R. The number of persons between L
and T is same as the persons sitting to the left of S.
Directions (319-321) Study the following information to answer the given questions:
Input: vrpg 23 32 otnc 15 ebuq 29 fjmw
Step I: 240 vrpg 23 32 otnc 29 fjmw vyfj
Step II: lgmx 240 vrpg 32 29 fjmw vyfj 207
Step III: 116 lgmx 240 vrpg 32 vyfj 207 uqnd
Step IV: eikt 116 lgmx 240 vyfj 207 uqnd 32
Input: wdbo 18 ihus 9 21 erpn bvmx 13
319). Which element is fifth to the left of 117 in step IV?
a) vikm
b) 144
c) dwyl
d) 72
e) rsfh
320). If in step III ‘72’ and ‘114’ interchanged their positions then ‘rsfh’ and ‘wdbo’ interchanged their
positions then which of the following word or number is third to the left of ‘vikm’?
a) 21
b) 72
c) rsfh
d) 144
e) wdbo
321). Which of the following is true based on Step II?
a) bvmx is third to the left of wdbo
b) vikm is second from the left end
c) 18 is third from the left end
d) wdbo and 18 are placed next to each other
e) None is true
Ten members are there in the family. Three generation people are there in the family. Number of males and
females are same in the family. The persons born in third generation are unmarried. K is the brother in law of S and
N is the grandmother of X. J is the niece of N and T is the nephew of S. L is the mother in law of M and X is the
cousin’s son of J. Z is not a spouse of S. D is the granddaughter of N’s sister in law.
322. If H is married to D, then how is H related to L?
a) Granddaughter
b) Grandson
c) Son in law
e) None of these
323). How K is related to M?
a) Mother in law’s sister
b) Father in law’s brother
c) Father in law’s brother in law
d) Spouse’s Grand father
e) None of these
324). Which of the following is definitely true?
a) T is brother in law of M
b) S is Z’s mother in law’s brother
c) X is unmarried female
d) L is female head of the family
e) None of these
325). How many married couples are there in the family?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
Directions(326-329). Study the following information carefully to answer the question correctly.
There are Eight persons namely P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are seated in a circular arrangements, some of them are
facing inside the circle while some of them are facing outside the circle and the persons like different colours
namely purple, white, black, pink, blue, green, yellow and magenta and they do different professions lawyer,
manager, engineer, tv anchor, doctor, journalist, photographer and musician are not necessarily arranged in the
same order.
There are three persons sit between the one who has a profession Lawyer and the manager, either the lawyer facing
towards the centre or away from the centre. The person Q sits second to the right of the lawyer. Immediate
neighbours of Q does not like blue or black colour and Q is not a doctor. Doctor sit second to the right of manager.
The person who sits immediate right of blue faces away from the centre who is a doctor and he likes pink colour.
Immediate left of lawyer likes black colour. The person who likes green colour sits second to the right of black
colour. The person who sits to the immediate left of Q likes white and he is a musician. Manager is not the
profession of U and U faces away from the centre.
Immediate neighbours of manager faces opposite direction to each other. The person U sits third to the right of the
one who likes green colour. The immediate neighbours of U faces same direction. The person who is a
photographer likes purple colour. The person who likes the colour magenta sits third to the right of the person P
and P likes Blue colour. The person S sits fourth to the left of the person who likes yellow colour. The profession
of the persons who sits immediate neighbours of U are journalists and engineer. The engineer is P and he likes one
of the Rainbow colour. The person who likes green colour is a tv anchor. Q and R faces same direction and R sits
second to the left of P. As many persons sits between purple and lawyer equal to the persons between P and T. T
faces away from the centre. The person V sits third to the left of W. V and R faces same direction.
326).The following options are given in certain pattern. Find out the one which doesn't belong to that
group?
a) TQ
b) RS
c)PS
d)QP
e)CV
327). If T and R interchange their positions same as V and P, then find out the one who is the immediate
neighbours of Magenta?
a) R and P
b) T and V
c)T and P
d)U and T
e) none of these
328). If all the persons are made to sit in an alphabetical order starting from the right of P, excluding P, then
how many persons sits in the same position in the new arrangements ?
a)One
b) Two
c)Three
d) Four
e) none
329). If journalist replaces his positions with the Photographer, then the immediate left to the journalist is?
a) musician
b) tv anchor
c)Doctor
d) lawyer
e) none of these
330). Which of the following persons like black and blue colours respectively ?
a) Journalist and engineer
b)doctor and magenta
c)manager and photographer
d)engineer and journalist
e) none of these
Directions (331- 335): Study the following information carefully to answer the question correctly.
There are seven persons sit in a straight line some of them are facing north direction while some of them are facing
south direction whereas they are sit from West to East direction namely A,B,C,D,E,F and G and they are planned
to visit different places in their weekend holidays and their salaries are given 22k,32k,42k,55k,65k,71k and 77k are
not necessarily in same order.
C sits second to the left of A. The person who sits immediate right of C travel to London. Immediate neighbours of
A are not travelling to London and Newyork. The person who sits second to the left of London, his monthly salary
is 22k.The person whose monthly salary is 22k facing north direction. The person C and the person going to
London facing opposite direction. Immediate neighbours of A monthly salary is divisible by 5. The person who is
going to visit Nepal sits at one of the extreme end of the arrangement and the person salary is 65k.Person E visited
to Hongkong and his monthly salary is divisible by 11.E's monthly salary is not 55k or 22k.
The person D sits to the immediate left of E. The person who visited to spain sits immediate left of the person who
visited to Goa. The person who visited to spain whose monthly salary is either 32k or 42k. There are two persons
sits between the one who visited to Newyork and the one who visited to Melbourne. F and G are immediate
neighbours of A. If F's salary is divided by '5',the resultant will be 13. The person whose salary is lowest visited to
the city melbourne. The person sits at the extreme end are opposite to each other. The first highest salaried person
and the second highest salaried person are adjacent to each other. The person who visited to Hongkong facing
north direction. The person whose salary is 42k facing south direction.
331). Which of the following person visited to the place Nepal ?
a) The one whose age is 55
b) F
c) The person who sit at the immediate left of B
d) The person whose age is 65
e) Both b) and d)
332). Which of the following person visited to the place Goa?
a) The one whose salary is 55k
b) Immediate right of C
c) Immediate right of A
d) The person whose salary is 65k
333). The person E is related to A, in the same way D is related to G. Then how is B related to?
a)G
b)F
c) C
d) E
e) none of these
334). Which of the following persons salary is 42k ?
a) The one whose visited to Spain
b) The one who is visited to newyork
c) G
d) A
e)Both a and d
335). If 2/11 of E's salary and 3/11 of B's salary are decided to invest in mutual fund. What is the total
amount invested in the mutual fund ?
a)25k
b)35k
c)20k
d)28k
e) none of these
In the IPL tournament, Top Six players are from six different teams like Chennai Super kings, Kolkata Riders,
Pune tuskers, Bangalore warrior, kochi Tigers and Mumbai indians. Six cricket players namely Smith, murali
vijay, Uthappa, virat, Raina and Dhoni each in different Team with their Jersey number 91, 74, 36, 29, 15 and 03
and the players hit the number of sixes- 41,68,48,63,31 and 65and their total runs are 410,515,617,718,408 and
315but not in the same order.
The player Uthappa is from Kochi tigers, his jersey number is not divisible by two and he scored the number of
sixes in even number which is not the highest number. The player scored highest number of runs is not pune
tuskers or kolkata Riders and he hits highest number of sixes.
The player Raina scored runs which is not multiple of 5, either he is from Kolkata Rider or Bangalore warriors,
whose jersey is even numbered and he doesn't hits the least number of sixes. The one who hits 68 sixes is not from
Mumbai Indians or Bangalore warriors. Smith is from Mumbai Indians he neither hits even or prime number sixes
and jersey number is an odd number but not 15 and he scored which is an odd prime number. The one hits number
of sixes and jersey number is divisible by three, from Bangalore warrior and scored Multiple of five but not an
even number. Virat is not from Banglore. Dhoni's jersey number is multiple of three but not 15 or 36, hits prime
number of sixes. Murali vijay jersey number is 16 or 36 and scored multiple of five except 315 and 410. The player
scored 410 his jersey number is divisible by 5 and the player whose jersey number is 15 he scored multiplier of
five which is not least score. The player who is in Chennai super kings, his jersey number is not divisible by seven.
336). The player murali vijay is from?
a) Bangalore warriors
b) Mumbai indians
c) Kolkata Riders
d) Chennai super kings
e) none of these
337). Which of the following player jersey number is 74?
a) the one who is from Mumbai indians
b) the one who scored 410 runs
c) the one who play for chennai super kings
d) the one hits 41 sixes
e) none of these
338). Which of the following player jersey number is 91?
a) Smith
b) Virat
c) uthappa
d) Murali vijay
e) none of these
339). Which of the following are correctly matched?
a) 29-617-Virat-65
b) 36-410-uthappa-48
c) 03-408-Raina-31
d) Both a and b
e) none of these
340). Which person won the man of the series/tournament?
a) Dhoni
b)Raina
c)Virat
d)murali vijay
e)none of these
A famous sweets shop sells different types of sweets Mysore pak, Chitori sweet, Sutar feni, Potato rabdi,
Sweet jalebi and Bebinca to the customers daily in the city X. Six token 1,2,3,4,5,6 will be issued to six customers
Varun, Tarun, Kishore lal, Arun, Patrick and Manish to buy the sweets. Only one token will be issued to each
person and they belong to different cities Kanpur, Delhi, Ranchi, Agra, Kakinada and Ahmadabad. Each person
purchased sweets of about 7kg, 9kg, 12kg, 14kg, 3kg and 5kg not necessarily in the same order.
Arun belongs to either Ahmadabad or kakinada and he got odd numbered token and he bought the sweets
weigh in even number divisible by six, which is either Chitori sweet or sweet jalebi. Varun belongs to Ranchi and
he purchased either sutar feni or Potato rabdi which weighs either in prime number or in even number and his
token number is multiples of three. Kishore lal belongs to the city Agra, his token number is an even number and
he purchased Chitori sweet which weighs neither in even number nor in prime number. Tarun is not the first or last
person to purchase the sweets and he bought either Mysore pak or Potato rabdi which weighs in odd number but
not five and he is either from Kanpur or Delhi. Patrick's token number is least even number and he purchased
Potato Rabdi sweets which weigh in odd number. The person belongs to Ahmadabad purchased sweets of odd
numbered weigh but not multiples of five and his token number is neither an even number nor multiples of five and
three. The token number of the person belongs to Kanpur is either 4 or 6 and he purchased sweets of weigh which
is divisible by three.
341).The person Manish belongs to which city ?
a)Delhi
b) Ranchi
c) Kanpur
d) Agra
e) none of these
342). which of the following person's token number is 5 ?
a) The person who belongs to kakinada
b) The person who purchased sweets of about 12kg
c) The person who purchased Sweet jalebi
d) None is true
e) All are true
343). Which of the following person purchased 14kg of sweets ?
i) The person is from Ranchi
ii) The person is from Delhi
iii) The person whose token number is 3
iv)Arun
a) i) and ii)
b) both ii) and iii) only
c) i) and iii)
d) ii) and iv)
e) iv) only
344). Which of the following person purchased sweet Potato Rabdi and he is from which city ?
a) Patrick, Delhi
b) Tarun, Ranchi
c) Kishore lal, Agra
d) Arun, Ahmadabad
e) None of these
345). Find out the one which is correctly matched group ?
a) Mysore pak-Ranchi
b) Chitori sweet- Arun
c)Sweet Jalebi- Arun
d) Bebinca- varun
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on..Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded 1-
8 till Z.
Note: If there is a space between the words, consider each word as a single word.
SEED-7@@3
CORAL-2$6&1
LEAF-1@&4
UNITY-%3#84
MILK-2#18
I. If the first letter and the fourth letter of a word is vowel, both vowels are interchanged.
II. If the third letter and Last letter of a word are preceded by vowel, the next letter of third letter is changed to +1
III. If the third and fifth letter of a word is vowel, each consonant is changed to
-1.
IV. If the last letter of a word is vowel, first two vowels in the words are interchanged.
346). What is the code of ‘ACCOUTREMENTS’?
a) $22&&86@2@287
b) $22$$86@2@387
c) $22&%85@2@387
d) $22&&86@2@387
e) none of these
347).What is the code of ‘ACUMEN’?
a) &1%1@2
b)&1%%@2
c)3&1%1@
d) &1%1$2
e)none of these
348). Find out the code of BELLWETHER?
a)1@122@68@6
b) 1@133@86@6
c)1@122@86@6
d)1@122@86@
e)none of these
349). Find out the code of CUDDLESOME?
a) 2%331@7$2@
b)2@331%7$2@
c)2@133%7$2@
d) 2@331@7$2@
e) none of these
A* B means, B is at 10m north of A.
A & B means, B is at 10m either north west or North of A.
A ## B means, B is at 10m either North or North east of A.
A ! B means, B is at 10m either south or south east of A.
A $ B means, B is at 10m either south west or south east of A.
A @ B means, B is at 10m east A.
A # B means, B is at 10m either North or South west of A.
A**B means, B is at 10m South of A.
350). According to W&X$Y, If point Z is the midpoint of Y and W, makes WZY a horizontal line, point Z
is in which direction with respect to the point X ?
a) North
b)South west
c)West
d)South East
e)None of these
351). According to S##L*K@O, If points SLK doesn't forms a straight line, then which direction is point S
with respect to point K ?
a) North
b)South west
c)West
d)South East
e)None of these
352). According to L!M#N##D. Point D is in which direction with respect to the point L?
a) North East
b)South
c) North
d) West
e) Data insufficient
353). According to M$R##C**E. Which point is farthest point to E?
a)C
b)M
c) both (a) and (b)
d)R
d)None of these
Directions (354-355): In each question below is given a statement followed by three courses of action numbered I,
II /I, II, III. A courses of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement, follow-up or
further action in regard to the problem, policy, etc. On the basis of the information given in the statement, you have
to assume everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the suggested courses of action logically
follow(s) for pursuing.
354). Statement: Management of schools fitted the speed limiter/controller to the school bus to avoid high
acceleration of the buses. Some of the bus driver unplugged the limiter to travel in a high speed thus leads to an
accident and injuries to the childrens.
Courses of action:
I. The regional transport and the authority of School should immediately carry out checks of all the school buses
fitted with speed limiter.
II. The management of all the schools should stop hiring buses fitted with speed limiter/controller.
III. The Government should issue a notification banning school buses for use of speed limiter/controller Kit.
(a) Only I follows
(b) Only II follows
(c) Only III follows
(d) Only I and III follows
(e) None of these
355). Statement: A sudden cloud burst over the village resulted into unpredicted Acid rainfall causing crops to
lose its state in the entire field. Large numbers of people were caught unaware about it.
Courses of action:
I. The local administration should immediately put in place an action plan for avoiding such situation in future.
II. The local administration deploys personnel to help aware about it.
(a) Only I follows
(b) Only II follows
(c) None
(d) Only I and II follows
(e) All follows
356). Statements:
I. Many people visited one of the most famous space centre in USA .
II. Few people visited the Madame Tussaud museum during the week end days.
a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is its effect.
b) Statement II is the cause and statement I is its effect.
c) Both the statements I and II are independent causes.
d) Both the statements I and II are effects of independent causes.
e) Both the statements I and II are effects of some common cause.
357). Statements:
I. Starting from April 2018, anti-lock braking systems (ABS) will be introduced as standard equipment on two-
wheelers in India.
II. One serious road accident in the country occurs every minute and 16 die on Indian roads every hour.
358). Statements:
I. State government 'Z' announces 24x7 free power supply to agriculture from the start of the year 2018.
II. During the last 3 1/2 years the state government 'Z' power sector has crossed several milestones and achieved
tremendous success in generation, transmission and distribution.
Directions (359-360): These questions are based on four/five words given below.
359). In the given option if the vowels and the third letter in each of the word is changed to next alphabet in
the English alphabet series, Arrange all the words as per in the english dictionary from left to right, which
word is fourth from the left end of the new arrangement ?
a) CATS
b) DORK
c) UGLY
d) HANK
e) MAZE
360). If the third letter in each of the word is interchanged with first letter in each of the word and then
second letter in each of the word is changed to the previous letter in the English alphabet order, How many
meaningful word's formed in the new arrangement ?
BYTE HECK COAX TURN LUSH
a) Two
b) Three
c) One
d)Four
e) none
Practice Set – 8: AnswersKey:

