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1. Neeraj, Manoj and Geeta start
running around a circular stadium
and complete one round in 10
seconds, 6 seconds and 14 seconds
respectively. In how much time will
they meet again at the starting point?
A. 3 minute 30 seconds
B. 2 minute 28 seconds
C. 4 minute 45 seconds
D. 1 minute 40 seconds
E. None of these
Direction: Study the information
given below and answer the
questions based on it. Nine persons –
L, T, K, S, M, P, R, V and W – are
sitting around a circular table, but not
necessarily in the same order. Some
of them are facing the centre and the
rest are facing away from the centre.
T sits third to the right of P and
second to the left of M. V sits four
places away from K, who is two
places away from L. S sits to the
immediate right of W as well as P. T
and W are facing the same direction.
P and K are facing the same direction.
(I. e., if T is facing the centre, W is
also facing the centre and vice-versa,
if P is facing away from the centre, K
is also facing away from the centre
and vice-versa). R and S are three
places away from V, who is facing
away from the centre. S is not facing
the centre. M sits to the immediate
right of L, who is facing the centre.
Exactly three consecutive persons
are facing the same direction. (I. e.,
either facing the centre or away from
the centre).
2. Who among the following sits third to
the right of V?
A. S B. R
C. K D. L
E. None of these
3. Who among the following sits
between K and L?
A. R B. T
C. S D. M
E. None of these
4. How many persons are sitting
between P and M if counting
clockwise from P?
A. Three B. Two
C. Four D. None
E. None of these
5. Four of the following five are alike in
a certain way and hence form a
group. Which one of the following
does not belong to that group?
A. S B. L
C. K D. P
E. V
Direction: Study the information
given below and answer the
questions based on it. Seven
persons, P, Q, R, S, T, U and V works
in different International
Organizations- WHO, WTO, OPEC,
NASA, ILO, WB and UN not
necessarily in the same order. Each
person belongs to different countries-
US, UK, Canada, Russia, France,
Japan and China again not
necessarily in the same order.
U belongs to US and works neither
OPEC nor NASA. The one who works
with WHO belongs to UK. P works
with WTO and belongs to neither
Russia nor France. The one who
works with UN belongs to China. Q
belongs to Japan and does not work
with NASA. The one who works with
NASA does not belong to France. S
works with ILO. V does not belong to
UK and does not work with NASA. T
does not work with NASA.
6. Which of the following combination is
correct?
A. P-WTO-Japan
B. T-WHO-US
C. V-UN-UK
D. Q-OPEC-Japan
E. None is true
Direction: Study the information
given below and answer the
questions based on it. Seven
persons, P, Q, R, S, T, U and V works
in different International
Organizations- WHO, WTO, OPEC,
NASA, ILO, WB and UN not
necessarily in the same order. Each
person belongs to different countries-
US, UK, Canada, Russia, France,
Japan and China again not
necessarily in the same order.
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U belongs to US and works neither
OPEC nor NASA. The one who works
with WHO belongs to UK. P works
with WTO and belongs to neither
Russia nor France. The one who
works with UN belongs to China. Q
belongs to Japan and does not work
with NASA. The one who works with
NASA does not belong to France. S
works with ILO. V does not belong to
UK and does not work with NASA. T
does not work with NASA.
7. Which of the following is not correct?
A. R-NASA B. P-WTO
C. Q-ILO D. T-WHO
E. V-UN
Direction (8 – 12): Study the
following information carefully and
answer the question given below:
Four girls I, J, K and L and four boys
E, F, G and H are sitting in a single
row facing north. Three boys are
sitting between two girls and the only
boy who is not among those boys is
sitting at one of the extreme ends. H
is sitting fourth to the left of L. Both
J and K are sitting beside a boy. J is
not the immediate neighbour of L. J
doesn't sit at any of the extreme
ends. G is sitting between H and F. L
doesn't sit at any of the extreme
ends. Not more than two girls are
sitting together.
8. Who among the following sit at the
extreme ends?
