Data Arrangements

There are eight members of a family–P, Q, R, S, T, U, W and Z. All of them

are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. They belong to three
different generations and there are three married couples among them. Four
of them are males and four of them are of the opposite gender (though not
necessarily in the same order.)They like different movies viz., The Twins,
Twelve, Turbo, The Twilight Saga, Typhon, Twin Dragons, The Twelve Chairs
and Twentieth Century but not necessarily in the same order. Further, some
more information is also given.
• The son-in-law and maternal grandson of Z are immediate neighbours. W
cannot be an immediate neighbour of her sister-in-law. W likes the movie
Twelve.
• Q, a spinster, is sitting two places to the right of her grandfather T. Neither R
nor T likes the movie The Twelve Chairs. P and his sibling S can’t sit together.
Typhoon is liked by the brother-in-law of R.
• There are only three persons sitting between the person who likes Twin
Dragons and her aunt S. R, a married male, cannot be an immediate
neighbour of either T or Q. R does not like the movie Twentieth Century or
The Twins.
• The Twelve chairs the movie is not liked by either S or Z. U and Q are not
siblings. T does not like the movie Turbo or The Twins. There is only one
person sitting between R and his brother-in-law. Turbo is not liked by the Son-
1. Who is the wife of T
2. Who is the daughter in law of Z
3. Who likes the movie- Twin dragons
4. Who is sitting third to the right of P
• Five students, P, Q, R, S and T stand in a line in some order
and receive cookies and biscuits to eat. No student gets the
same number of cookies or biscuits. The person first in the
queue gets the least number of cookies. Number of cookies
or biscuits received by each student is a natural number
from 1 to 9 with each number appearing at least once.
The total number of cookies is two more than the total
number of biscuits distributed. R who was in the middle of
the line received more goodies (cookies and biscuits put
together) than everyone else. T receives 8 more cookies
than biscuits. The person who is last in the queue received
10 items in all, while P receives only half as many totally. Q
is after P but before S in the queue. Number of cookies Q
receives is equal to the number of biscuits P receives. Q
receives one more good than S and one less than R. Person
second in the queue receives an odd number of biscuits
and an odd number of cookies.
Who was 4th in the queue?
• P
• Q
• R
• S
How many cookies did Q get?
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 7
If we know that S received more cookies than biscuits, then how many
cookies did R receive?
• 5
• 6
• 7
• 9
If R received fewer cookies than S, how many cookies did S receive?
• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7
How many cookies were distributed in all?
• 23
• 25
• 27
• 29