Directions (316-318) :
316). Answer: b)
From Statement II, we get
8-M
9-N
11-O
14-P
17-Q
317). Answer: e)
By Combining both statement I & II,
318). Answer: e)
By Combining two statements I & II, no. of Persons in the row is 16
__S__QJ_K_R_T__L
Input: wdbo 18 ihus 9 21 erpn bvmx 13
Step I: 144 wdbo 18 ihus 21 bvmx 13 vikm
Step II: rsfh 144 wdbo 18 21 bvmx vikm 117
Step III: 72 rsfh 144 wdbo 21 vikm 117 yenc
Step IV: dwyl 72 rsfh 144 vikm 117 yenc 21
Logic: In step I, Coded word and number is arranged right and left respectively. In
step II, Coded word and number is arranged left and right respectively. These
processes repeated alternatively.
Word: Words starting with vowel are arranged according to alphabetic order and
then words starting with consonant are arranged according to alphabetic order.
Then the letters in the word are coded as their opposite letter (i.e.) ‘a’ is coded as
‘z’ and ‘b’ is coded as ‘y’.
Number: Numbers are arranged according to ascending order.
Numbers are coded as,
1 st number X , 2 nd number X , and so on.
319). Answer: c)
320). Answer: b)
321). Answer: d)
322). Answer: d)
323). Answer: c)
324). Answer: b)
325). Answer: d)
326). Answer: d)
327). Answer: a)
328). Answer: b)
329). Answer: a)
330). Answer: a)
331). Answer: e)
332). Answer: a)
333). Answer: b)
334). Answer: e)
335). Answer: c)
TEAMS JERSEY RUNS SCORED PLAYERS NUMBER OF
NUMBER SIXES
Pune Tuskers 03 315 Dhoni 31
Mumbai Indians 91 617 Smith 65
Bangalore Warriors 36 515 Murali vijay 63
Kochi Tigers 15 410 Uthappa 48