A. I and E B. J and K
C. E and F D. G and H
E. E and K
9. Who sits third to the left of F?
A. I B. J
C. K D. L
E. G
10. Who among the following is sitting
between G and K?
A. E B. H
C. F D. I
E. None of these
Direction (11 – 15): Study the
information given below and answer
the questions based on it. A, B, C, D,
E, F, and G are seven Professionals
who work in three different
companies namely TCS, Infosys and
HCL, such that not less than two
Professionals work in the same
company. Each Professional has a
different car namely Renault Duster,
Chevrolet Beat, Maruti Suzuki Desire,
Maruti Suzuki Swift, Maruti Suzuki
WagonR, Mercedes Benz and Honda
city but not necessarily in the same
order. A likes Mercedes Benz and
works in the TCS Company with only
one other friend who likes Maruti
Suzuki Swift. G works with two other
Professionals. Both the Professionals
who work with G like same company
car (here car include only Desire,
swift and WagonR). D works in the
Infosys Company with only one
person and does not like Chevrolet
Beat. E works with only one
Professional. The one who likes
Renault Duster does not work in the
TCS or Infosys Company. E does not
like same company car (desire, swift
and WagonR). C does not like Maruti
Suzuki Desire, Maruti Suzuki WagonR
or Chevrolet Beat.
11. Which of the following is C’s car?
A. Beat B. Swift
C. Benz D. Honda
E. None of these
12. Who among the following work in the
HCL Cmpany?
A. G B. B
C. F D. All of the above
E. None of these
13. Which of the following combination is
definitely correct?
A. Renault - E - HCL
B. Beat - C - TCS
C. Honda - D - Infosys
D. Benz - D - TCS
E. None of these
14. Which of the following car does B
have?
A. Desire B. WagonR
C. Swift D. Benz
E. Either a or b
15. Which of the following represents the
combination of Professionals those
work in TCS?
A. A&C B. G&E
C. B&F D. D&E
E. None of these
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Direction (16 – 20) : Study the
following information and answer the
questions given below it.
Seven people - A, B, C, D, E, F and G
are sitting in a circle. Five of them are
facing the centre while two of them
are facing opposite to the centre. C
sits third to the left of D and both are
facing the centre. E is neither an
immediate neighbor of D nor of C.
The one sitting exactly between D
and F is facing opposite to centre. G
sits third to the right of A and G is
facing the centre. One of B’s
neighbors is facing opposite to the
centre.
16. Which of the following pairs
represents persons facing opposite to
the centre ?
A. A and F
B. E and F
C. A and E
D. Cannot be determined
E. None of these
17. Who is sitting second to the left of A?
A. C B. G
C. E D. B
E. None of these
18. Who is sitting to the immediate left of
E ?
A. C B. G
C. B D. A
E. None of these
19. What is the position of F with respect
to B?
A. Fourth to the left
B. Second to the right
C. Third to the right
D. Second to the left
E. None of these
20. If all the persons are asked to sit in a
clockwise direction in an alphabetical
order starting from A, the position of
how many will remain unchanged,
excluding A?
A. THREE B. ONE
C. TWO D. NONE
E. FOUR
Direction (21 – 25) : Study the
information given below and answer
the questions based on it. Kabaddi
World Cup is being organized by
India in the month of October 2016.
Seven teams which are participating
are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India,
Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom
and USA. They will be playing the
matches at different places namely
Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot,
Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but
not necessarily in the same order.
Each team will play on a different day
of the week starting from Monday.
UK will play at Mumbai but neither on
Friday nor on Monday. The host
country will play on Thursday at
Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one
day between UK and India match.
USA will play their match before
South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya
plays at Vadodara on Wednesday.
South Africa will play on the last day
of the week. Sri Lanka will play at
Anand. No match will be played at
Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida
will be the last match of the week.
The match at Rajkot will be played on
Tuesday. No match will be played at
Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
21. The match at Delhi was played by
which team?
A. India B. West Indies
C. Bangladesh D. South Africa
E. USA
22. On which day of the week the match
at Mumbai was played?
A. Tuesday B. Thursday
C. Sunday D. Saturday
E. Monday
23. On which day of the week match of
the Bangladesh was organised?
A. Sunday B. Thursday
C. Saturday D. Tuesday
E. None of these
24. Which of the following combination of
Team Place is not correct?
A. Bangladesh Rajkot
B. India Ahmedabad
C. South Africa Noida
D. UK Delhi
E. All are correct
25. How many matches were played
between the match of India and
South Africa?
A. One B. Two
C. Three D. More than three
E. None
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Direction (26 – 30) : Study the
information given below and answer
the questions based on it.
Eight friends M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and
T are sitting around a circular table
but not necessarily in the same
order. Only three of them are not
facing the center.
M sits third to the left of P and both
are facing the same direction. O is
not facing the centre but sits second
to the right of S. T is not an
immediate neighbour of either R or
O. R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of N.
Q sits on the immediate left of R and
faces the same direction as N. The
immediate neighbours of T face the
same direction.
26. Who among the following are
immediate neighbours of N?
A. P,R B. S,O
C. Q,T D. S,T
E. None of these
27. Which of the following group is not
facing the centre?
A. T,O,Q B. P,S,O
C. M,R,N D. T,R,O
E. None of these
28. Which of the following statements
is/are true?
A. Q is not facing the centre
B. O and P are immediate neighbours
of each other
C. M and T both are facing opposite
directions
D. Only A and B are true
E. None of these
29. Who among the following sits exactly
between Q and M?
A. T B. S
C. R D. O
E. None of these
30. Who among the following sits second
to the right of the one who is fourth
to the left of T?
A. Q B. M
C. O D. P
E. None of these
Direction (31 – 35): Study the
information given below and answer
the questions based on it. Seven
friends named– P, R, M, L, D, S and
N live on seven different floors of a
building, but not necessarily in the
same order. The lowermost floor of
the building is numbered one the
above that is numbered two and so
on till the topmost floor is numbered
seven. Each one of them likes
different companies Laptop viz,
Samsung, Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer,
Apple and Sony but not necessarily in
the same order. Only three people
live between R and D. R lives above
D. D doesn’t live on the lowermost
floor. Only one people live between R
and the one who likes Lenovo. The
one who likes Sony live on an even
numbered floor above the one who
likes Lenovo. Only two people live
between N and the one who likes
Lenovo. The one who likes amsung
lives immediately above N. P
lives immediately above S. P does not
like Lenovo. The one who likes HP
lives on an odd numbered floor below
S. N does not like HP. L live above M.
Only one person lives between the
one who likes Acer and the one who
likes Apple. L does not like Acer. N
does not like Dell.
31. R likes which of the following laptops?
A. Samsung B. HP
C. Sony D. Dell
E. Lenovo
32. Who amongst the following lives on
the floor numbered 4 ?
A. The one who likes Apple.
B. The one who likes Lenovo.
C. P D. S
E. R
33. Which of the following statements is
true with respect to the given
arrangement ?
A. Only two people live between D
and N.
B. The one who likes Apple lives
immediately above D.
C. M likes Lenovo.
D. M lives on an even numbered
floor.
E. None of these
34. If all the people are made to sit in
alphabetical order from top to
bottom, the positions of how many
people will remain unchanged ?
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A. None B. One
C. Three D. Two
E. Four
35. Which of the following combinations
is true with respect to the given
arrangement ?
A. Sony– M
B. HP – R
C. Acer – D
D. Lenovo – S
E. Samsung – P
Direction (36 – 40) : Study the
information given below and answer
the question based on it. Eight
persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live
in an eight floored building. The
lowermost floor is numbered 1 and
the topmost floor is numbered 8.
Their heights are different i.e.,
165cm, 168cm, 170cm, 173cm,
175cm, 178cm, 180cm and 183cm,
but not necessarily in the same
order.