Chennai Super Kings 29 718 Virat 68
Kolkata Riders 74 408 Raina 41
336). Answer: d)
337). Answer: d)
338). Answer: a)
339). Answer: e)
340). Answer: c)
Sweets Name Token no. Person Sweets in (kg) City
Mysore Pak 4 Tarun 3 Kanpur
Sutarfeni 3 Varun 14 Ranchi
Chitori Sweet 6 Kishore lal 9 Agra
Sweet Jalebi 5 Arun 12 Kakinaada
Potato Rabdi 2 Patrick 5 Delhi
Bebinca 1 Manish 7 Ahmedabad
341). Answer: e)
342). Answer: e)
343). Answer: c)
344). Answer: a)
345). Answer: c)
346). Answer: e)
ACCOUTREMENTS-$22&%86@2@387
347). Answer: a)
ACUMEN-&1%1@2
348). Answer: c)
BELLWETHER-1@122@86@6
349). Answer: b)
CUDDLESOME-2@331%7$2@
350). Answer: e)
351). Answer: b)
352). Answer: e)
353). Answer: b)
354). Answer: a) Only curse of action I seems to be appropriate.

355). Answer: b) Only courses of action II seem to be suitable for pursuing.
356). Answer: e)
357). Answer: b)
358). Answer: b)
359). Answer: e)
CATS DORK UGLY HANK MAZE-CBUS DPSK HBOK MBAF VGMY
360). Answer: e)
BYTE HECK COAX TURN LUSH-TXBE CDHK ANCX RTTN STLH
Practice Set-9
Direction (361-365): Study the following information carefully to answer the question correctly.
There are Eight persons namely Hari, Parineeti, Meena, Praveen, Raju, Kishore, Vinay and Arun are seated in a
circular arrangements, some of them are facing inside the circle while some of them are facing outside the circle
and the persons are in different ages 20, 21, 12, 44, 19, 33, 27 and 15 and they like different fruits namely Apple,
Mango, Pumpkin, Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Pineapple and Grapes are not necessarily in the same order.
Arun and Hari are immediate neighbours of each other both are facing different directions. The age of Hari is
neither 15 nor 12. The person whose age is 20 sits fourth left or right of the one whose age is 19. The person
who sits third to the left of Arun likes the fruit Apple. Hari likes Orange. Immediate neighbours of meena likes
Mango and lemon. Meena doesn't like Apple. Arun doesn't like Mango or lemon. The fruit Mango sits immediate
left of Meena. The difference between ages of Lemon and Apple is 3 and the ages of Apple is divisible by 5. The
person who likes the fruit Apple and the person Vinay faces same direction to that of Meena and the person Vinay
sits immediate left of Arun. The ages of vinay is multiple of 9. Kishore likes Grapes. Three person sit between the
person who like Pineapple and the person whose age is 21.Kishore's fourth left is Parneeti. The one whose age is
27 and the one who likes Grapes faces same direction. Immediate left of the one who likes Mango likes
Pumpkin.Raju sits third to the right of the one whose age is 12.Praveen age is 20 and kishore is 33.
361. If the Hari’s age is divided by two and the Kishore’s age is divided by three, then the sum of the resultant will
be ?
a) 39
b)33
c)42
d)55
e)none of the these

362. Find the average age of Parneeti and the one who likes Orange ?
a)38
b)28
c)48
d)58
e)none of the these
363. Which of the following persons likes the fruit cherry ?

a)Vinay
b) Hari
c) Praveen
d)Arun
e)none of the these
364. Meena is related to Vinay, in the same way Hari is related to raju like that the person who likes cherry is
related to ?
a)Vinay
b) Hari
c) Praveen
d)Arun
e)none of the these
365. The difference between the ages of the one who likes grapes and the one who likes Orange is ?
a)10
b)12
c)11
d)15
e)none of the these

Input: 29 rqme 23 ikpv 31 dgtr uxfo 27
Step I: suhe 29 rqme ikpv 31 uxfo 27 64
Step II: wqlj suhe 29 rqme 31 uxfo 64 144

Step III: fnrs wqlj suhe 31 uxfo 64 144 184
Step IV: pgyv fnrs wqlj suhe 64 144 184 26
Input: 25 18 fspk tgon 28 cusl 21 mqxv
366. Which of the following would be the position of ‘lqtg’ in step IV?
a) Third from the right

b) Third from the left
c) Sixth from the left
d) Fourth from the left

e) Fourth from the right
367. Which of the following is sixth from the right end in step II?
a) tgon
b) 28
c) mqxv
d) 25
e) 162
368. How many elements are there between ‘lqtg’ and ‘162’ in Step III?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) More than three
‘A-B’ means ‘B is the son of A’

‘A!B’ means ‘A is the mother in law of B’

I. J@L^M
II. L#C@M-O
III. K@S%J-K- D
IV. W#S^X
V. W@X*N
VI. U@T#D^U
369. How J related to W according to the above expression?
a) Grand father
b) Father in law
c) Brother in law’s mother
d) Sister’s father in law
e) None of these
370. Which of the following is false based on the above expressions?

a) K and S are married couples
b) J and L are grandparents of D

c) W is maternal aunt of T
d) O is unmarried
e) None is false

371. How is ‘Experience’ written in the code language?
I. ‘Experience and knowledge is good’ is coded as ‘fl eh eb tj fg’,

‘Time is running out’ is coded as ‘up hs fu tj’.
II. ‘Have a good time’ is coded as ‘fu eh ba fi’,
‘Behaviour is greater than Knowledge’ is coded as ‘fl ou tj sh sc’.

372. What is the direction of Arul’s final point with respect to his starting point?
I. Arul walks 40m towards east and turned left and walks 50m then he turned 45 degree clockwise direction and
walks further 10m and turns right and walks.
II. Arul started walking to north direction and walked for 20m. He turned to his right and turned 135 degree
anticlockwise direction after walking 10m. Finally he turned 90 degree towards his left.
Direction (373-377): Read the following information carefully to answer the question.
In the IPL tournament, Six players are from six different teams viz. Rajastan Royals, Pune warriors, Mumbai
Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Kolkata knight riders and Kings XI punjab .Six Bowlers namely Rahul, Pandya
,Meclin, Kingston, Zinna and Yadav each in different Team with their Jersey number 23, 64, 77, 31, 52 and 36
and the players takes number of wickets 22,23,11,24,32,25.Each players bowled Overall maiden in the
tournament viz., 5, 8, 10, 11, 9 and 7 not necessarily in same order.
The Bowler Pandya doesn't take the least or highest number of wickets except 24,then his jersey number and
bowled maiden over are not an even number, neither he play for Chennai super kings nor Mumbai Indians. Zinna
is not from Pune warriors or Mumbai Indians, his jersey number, bowled maiden over and his wickets are the
prime number. Bowler either Meclin or Pandya who takes wickets which is divisible by three is from Rajastan
royals and he neither bowled odd number of maiden overs and his jersey number is divisible by four. Rahul plays
for either Chennai super kings or Pune warriors and he takes wickets which are not an even number but not 23
and his wickets and maiden over are divisible by five. The Bowler takes the wicket 23 and plays for Either
Chennai super kings or Mumbai Indians. Kingston and Yadav doesn't takes 23 wickets. Yadav takes highest
wickets and he plays either Chennai Super Kings or Kolkata knight riders. One of the Bowler whose Jersey
number is square of his Over but he is not Kingston or Yadav. Difference between Yadav’s wickets and his jersey
number is four. Jersey number of Kingston is exactly divisible by his wickets, who bowled maiden overs which is
divisible by two. Yadav bowled maiden which is not a prime number. Zinna jersey number and his wickets are not
same.
373. Which Bowler jersey number is 11 ?
a)Pandya
b)Rahul
c)Kingston
d)Yadav
e) Can't be determined
374. Whose jersey number is 31?
i) Bowler who is from Pune warriors
ii) Bowlerwho takes 23 wickets
iii) Bowler plays for Chennai Super kings.

iv)Bowler whose maiden over is 7 or 11
a) i) only
b) i) and ii) only

c) i),ii) & iii) only
d)ii), iii) & iv) only
e) iv) only
375. Which player bowled 5 maiden overs?

a) Bowler takes 11 wickets
b)Bowler whose jersey number is 52

c)Bowler whose jersey number is 31
d) none of these
e) Bowler takes 24 wickets
376. If Bowler Pandya bowled maiden overs which is divisible by seven, Then who bowled 11Maidenovers?
a) Bowler Zinna
c)Bowler whose takes 23 wickets
d) All of the above
e)Can't be determined
377. Which Bowler belongs to Kings XI punjab ?
a)Kingston
b)Rahul
c)Pandya
d)Yadav
Direction (378-380): These questions are based on five words given below.
378. In the given option if the first alphabet in each of the word is changed to previous alphabet in the English
alphabet series, which word is third from the right end of the new arrangement?
a)ZEBU
b)RENT
c)SACK
d) BOLT
e)THIN
379.In the given option if the first letter in each of the word is interchanged with second letter in each of the word
and then third letter is changed to the next letter in the English alphabet series, How many word's formed with first
and last letter in each of the word is vowel in the new arrangement ?
JOKE FOZY FUZE ZEBU
a) Two
b) Three
c) One
d)Four
e) none
380.In the given option if the consonant in each of the word is changed to previous letter in the English alphabet
series and then Vowels are changed to second alphabet in the English alphabet series, arrange all the words in
the English alphabet series from right to left, which word is second from the left end ?
a)JAVA
b)STUB
c)FUZZ
d)HAJJ
There are Eight persons in a family with three generations with two married couple with the equal number of
males and females namely A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are seated in a circular arrangements and linear
arrangements some of them are facing inside the circle while some of them are facing outside the circle, in the
linear arrangements some of them are facing north while some of them are facing south direction and the persons
like different games namely Carrom, Tennis, Snowboarding, Badminton, Football, judo, Cricket and Video game
are not necessarily arranged in the same order.
In the circular arrangement A has only one son. The immediate neighbours of C likes the game Cricket and
Football. The daughter of F sits third to the right of the one likes Cricket. One of the sons of E likes Carrom and
the person sits opposite to the one likes Football. The daughter of B she doesn't sits to the immediate neighbours
of C. Married couple are adjacent to each other. H sits third to the left of C. H is the paternal uncle of D and D is
not the immediate neighbour of B. B's mother-in-law sits immediate right of her husband. F and B has no sibling.
G doesn't like football and A doesn't like cricket and football. G likes video game. E is not female likes cricket and
facing outside the circle. E sits third to the right of F's daughter. Husband and wife are facing opposite direction to
each other. Male person doesn't like Tennis. The person who likes Tennis faces same direction like her mother.
There are three persons sit between the one who likes Badminton and the father-in-law of B. One of the female in
the family likes snowboarding. E & H faces same direction and E & F faces same direction. H is younger than B.
one of the children of A likes Tennis. G and D are faces same direction and sitting opposite to each other.
In the Linear arrangement, Both the brothers sits at the extreme corners of the arrangement facing north
direction. One of the immediate neighbours of C in circular arrangement sits second to the right of B in the linear
arrangement. The person sits second left of H in circular arrangement sits to the second right of H in the linear
arrangement. There are three persons sit between G and E. F is the immediate neighbour of B. C is an immediate
neighbour of E and second to the right of F. D is the immediate neighbour of E and H. D and E are facing opposite
direction to that of B and F. The male members in the family facing same direction in the linear arrangement.
381. What is the direction G facing in the linear arrangement and what are the games of immediate neighbours of
G in circular arrangement ?
a) North, Carrom and video game
b) South, Carrom and video game
c) North, Judo and cricket
d) South, carrom and Judo
e) can't be determined.
382. What is the relation of D with respect to F and in the linear arrangement what is the position of D with respect
to C?
a) Grandson, D sits second right of C
b) Granddaughter, D sits second left of C

c) Grandson, D sits third left of C
d) Granddaughter, D sits third left of C
383. Who are the male members in the family and what are the direction they are all facing in circular
arrangement ?
a)C, F, E, H-Two of them are facing inside and the one facing outside the circle
b)H, A, E, C -Three of them are facing outside and one of them are facing inside the circle
c)H, A, E, C - all of them are facing outside
d) C, F, E, H-Three of them are inside and one of them are facing outside the circle
e) C, F, E, H- all of them are facing outside
384. Which of the following person likes the game Tennis and who the immediate neighbours of G in the linear
arrangement respectively?
a)F's daughter, F and A
b)Daughter of A, Aand F
c) son of B, A and F
d) F's daughter, A and E
e) none of the above
385. Which of the following persons like the game Judo, what is the possible age of H if the possible age of A is
48 and B age is 32 ?
a)C, 28
b) Tennis,31
c)C, 30
d) Snow boarding,28
e) either a or c.
@ – North
* – South
& – East
$ – West
! – Either 4 or 7 m
% – Either 6 or 9 m
~ – Either 5 or 8 m
+ – Either 2 or 10 m
For examples:
P$Q means Q is West of P.

P*&Q means Q is South-east of P.
P@&!Q means Q is North-east of P at a distance of either 4 or 7 m.