The persons who live on the topmost
floor and the lowermost floor, have
the maximum height difference. Only
one person lives between D and the
one who is the shortest. One person
lives between D and the one whose
height is 180cm. G’s height is 178cm
and lives just above E. One person
lives between E and A and E lives
above A. Not more than two persons
are shorter than E and E’s height is
not 168cm. One person lives between
F and the one whose height is 170cm.
One person lives between D and C.
C’s height is not 180cm. Not more
than two persons are taller than B. D
is taller than A but shorter than H.
36. Who among the following person is
tallest in the group?
A. B B. F
C. H D. D
E. A
37. Which of the following combination is
correct?
A. G-178cm-3rd
floor
B. B-180cm- 2nd
floor
C. A-168cm-4th
floor
D. C-183cm-8th
floor
E. D-173cm-4th
floor
38. How many persons are taller than G?
A. None B. One
C. Two D. Three
E. More than three
39. How many persons live between the
tallest person and D?
A. None B. One
C. Two D. Three
E. More than three
40. Which of the following is not belongs
to the group?
A. F B. G
C. E D. A
E. H
Direction (41 – 45) :Study the
information given below and answer
the questions based on it. Nine
persons namely J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q and
R live in a building which has 9 floor
from 1 to 9, Lowermost floor in
numbered 1 and top-most floor is
number 9. They like different Actress
viz, Deepika, Katrina, Sonam and
Priyanka. At least two people like
same actress not more than three
people like same actress. L doesn’t
like Priyanka and doesn’t live
immediately above the one who likes
Deepika. K lives on an odd numbered
floor but not on the 1st
floor. M lives
on an even numbered floor. J who
doesn’t like Deepika lives three floors
below the one who likes Sonam. R
lives on a floor immediately above Q
but not on 8th
floor and 9th floor and
they like different actress. The one
who likes Katrina lives on 3rd floor. L
lives four floors above N who likes
same actress as M and none of them
is either on 1st
or top floor. The
persons on 8th
and top floor are the
only pair who likes the same
actress(but not Sonam) and also live
on adjacent floors and else no person
sits adjacent to each other who likes
the same actress. P who likes
Priyanka lives on 2nd
floor but doesn’t
live above the one who likes Sonam.
M, who likes Katrina, lives
immediately above R. The 7th floor is
not occupied by Katrina.
41. Which actress is liked by three
people?
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A. Deepika B. Sonam
C. Katrina D. Priyanka
E. Can’t be determined
42. Who lives on the 5th
floor?
A. M B. N
C. L D. R
E. Q
43. Who among the following likes
Deepika?
A. K B. O
C. L D. M
E. Both K and O
44. Who lives two floors below R?
A. The one who likes Katrina
B. The one who likes Sonam
C. The one who likes Priyanka
D. L E. M
45. Which of the following statement is
correct?
A. M lives on 6th
floor and likes
Deepika
B. M lives on 4th
floor and likes
Katrina
C. Q doesn’t like Sonam
D. R likes Sonam
E. None of these
Direction (46 – 50): Study the
following information carefully and
answer the questions given below:
Nine persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H
and I sit around a circular table facing
towards the centre. They use
different brands of mobile phones
viz, Samsung, Apple, Nokia, Sony
and Intex. Not more than two people
use the same brand. The following
information is known about them.
* B and C use the same mobile
phone.
* H sits second to the right of the one
who uses Nokia.
* A sits third to the right of E.
* B sits third to the left of D who
either uses Samsung or Sony.
* G sits to the immediate left of H.
* Two persons sit between B and I.
* The person sitting fourth to right of
D uses the same mobile phone as
that of D.
* F does not use Samsung and Apple.
* The immediate neighbours of C use
Intex.
* There is only one pair of people who
like the same mobile phone (but
neither Nokia nor Samsung) and sit
together.
46. Who uses Sony Mobile Phone?
A. A B. C
C. D D. H
E. F
47. Who sits second to the left of F?
A. The one who uses Nokia
B. The one who uses Intex
C. H D. G
E. E
48. Which among the following pairs who
uses the same mobile phone are
sitting together?
A. A F B. I A
C. A D D. G H
E. D E
49. Which among the following phone is
used by I?