I. B$!A
II. A@&E
III. B*~C
IV. C@&+D
V. D@%E
VI. E$%F
VII. F@!G
VIII. D$B
386. If B@F and BC<CD, 2BC≠CD then what is the distance between E and F?
a) 9 m
b) 8 m
c) 6 m
e) None of these
387. What is the direction of G with respect to C?
a) North east
b) South east
c) South west
d) North west
388. What is the shortest distance between G and E, which is approximately equals to DE?
a) 9 m
b) 6 m
c) Either a) or b)
e) None of these
Direction (389-390): In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action numbered I
and II. On the basis of the information given in the statement, you have to assume everything in the statement to

389. Statement: Many people in the coastal town are supplying from respiratory diseases during past few months.
Course of action:
I. Govt. should immediately send a team of health professional to provide medical cases to the affected people.
II. The people who are not suffering from such diseases should be kept in a special ward and put through proper
medication.
390. Statement: There has been a substantial drop in number of people opting for new telephone connection from
the public sector telephone company in the recent months.
Course of action:
I. The public sector telephone company should immediately set up a committee to identify
the reasons for the drop.

II. The public sector telephone company should offer new schemes with value added services to 1000 the
new clients.
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the vowels are coded with consecutive even numbers staring from 2 and all the
consonants are coded with consecutive odd numbers from 1 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 3 and so on till 9
and the next letters after 9 will again be coded 1-9 till Z.
For examples: SAMPLE- 929374
I. If first and last letter is vowel then the first vowel is coded as the code for the first consonant of the word.
II. If first letter is vowel and last letter is consonant then both are codes as last letter of the word.
III. If first letter and last letter is consonant then both are codes as “@”.
IV. If more than three vowels are there in the word then they are coded as the code for the next letter in the
alphabetical series.
391. What is the code for the word ‘CROSSWORD’?
a) 37899587@
b) @78995879
c) @7899587@
d) 378995879
e) None of these
392. What is the digit sum of codes for all letters in the word ‘HARVESTING’?
a) 8
b) 9
c) 7
d) 6
e) None of these
Direction (393-395): Below in each question are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be
393. A) There was a limit on exchange also this was to avoid the hoarders from getting rid of the excess money.
Many people who gradually try to cleanse their black money were as penalized as some of the disproportionate
money would be accounted.
B) Common people standing in huge line to get currency and lot of cash crunch. The people belonging to the
lower strata who did not have access to the ATMs and Banks suffered a lot.
394. A) The education system primarily relies on book for knowledge, when the questions are just facts from the
book. Then it becomes a memory test and not a learning assessment. The question asked should make the
learner apply the concepts that he learnt from the book.
B) We are still studying the subjects that have been proposed decades back. We should try getting more relevant
subjects for the students based on their interest. This way the tendency of the student towards studies will
improve a lot.
395. A) The state of being obese is considered critical as it may likely lead to other complications in the
cardiovascular system and other complications.
B) We have to keep giving our occupation the priority due to an increasingly competitive work out there. We just
have to balance the both in order to get the best of both for our well being.
Direction (396-400): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
Seven persons A to G are selling fruits namely Banana, Orange, Apple, Lemon, Papaya, Mango and Pineapple
sells in kg with a total quantity on Monday namely 13, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21 and 25 not necessarily in the same order
sitting in a straight line with a total distance of 42metre with an equal distance between the persons and some of
them facing north and south direction.
The seller A ,G as well as the orange fruit seller doesn't sit at the extreme end of the arrangements. There are
three sellers sit left and the right of D who sells the fruit either mango or papaya. E sits to the 2nd right of D and
he sells the fruit apple in an even number. The seller who sit to the immediate left of E sells the fruit Banana
about either 25kg or the total quantity in prime number and E faces same as D. There are three sellers sit
between E and C. One of the immediate neighbour of the one who sells fruit papaya sells orange fruit. F sells the
fruit in odd number which five less than E who sells fruit daily, both are not immediate neighbours and facing
different directions. G is not the immediate neighbour of C. lemon sits 2nd to the left of D and sells the fruit which
is divisible by 3. A's 2nd right is G, he sells the fruit in odd number but not 13, both are facing opposite direction.
The seller who sells Mango sits sixth to the left of B.B faces north direction and sells the pineapple fruit which is
multiple of 5. The sellers sells the Orange fruit in even number. C and G faces opposite direction to that of A.
396. Which of the following seller sells the fruit papaya ?
a)A
b)C
c)E
d)G
e)none of these
397. What is the total distance between A and E?

a)7m
b)14m
c)28m
d)21m
e)35m
398. Which of the following quantity of fruits sold by G on Monday?

a)17kg
b)13kg
c)16kg
d)25kg
e)21kg
399. The fruit seller D is related to F,C is related to G, in the same way B is related to ?
a) The seller sold 13kg

b) The seller sells the fruit lemon
c) E
d) D
e) Both a and d
400. Which of the following seller sells the fruit Orange ?
a)A
b)C
c)E
d)G
e)none of these
Direction (401-405): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing five person each, in such a way that there is an
equal distance between the adjacent persons. In row 1 J, K, L, M and N are facing south. In row 2 P, Q, R, S and
T are facing north. Each of them earns different salary per month (in Rupees) viz. 8000, 8500, 10000, 12000,
15000, 16000, 18000, 20000, 21000 and 25000. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
S and Q are not immediate neighbours and Q does not sit opposite to M. Q sits second to the left of the
one who sits opposite to J and got 50% of the salary of one who sits opposite to L. T got 150% of salary of J and
is not an immediate neighbor of S. The difference between the salary of M and the one who sits opposite to M is
3000, both are not sitting at the extreme end. Two persons sit between the persons whose salary is 15000 and
18000. J and the one who got 8500 are immediate neighbours, both are not sitting at the extreme end. The
person who sits opposite to P sits third to the left of K. P does not sit opposite to N and M and got 20000. M does
not get 12000 and got 4000 less than K. Two persons sit between M and one who salary is 8000.
401. What is the monthly salary of M?

a) 18000
b) 21000
c) 25000
d) 15000
e) None of these
a) M-15000
b) K-8500
c) R-25000
d) N-8000
e) None of these
403. Four of the five are alike in a certain way based to form the group, find which is different from the group?
a) T-16000
b) L-12000
c) P-15000
d) T-16000
e) M-12000
404. Who among the following person sits opposite to the one who got 16000?
a) J
b) P
c) N
d) M
e) Q
405. If P is related to 18000 in the same way J is related 8000 then S is related to which of following?
a) 18000
b) 16000
c) 25000
d) 21000
e) None of these

361. Answer: b)
362. Answer: b)
363. Answer: d)
364. Answer: c)
365. Answer: c)
Input: 25 18 fspk tgon 28 cusl 21 mqxv
Step I: mtvd 25 fspk tgon 28 21 mqxv 162
Step II: lqtg mtvd 25 tgon 28 mqxv 162 24
Step III: wyrn lqtg mtvd tgon 28 162 24 104

Step IV: ophu wyrn lqtg mtvd 162 24 104 164
Logic: Coded words and numbers are arranged left and right respectively.
Word: Words are arranged according to alphabetic order. Words are coded as,
Number: Numbers are arranged according to ascending order.

Numbers are coded as,
First, the numbers are reversed and multiplied with 2.