A. Intex B. Apple
C. Nokia D. Sony
E. Samsung
50. How many persons sit between F and
D when counted in anticlockwise
direction?
A. One B. Two
C. Three D. Four
E. None of these
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ANSWERS
1. Ans. A.
Required time = LCM of 10, 6 and 14
seconds
= 210 seconds
= 3 minutes 30 seconds
2. Ans. B.
3. Ans. A.
4. Ans. C.
5. Ans. B.
6. Ans. D.
As Q, S, T, U and V don’t work with
NASA, R has to work with NASA and he
doesn’t belong to France. And as WHO-
UK, UN-China, these two combinations
are fixed, these two combinations have
to go with either T or V. But as V doesn’t
belong to UK, V works with UN and
belongs to China. And thus T works with
WHO and belongs to UK. Thus S belongs
to France, R belongs to Russia and P
belongs to Canada. And Q works with
OPEC and U works with WB. Thus the
final arrangement is as below:
7. Ans. C.
As Q, S, T, U and V don’t work with
NASA, R has to work with NASA and he
doesn’t belong to France. And as WHO-
UK, UN-China, these two combinations
are fixed, these two combinations have
to go with either T or V. But as V doesn’t
belong to UK, V works with UN and
belongs to China. And thus T works with
WHO and belongs to UK. Thus S belongs
to France, R belongs to Russia and P
belongs to Canada. And Q works with
OPEC and U works with WB. Thus the
final arrangement is as below:
8. Ans. A.
So we have given this-
Three boys are sitting between two girls.
The only boy who is not among those
boys is sitting at one of the extreme
ends. Not more than two girls are sitting
together. So we have these possibilities.
Case 1:
Case 2:
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Take Case 1:
H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can
be sits at 6th
or 7th
.
If L sits at 6th
then H sits at 2nd
but H is
a boy and at 2nd
position a girl is sitting
so this cannot be possible.
So L sits at 7th
and H sits at 4th
. G is
sitting between H and F. So G must be
sits at 4th
and F at 5th
. E is the only boy
left so he must be sit at 8th
. J is not the
immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at
any of the extreme ends. So J must sit
at 2nd
. Both J and K are sitting beside a
boy. So K must sits at 6th
. At 1st
position
I sit. So this is a valid case we do not
need to check another.
Final arrangement is like this-
9. Ans. B.
So we have given this-
Three boys are sitting between two girls.
The only boy who is not among those
boys is sitting at one of the extreme
ends. Not more than two girls are sitting
together. So we have these possibilities.
Case 1:
Case 2:
Take Case 1:
H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can
be sits at 6th
or 7th
.
If L sits at 6th
then H sits at 2nd
but H is
a boy and at 2nd
position a girl is sitting
so this cannot be possible.
So L sits at 7th
and H sits at 4th
. G is
sitting between H and F. So G must be
sits at 4th
and F at 5th
. E is the only boy
left so he must be sit at 8th
. J is not the
immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at
any of the extreme ends. So J must sit
at 2nd
. Both J and K are sitting beside a
boy. So K must sits at 6th
. At 1st
position
I sit. So this is a valid case we do not
need to check another.
Final arrangement is like this-
10. Ans. C.
So we have given this-
Three boys are sitting between two girls.
The only boy who is not among those
boys is sitting at one of the extreme
ends. Not more than two girls are sitting
together. So we have these possibilities.
Case 1:
Case 2:
Take Case 1:
H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can
be sits at 6th
or 7th
.
If L sits at 6th
then H sits at 2nd
but H is
a boy and at 2nd
position a girl is sitting
so this cannot be possible.
So L sits at 7th
and H sits at 4th
. G is
sitting between H and F. So G must be
sits at 4th
and F at 5th
. E is the only boy
left so he must be sit at 8th
. J is not the
immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at
any of the extreme ends. So J must sit
at 2nd
. Both J and K are sitting beside a
boy. So K must sits at 6th
. At 1st
position
I sit. So this is a valid case we do not
need to check another.