(i.e.) 18  81 X 2 = 162
366. Answer: b)
367. Answer: d)
368. Answer: d)
369. Answer: d)
370. Answer: e)
371. Answer: d)
Both Statements I & II are not sufficient to answer this questions
372. Answer: b)
From Statement I,
From Statement II,
TEAMS JERSEY PLAYERS OVERS WICKET

NUMBER TAKEN
Kings XI punjab 23 Pandya 7/11 22
Kolkata Knight Riders 36 Yadav 9 32
Chennai Super Kings 31 Zinna 7/11 23
Rajastan Royals 64 Meclin 8 24
Pune Warriors 52 Rahul 5 25
Mumbai Indians 77 Kingston 10 11
373. Answer: e)
374. Answer: d)
375. Answer: b)
376. Answer: e)
377. Answer: c)
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2. JOKE FOZY FUZE ZEBU OJLE OFAY UFAE EZCU
3. JAVA STUB FUZZ HAJJRSWA ICUC GCII EWYY
378. Answer: c)
379. Answer: b)
380. Answer: a)
381. Answer: e)
382. Answer: b)
383. Answer: b)
384. Answer: b)
385. Answer: e)
386. Answer: c)
387. Answer: e)
Cannot be determined
388. Answer: a)
389. Answer: a)
390. Answer: e)
391. Answer: c)
392. Answer: d)
393. Answer: a) statement (A) is the cause and statement (B) is its effect.
394. Answer: e) both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common
395. Answer: b) statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect.
396. Answer: e)
397. Answer: d)
398. Answer: a)
399. Answer: e)
400. Answer: a)
401. Answer: b)
402. Answer: d)
403. Answer: e)
404. Answer: a)
405. Answer: b)
Practice Set-10
Seven persons C, D, E, F, G, H and I are sitting in a straight line some of them facing north and some of
them are facing south. Seven persons are living in seven different floors numbered 1 to 7 of a same building but
not necessarily in the same order.
H sits third to the left of the one who lives at 1st floor. Two persons sit between the one who lives in 2nd
and 6th floor, both are facing same direction. F does not face north direction and lives at prime numbered floor. D
sits second to the right of the one who lives at 2nd floor. Both D and E do not sit at the extreme end. C sits third to
the right of the one who lives at 3rd floor, both are facing same direction. The one who lives at 3rd floor and 4th floor
are not immediate neighbours. Two persons sit between D and H, H lives at 7th floor. G sits third to the left of E
and both are living at even numbered floor but not in 6th floor and both are facing same direction as H.
406. Who among the following sits fourth to the left of C?

a) H
b) I
c) D
d) G
407. How many persons are sitting between F and one who lives in 4th floor?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
408. Who among the following are sitting at extreme end of the row?
a) G and one who lives at 2nd floor
b) I and one who lives at 4th floor

c) I and one who lives at 3rd floor
d) G and one who lives at 7th floor
e) None of these
409. Who among the following persons lives at 5th floor?

a) G
b) F
c) C
d) H
e) None of these
a) D
b) C
c) H
d) E
e) F
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G have competition on different days of the week starting from
Monday. Each person has got different number of position based on their performance, numbered 1 to 7 and got
different number of sweets according to their position (i.e.) the person who got first position in the competition got
highest number of sweets. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
The person who got 2nd position attends the competition on Tuesday and he got even numbered sweets.
Only two persons attend the competition between F and E, neither of them attends on Tuesday and Saturday. B
attends the competition immediately after F and only one person attends between B and one who got 4th position.
C got 5th position in the competition and got odd number of sweets and he does not attend either on Friday or
Saturday. No two persons got same number of sweets. The person who got 7th position got 3 sweets and he
attends the competition before G and attends on Thursday. G does not get the highest number of sweets and got
2 sweets lesser than the person who got the previous position of him. Only two persons attend the competition
before A and he got either 4th or 6th position in the completion. The one who attends the competition on Sunday
got 3rd position and got 7 sweets more than F. D got 5 sweets more than C and A got 9 sweets. The person who
got the highest number of sweets is not more than 15 and which is 2 more than the person who got 2nd position.
411. What is the total number of sweets given to all competitors?
a) 70
b) 65
c) 60
d) 90
e) 80
412. What is the position that G got in the competition and number of sweets he got?
a) 2nd and 12
b) 7th and 8
c) 4th and 7
d) 6th and 5
e) None f these
413. Who among the following attend the competition on Sunday?
a) E
b) F
c) A
d) G
e) None of these
414. How many persons got more than 7 sweets?
a) Two
b) Three
c) Four
d) More than Four
e) None of these
a) Monday- D
b) Thursday- B
c) Tuesday- A
d) Friday- F
e) Saturday- E


416. A, B, C, D and E are living in different floors of a building, the ground floor is numbered 1 and so on and the
top most floor is numbered 5. Each person likes different colours such as Blue, Pink, Yellow, Orange and Red but
not necessarily in the same order. On which floor does D live?
I. A lives in one of the odd numbered floors above 1st floor and does not like Red. One person is there between A
and the one who likes Yellow. The one who likes Orange is lives in the floor immediately below to A.
II. Two floors are there between E and the one who likes Red. C lives immediately above to E. Maximum number
of floors are there between B and the one who likes Pink.
417. Six members A, B, C, D, E and F attended the seminar on 17, 24, 27, 28, 29 and 31 dates of January and
September month but not necessarily in the same order. No two people attended the seminar on same day. How
many members attended the seminar in January month?
I. The seminar conducted on even numbered date in January is only one. D was attending the seminar
immediately before F. C attended on odd numbered date in a month having 30 days.
II. B attended the seminar in a month which has 31 days. As many members attended the seminar before B as
after A. A was not attended the seminar immediately before C.
There are Eight players in a cricket team with three batsman, three bowlers and two all rounders are sitting
in a circular table facing some of them inside the circle and some of them facing outside the circle.Each players
like different brand shoes namely Bata, Nike, Buffallo , Sportz, Addidas, Puma, Paragon lite and woodland they
are from different states namely Punjab, Kerala, Tamilnadu, Delhi, Gujarat, West bengal, Telengana and
Uttarkhand are not necessarily in the same order.
One of the All rounder is facing centre, he is from Gujarat sits fourth to the left of the player from Punjab.
The player from Tamilnadu sits exactly between the player from gujarat and Punjab. The Batsman from
Tamilnadu likes Puma brand shoes. The bowler from West Bengal sits fifth to the left of the player who likes
Puma shoe. All rounder player are sitting opposite to each other and facing same direction and they doesn't like
Nike and Addidas. Bowlers are not immediate neighbours to each other. The Player who like Bata brand shoes is
not the immediate neighbours to the All rounders from Gujarat and the player who likes Puma brand shoes. The
Bastman and the All rounder are immediate neighbours to the player who like the brand Bata shoes. The player
from West Bengal and the Bowler from Kerala are sitting opposite to each other. The player who is a Batsman
from Delhi like the brand Addidas. The player who likes the Brand Bata and the one likes Addidas are not
immediate neighbours. One of the Batsman likes the Brand Nike. All the Batsman are facing same direction. The
player from Telengana and Uttarkhand are immediate neighbours to each other. The Brand shoe Sportz likes by
the person who is from the state which is exact western state of India.
The player who likes the brand Paragon Lite facing centre and sits third to the right of the one from Gujarat. The
player who likes Bata and Addidas are facing opposite to each other. One of the Bowler likes the shoe brand
Buffallo. Bowlers are facing same direction.

418. The given below options are followed in a certain pattern which one doesn't belong to that group?
a)The player who likes the Sportz brand
b)The player who is from kerala

c)The player who likes buffallo brand
d) The player who likes Addidas brand
e) none of these
419.Which of the following state player likes Woodland brand shoes ?

a)Punjab
b)Delhi
c)Gujarat
d)Telangana
e)can't be determined
420. The player who likes the Brand Nike is from which of the following states ?
a) Telangana
b)Delhi
c) a or d
d)Uttarkhand
e) None of these
421. Which of the following Player, state and brand correctly matched ?
a) Batsman- Tamilnadu -Puma

b)All rounder-Gujarat- Paragon lite
c)Bowler - Bata- uttarkhand
d) Batsman- Nike- Telangana
e)None of these
422.Sportz shoe brand is liked by the player from which of the following state ?
a)Uttarkhand
b)Gujarat
c) Punjab
d) West bengal
e) None of these
There are eight persons E,F,G,H,I,K,J and L sitting in a straight line in a linear arrangement some of them are
facing north direction while some of them are facing south direction. These persons like different colours namely
Red, White, Yellow, Blue, Green, Pink, Violet and Indigo and these persons like different regional language films
namely Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Odia, Gujarathi, Telugu and Punjabi are not necessarily in the same order.
The Person E sits second to the right of G. The number of persons sit between E and G is same as between the
colour Violet and Indigo. Blue and Violet are the immediate neighbours of I who likes Marathi films. The person
who likes malayalam film likes red colour and the person is not F or H. Red colour is the immediate neighbour of
both blue and White. F is not the immediate neighbour of Violet and Indigo. The person who likes pink colour likes
Gujarathi films sits second to the right of I who is facing north direction. Immediate neighbours of Blue are facing
opposite direction to each other. The Punjabi films liked by one of the person who sits at the extreme end of the
arrangement. The person who likes green colour sits third to the right of the one who likes punjabi films. The
person H doesn't like the colour Indigo, sits second to the right of the person who likes violet colour.
The number of person between I and E same as the person between H and L. The person who likes the odia films
sits third to the right of the one who likes Yellow colour. Hindi films liked by the person who sits second to the right
of the person who likes Blue colour. The person who likes Malayalam films doesn't sit at the extreme end of the
arrangement and also the person who likes the violet colour. The person who likes Telugu Movie sits Fourth to the
right of the person who likes white colour.
423. Which of the following persons are likes Pink colour ?
a)J
b)K
c)L
d) J or K
e) none of these
424. Which of the following person likes Bengali film ?

a) F
b)E
c)J
d)K
e) none of these
425. Which of the following person sits third to the left of the person who likes Green colour?
a) F
b)E
c)L
d)K
e) none of these
426. The given below options are followed by a certain pattern, who of the following one doesn't below to the
group ?
a) G
b)H
c)L
d)K
e) none of these
427. If E is related to G, F is related to H, then the same way G is related to ?
a) L
b)E
c)H
d)K
e) none of these
Direction (428-430): Study the following information to answer the given question.
A word and a number arrangement machine given an output and numbers rearranges them following in a
particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.
Input: 49 smke 24 pdot vbjq 33 ajtr 13
Step I: 26 blwv 49 smke 24 pdot vbjq 33
Step II: 72 qfrx 26 blwv 49 smke vbjq 33

Step III: 132 toni 72 qfrx 26 blwv 49 vbjq
Step IV: 245 wdmu 132 toni 72 qfrx 26 blwv
steps for the given output.

Input:58 mptv 26 vpda 15 fkqr 56 rive
428. What is the difference between sum of the numbers which is second from the right end in the step III and the
number which is third from the left end of the arrangements in the same step ?
a)32
b)42
c)20
d)30
e) none of these
429. In step IV 'gmtv' is related to '290',in the same way '30' is related to 'wrge', then how is 'hrwz' is related to ?
a)skyi
b)224
c)78
d)wrge
e) none of these
430. In step IV all the numbers are in same position, only words are arranged in an alphabetical order from left to
right same as like in the dictionary which of the following word placed fifth from the right end of the arrangement ?
a)gmtv
b)wrge
c)skyi
d)nrwz
e) none of these
V&C means, C is the sister-in-law of V.
A@ B means, A and B are the sibling. B is the female.
P#Q means, P is the father of Q. Q is the male
X%Y means, X is the nephew of Y.
D$G means, D and G are married couple.

R@@S means, R is the father-in-law of S.
M%%N means, M is the mother-in-law of N.
431. If T@B$C#V&K. If P is the sister of K, then how is P related to B ?
a) Daughter
b) son
c) Either Daughter or son
d)Daughter-in-law
e) son-in-law
432. If S@@T%%R. If P is the son of S then Q is the grandson of S. How many female are there in the family ?
a) Two
b)Three
c)one
d)no female
e) none of these
Directions (433-437): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
2. In a school eight students are sitting in a circular table facing each other to participate in the Quiz Competition.
Students are Bansi, Mukul, Praveen Johri, Melan, Kalyan, Ankul, Halena and Zeelan are from four standars viz.,
Vth ,VIth ,VIIth &VIIIth . There are two sections ‘A’ and ‘B’ in each Standards. Two Students are sit between
Melan and Zeelan both students are from different even standards. Zeelan is from ‘B’ section but not Melan.
Immediate neighbours of Melan belongs to same section with respect to Melan. Either the student kalyan or
Praveen johri sits immediate left of Melan. The student who are immediate neighbours of ‘B’ section in VIIIth
standard is not a even number. Bansi’s immediate right is the student who studied in ‘A’ section in VIIth standard.
Bansi is not from ‘A’ section, studies in odd number Standard. Mukul is the immediate neighbour of Bansi and he
studies in even number standard. Immediate left of kalyan is Ankul. The kalyan is not adjacent to Zeelan or Bansi.
The student studies in VIth standard ‘A’ section sits adjacent to Praveen johri, both are from different standard.
Halena and Bansi doesn’t study in same standard. One student sit between the one who studies in VIIth standard
‘A’ section and VIIth standard ‘B’ section. Mukul doesn’t study in odd standard and Kalyan in even standard.
433. Which of the following student studies ‘ B’ section in Vth standard ?

a) Praveen johri
b) Bansi
c)Ankul
d)Kalyan
e) None of these
434. In the Circular arrangements, if the standard Vth ‘B’ section is related to VIII th ‘A’ section and standard VIth
‘A’ section is related to VIIth ‘A’ section, then VIIIth ‘B’ is related to ?
a)VIth standard ‘A’section
b) VII th standard ‘A’section
c)VII th standard ‘B’section

d) None of these
e)VI th standard ‘B’
435. The Student Kalyan is from which standard and section ?
a)VIIIth standard ‘A’section

b) Vth standard ‘B’section
c)VI th standard ‘A’section
d) None of these
e)VII th standard ‘A’
436. Which of the following student sits second to the right of Praveen johri ?
a)Zeelan
b)Bansi
c)Halena
d)Melan
e) None of these
437. Which student sits just opposite to VI th standard ‘B’section ?
a)The student sits second to the left of Melan
b) The student from VII th standard ‘B’section

c) Ankul
d)Immediate neighbour of Zeelan and Kalyan
e)All of the above
1-8 like B is coded as 1, C is coded as 2, D is coded as 3 and so on. Now, Next letters after 8 will again be coded
1-8 till Z.
Note: If there is a space between the words, consider each word as a single word.
PRESS-46#77
FILL-4$11
RACK-6@28
HOME-6%2#
I. If the second letter and the third letter of a word is not a consonant, then the codes of both the letters are
interchanged.
II. If the First letter and Last letter of a word is vowel, third and last letter of a word are interchanged.
III. If the second and fifth letter of a word is vowel, each consonant is changed to the value of its respective
opposite letter in the English alphabet series.

438. What is the code of ‘PARSIMONIOUS’?
a)8@$6$3%2$%#6
b)8@$6$3%2$%@6
c)8@$6$3%2$%%6
d)8@$6$3%2$%&6
e)8@$6$3%2$%46
439. What is the code of 'USUFRUCT'?

a) @1@1@2
b) %7%46%28
c) &7&46&28
d) #7#46#28
e)none of these
440. Find out the code of 'LAUGH'?

a) 1&@56
b) 1@&56
c) 1#@56
d) 1%@56
e)none of these
Directions (441-443): Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
@ – North
* – South
& – East
$ – West
+ – Either 2 or 8 m
% – Either 6 or 9 m
For examples:
P&Q means P is East of Q.