Final arrangement is like this-
11. Ans. B.
Explanation:
Case 1:
In the first case we put all the
information given in the instruction
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directly.
Case 2:
In the second case we put all the
conditions either directly or indirectly
and follow the given instruction, finally
we reach the final case.
12. Ans. D.
Explanation:
Case 1:
In the first case we put all the
information given in the instruction
directly.
Case 2:
In the second case we put all the
conditions either directly or indirectly
and follow the given instruction, finally
we reach the final case.
13. Ans. C.
Explanation:
Case 1:
In the first case we put all the
information given in the instruction
directly.
Case 2:
In the second case we put all the
conditions either directly or indirectly
and follow the given instruction, finally
we reach the final case.
14. Ans. E.
Explanation:
Case 1:
In the first case we put all the
information given in the instruction
directly.
Case 2:
In the second case we put all the
conditions either directly or indirectly
and follow the given instruction, finally
we reach the final case.
15. Ans. A.
Explanation:
Case 1:
In the first case we put all the
information given in the instruction
directly.
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Case 2:
In the second case we put all the
conditions either directly or indirectly
and follow the given instruction, finally
we reach the final case.
16. Ans. C.
17. Ans. D.
18. Ans. B.
19. Ans. E.
20. Ans. C.
21. Ans. E.
22. Ans. D.
23. Ans. D.
24. Ans. D.
25. Ans. B.
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26. Ans. B.
• O is not facing the centre but sits
second to the right of S.
• T is not an immediate neighbour
of either R or O.
• The immediate neighbours of T
face the same direction.
• R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of
N.
• Q sits on the immediate left of R
and faces the same direction as
N.
• M sits third to the left of P and
both are facing the same
direction.
27. Ans. D.
• O is not facing the centre but sits
second to the right of S.
• T is not an immediate neighbour
of either R or O.
• The immediate neighbours of T
face the same direction.
• R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of
N.
• Q sits on the immediate left of R
and faces the same direction as
N.
• M sits third to the left of P and
both are facing the same
direction.
28. Ans. C.
• O is not facing the centre but sits
second to the right of S.
• T is not an immediate neighbour
of either R or O.
• The immediate neighbours of T
face the same direction.
• R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of
N.
• Q sits on the immediate left of R
and faces the same direction as
N.
• M sits third to the left of P and
both are facing the same
direction.
29. Ans. C.
• O is not facing the centre but sits
second to the right of S.
• T is not an immediate neighbour
of either R or O.
• The immediate neighbours of T
face the same direction.
• R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of
N.
• Q sits on the immediate left of R
and faces the same direction as
N.
• M sits third to the left of P and
both are facing the same
direction.
30. Ans. A.
• O is not facing the centre but sits
second to the right of S.
• T is not an immediate neighbour
of either R or O.
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• The immediate neighbours of T
face the same direction.
• R sits second to the left of O and
is not an immediate neighbour of
N.
• Q sits on the immediate left of R
and faces the same direction as
N.
• M sits third to the left of P and
both are facing the same
direction.
31. Ans. D.
32. Ans. A.
33. Ans. B.
34. Ans. A.
35. Ans. D.
36. Ans. B.
● The both persons whom live on top
floor and lowermost floor theirs height
difference are maximums so the one
who is tallest and the one who is
shortest live either on 1st
or 8th
floor.
Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
6th
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 4th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 5th
floor, E lives on 4th
floor and A
must live on 2nd
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E So E’s height cannot be more
than 170cm so this case gets rejected.
Case 2: Shortest person live on
1st
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
3rd
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 5th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 7th
floor, E lives on 6th
floor and A
must live on 4th
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
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than E and E’s height is not 168cm and
E also cannot be 165cm so E must be
170cm.
● One person lives between F and
170cm. F must live on 8th
floor.
● One person lives between D and C. C’
height is not 180cm. So C must live on
1st
floor.
● Not more than two persons are taller
than B. So 178cm and 183cm are
already other persons so B’s height must
be 180cm and lives on 5th
floor. H must
be live on 2nd
floor.
● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D
must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H
must be 175cm.
Here is the final table:
F is tallest in the group.
37. Ans. C.
● The both persons whom live on top
floor and lowermost floor theirs height
difference are maximums so the one
who is tallest and the one who is
shortest live either on 1st
or 8th
floor.
Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
6th
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 4th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 5th
floor, E lives on 4th
floor and A
must live on 2nd
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E So E’s height cannot be more
than 170cm so this case gets rejected.
Case 2: Shortest person live on
1st
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
3rd
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 5th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 7th
floor, E lives on 6th
floor and A
must live on 4th
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E and E’s height is not 168cm and
E also cannot be 165cm so E must be
170cm.
● One person lives between F and
170cm. F must live on 8th
floor.
● One person lives between D and C. C’
height is not 180cm. So C must live on
1st
floor.
● Not more than two persons are taller
than B. So 178cm and 183cm are
already other persons so B’s height must
be 180cm and lives on 5th
floor. H must
be live on 2nd
floor.
● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D
must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H
must be 175cm.
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Here is the final table:
A’s height is 168cm and lives on 4th
floor.
38. Ans. C.
● The both persons whom live on top
floor and lowermost floor theirs height
difference are maximums so the one
who is tallest and the one who is
shortest live either on 1st
or 8th
floor.
Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
6th
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 4th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 5th
floor, E lives on 4th
floor and A
must live on 2nd
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E So E’s height cannot be more
than 170cm so this case gets rejected.
Case 2: Shortest person live on
1st
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
3rd
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 5th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 7th
floor, E lives on 6th
floor and A
must live on 4th
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E and E’s height is not 168cm and
E also cannot be 165cm so E must be
170cm.
● One person lives between F and
170cm. F must live on 8th
floor.
● One person lives between D and C. C’
height is not 180cm. So C must live on
1st
floor.
● Not more than two persons are taller
than B. So 178cm and 183cm are
already other persons so B’s height must
be 180cm and lives on 5th
floor. H must
be live on 2nd
floor.
● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D
must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H
must be 175cm.
Here is the final table:
Only two persons are taller than G.
39. Ans. E.
● The both persons whom live on top
floor and lowermost floor theirs height
difference are maximums so the one
who is tallest and the one who is
shortest live either on 1st
or 8th
floor.
Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
6th
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
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whose height is 180cm lives on 4th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 5th
floor, E lives on 4th
floor and A
must live on 2nd
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E So E’s height cannot be more
than 170cm so this case gets rejected.
Case 2: Shortest person live on
1st
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
3rd
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 5th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 7th
floor, E lives on 6th
floor and A
must live on 4th
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E and E’s height is not 168cm and
E also cannot be 165cm so E must be
170cm.
● One person lives between F and
170cm. F must live on 8th
floor.
● One person lives between D and C. C’
height is not 180cm. So C must live on
1st
floor.
● Not more than two persons are taller
than B. So 178cm and 183cm are
already other persons so B’s height must
be 180cm and lives on 5th
floor. H must
be live on 2nd
floor.
● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D
must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H
must be 175cm.
Here is the final table:
4 persons are live between the tallest
person and D.
40. Ans. B.
● The both persons whom live on top
floor and lowermost floor theirs height
difference are maximums so the one
who is tallest and the one who is
shortest live either on 1st
or 8th
floor.
Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
6th
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 4th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 5th
floor, E lives on 4th
floor and A
must live on 2nd
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E So E’s height cannot be more
than 170cm so this case gets rejected.
Case 2: Shortest person live on
1st
floor-
● Only one person lives between D and
the one who is shortest. D must live on
3rd
floor.
● One person lives between D and the
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one whose height is 180cm. So the one
whose height is 180cm lives on 5th
floor.
● G’s height is 178cm and lives just
above E. One person lives between E
and A and E lives above A. So G must
live on 7th
floor, E lives on 6th
floor and A
must live on 4th
floor.
● Not more than two persons are shorter
than E and E’s height is not 168cm and
E also cannot be 165cm so E must be
170cm.