P*$Q means P is South-west of Q.
P@+Q means P is North Q at a distance of either 2 or 8 m.
I. F@+G
II. H&%G
III. L*%H
IV. N$%M
V. M*$L
VI. O@N
VII. P$+O
441. What is the direction of G with respect to N?

a) South west
b) North east
c) South east
d) North west
442. What is the shortest distance (approximately) between H and F, which is not less than HL in any case?
a) 8 m
b) 14 m
c) 12 m
e) None of these
443. If G@O then which of the following is true?
a) GH<NM
b) GH=NM
c) LM=3 m
d) GH>NM
e) None of these
Directions (444-445): In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action numbered I
and II. On the basis of the information given in the statement, you have to assume everything in the statement to

444. Statement: Every day, more electric gadgets flood into the companies and without widespread alternative
energy sources, we are highly dependent on burning coal for our personal and commercial electrical supply and
this leads to global warming.
Course of action:
I. The companies have to use as many alternate sources to use clean sources of energy as well as to rejuvenate
the resources that they have consumes in order to go carbon neutral.
II. Increase in investment of renewable resources and use of suitable resources based on geographic location of
the premises.
445. Statement: Many places in the Mumbai were washed away by the flood water rendering the entire villager
without food and shelter.
Course of action:
I. The district administration should immediately send relief team for food and other supplies all Maharashtra.
II. The people living in the cities should be evacuated to safe places.
446. A) With the growth of economy, there has been an exponential increase in the amount of cars that are being
let out on roads. This creates a hindrance for reaching a place at a certain point of time.
B) The modern negative consequences of heavy automotive use include the use of non-renewable fuels, a
dramatic increase in the rate of accidental death, the disconnection of local community and the decrease of local
economy etc.
447. A) An increasing number of colleges allow for a reduction in the monopoly of select private colleges in the
market. Due to this, students with different financial background are now able to afford quality higher education,
which was only a dream a few decades ago.
B) In today’s times, the number of engineering colleges, both government and private, are increasing
exponentially. Their number has gone up from 1,511 colleges in 2006-07 to an astoundingly high 3,345 in 2014-
15.
448. A) Several research studies have shown that fast foods and processed foods have increased childhood
obesity, heart disease and diabetes and other chronic diseases.
B) Over consumption of junk food may displace these with Tran’s fats which are harder to digest. Healthy brain
functions require a daily dose of essential fatty acids like omega-6 and omega-3. Deficiency of these two
elements increases the risk of attention deficit disorder, dementia and bipolar disorder and other brain-related
problems.
Directions (449-450): Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
Instructions:
In an alphabetical series, all the letters are numbered from 1 to 26. (i.e.) ‘a’ is 1, ‘b’ is 2 and so on till ‘z’ is
26. All the letters are coded as the digit sum of their respective place value of the letter. All the codes are in single
digit number only.
For example ‘z’ is coded as 8. {z 2+6=8}
I. If second and fifth letter of the word is vowel then first and lest letter of the word should be coded as the code of
third letter of the word.

II. If only two vowels are present in the word then all the consonants in the word should be added +1.
III. If starting and ending letter is a vowel then 2 should be added to the letters which is in odd numbered position
in the word. 1 should be subtracted to the letters which is in even numbered position in the word.
IV. If starting letter is a vowel and ending letter is a consonant then middle letter(s) of the word should be added
+3.
449. What is the sum of the codes of the word ‘CULTIVATION’?
a) 45
b) 49
c) 48
d) 47
e) None of these
450. Which of the following code is repeated more times in the word ‘INSTRUCTIONS’?
a) 9
b) 5
c) 6
d) 1
e) Both 9 and 6
406. Answer: c)
407. Answer: c)
408. Answer: b)
409. Answer: c)
410. Answer: d)
Day Person Position No. of Sweets
Monday C 5 7
Tuesday D 2 12
Wednesday A 4 9
Thursday F 7 3
Friday B 1 14
Saturday G 6 5
Sunday E 3 10
411. Answer: c)
412. Answer: d)
413. Answer: a)
414. Answer: c)
415. Answer: d)
416. Answer: e)
Both statements are necessary to answer this question.

By combining statement I & II we get,
5 – B – Yellow
4 –D – Red
3 – A – Blue
2 – C – Orange
1 – E – Pink
417. Answer: d)
The data in both statements I & II are not sufficient to answer the questions.
418. Answer: d)
419. Answer: a)
420. Answer: c)
421. Answer: a)
422. Answer: b)
423. Answer: d)
424. Answer: b)
425. Answer: a)
426. Answer: d)
427. Answer: b)
Input:58 mptv 26 vpda 15 fkqr 56 rive

step 1:30 gmtv 58 mptv 26 vpda 56 rive
step 2: 78 nrwz 30 gmtv 58 vpda 56 rive
step 3: 224 skyi 78 nrwz 30 gmtv 58 vpda

step 4:290 wrge 224 skyi 78 nrwz 30 gmtv
Logic behind SOT:
-Numbers are arranged in ascending order.

In Step I '30' is obtained by (15x2 =30 )
In Step II '78' is obtained by (26x3 =78 )
In Step III '224' is obtained by (56x4 =224 )
In Step IV '290' is obtained by (58x5 =290)

-Alphabets are arranged to the left in an alphabetic order.
. In the Step I (fkqr -gmtv ).
(f = +1,k = +2, q= +3, r = +4)

428. Answer: c)
429. Answer: b)
430. Answer: d)
431. Answer: d)
432. Answer: a)
433. Answer: b)
434. Answer: d)
435. Answer: a)
436. Answer: b)
437. Answer: e)
438. Answer: d)
PARSIMONIOUS-8@$6$3%2$%&6
439. Answer: c)
USUFRUCT - &7&46&28
440. Answer: a)
LAUGH -1&@56
441. Answer: e)
E) Cannot be determined
442. Answer: c)
443. Answer: d)
444. Answer: e) Both I and II follows.

445. Answer: b) only II follows.
446. Answer: e)
447. Answer: b)
448. Answer: e)
449. Answer: d)
CULTIVATION
3+3+3+2+9+4+1+2+9+6+5 = 47
450. Answer: e)
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‘A*B’ means ‘B is the only daughter of A’

‘A%B’ means ‘B is the father of A’

‘A-B’ means ‘B is the brother in law of A’

2. Which of the following is definitely true according to the above expression?

a) J and X are males

following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Step III: vpga 8 ynjc 33 wsom 65 15 fcym

steps for the given input.

the following element is third to the left of ‘crxk’?

b) 18 is fourth from the right end

c) ‘vsme 9 18’ found in same order

given question. Read the both statements and Give answer:

sufficient to answer the question.

numbered floor. Neither P nor Q lives at the lowermost floor.

S. Only one floor is there between Q and P.

I. ‘Believe in hard work’ is coded as ‘ei lx oj fc’,

‘Way you wish to go’ is coded as ‘ix zx ph vz pu’ and

‘She got the point’ is coded as ‘fu uh ft uq’.

‘You should work hard’ is coded as ‘ei lx et vz’.

11) Who among the following sits second to the right of N?

c) One who lives in 3rd floor

12) Which of the following statements is true?

a) The persons live in 1st and 3rd floor

b) The persons live in 1st and 5th floor

c) The persons live in 3rd and 7th floor

b) One who lives in 4th floor

c) One who lives in 3rd floor

16) Who among the following sits second to the right of C?

a) One whose age is 10

b) One whose age is 31

a) One who was born on 1978

d) One who was born on 2007

of the following does not belong to the group?

22. What is the possible code for the word ‘EMPORIUM’?

23. What is the code for the word ‘ADAPTABLE?’

27. The player selected by Mumbai team was?

32. How many number of sweets that O got more than M?

belong to the group?

& - Either 3 meters or 9 meters

A @% B means A is to the Northwest of B

A $& B means A is either 3 meters east of B or 9 meters east of B.

Give answer (a) if only I follows.

Give answer (e) If both I and II follows.

last few months in the forest area.

dwindled since last year.

Practice Set-1: Answer Key:

Input: 12 nhev 18 gldo 9 crxk svfx 14

Step III: uhec 9 vsme 36 wtol 70 18 crxk

By Combining Statements I & II

Player Company Jersey No Team

Statement (B) is the cause and Statement (A) is the effect.

c) The person who likes Brown colour

b) The person who likes White and Indigo colour

c) The person who likes Blue and Brown colour

age was calculated as on 2017.

a) R and the one who was born on 1992

b) I and the one who was born on 1987

d) M and the one who was born on 1990

54. Which of the following combinations is true?

c) The difference between M and L’s age is 8 years

a) The one whose age is 30

c) The one whose age is 26