● One person lives between F and
170cm. F must live on 8th
floor.
● One person lives between D and C. C’
height is not 180cm. So C must live on
1st
floor.
● Not more than two persons are taller
than B. So 178cm and 183cm are
already other persons so B’s height must
be 180cm and lives on 5th
floor. H must
be live on 2nd
floor.
● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D
must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H
must be 175cm.
Here is the final table:
All the persons live on even numbered
floor except G.
41. Ans. C.
42. Ans. D.
43. Ans. E.
44. Ans. A.
45. Ans. E.
46. Ans. E.
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F uses Sony mobile
47. Ans. B.
48. Ans. D.
49. Ans. A.
50. Ans. C.
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Seating - and - circular - arrangement.pdf

  • 2. www.gradeup.co 2 1. Neeraj, Manoj and Geeta start running around a circular stadium and complete one round in 10 seconds, 6 seconds and 14 seconds respectively. In how much time will they meet again at the starting point? A. 3 minute 30 seconds B. 2 minute 28 seconds C. 4 minute 45 seconds D. 1 minute 40 seconds E. None of these Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Nine persons – L, T, K, S, M, P, R, V and W – are sitting around a circular table, but not necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing the centre and the rest are facing away from the centre. T sits third to the right of P and second to the left of M. V sits four places away from K, who is two places away from L. S sits to the immediate right of W as well as P. T and W are facing the same direction. P and K are facing the same direction. (I. e., if T is facing the centre, W is also facing the centre and vice-versa, if P is facing away from the centre, K is also facing away from the centre and vice-versa). R and S are three places away from V, who is facing away from the centre. S is not facing the centre. M sits to the immediate right of L, who is facing the centre. Exactly three consecutive persons are facing the same direction. (I. e., either facing the centre or away from the centre). 2. Who among the following sits third to the right of V? A. S B. R C. K D. L E. None of these 3. Who among the following sits between K and L? A. R B. T C. S D. M E. None of these 4. How many persons are sitting between P and M if counting clockwise from P? A. Three B. Two C. Four D. None E. None of these 5. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group? A. S B. L C. K D. P E. V Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Seven persons, P, Q, R, S, T, U and V works in different International Organizations- WHO, WTO, OPEC, NASA, ILO, WB and UN not necessarily in the same order. Each person belongs to different countries- US, UK, Canada, Russia, France, Japan and China again not necessarily in the same order. U belongs to US and works neither OPEC nor NASA. The one who works with WHO belongs to UK. P works with WTO and belongs to neither Russia nor France. The one who works with UN belongs to China. Q belongs to Japan and does not work with NASA. The one who works with NASA does not belong to France. S works with ILO. V does not belong to UK and does not work with NASA. T does not work with NASA. 6. Which of the following combination is correct? A. P-WTO-Japan B. T-WHO-US C. V-UN-UK D. Q-OPEC-Japan E. None is true Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Seven persons, P, Q, R, S, T, U and V works in different International Organizations- WHO, WTO, OPEC, NASA, ILO, WB and UN not necessarily in the same order. Each person belongs to different countries- US, UK, Canada, Russia, France, Japan and China again not necessarily in the same order.
  • 3. www.gradeup.co 3 U belongs to US and works neither OPEC nor NASA. The one who works with WHO belongs to UK. P works with WTO and belongs to neither Russia nor France. The one who works with UN belongs to China. Q belongs to Japan and does not work with NASA. The one who works with NASA does not belong to France. S works with ILO. V does not belong to UK and does not work with NASA. T does not work with NASA. 7. Which of the following is not correct? A. R-NASA B. P-WTO C. Q-ILO D. T-WHO E. V-UN Direction (8 – 12): Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below: Four girls I, J, K and L and four boys E, F, G and H are sitting in a single row facing north. Three boys are sitting between two girls and the only boy who is not among those boys is sitting at one of the extreme ends. H is sitting fourth to the left of L. Both J and K are sitting beside a boy. J is not the immediate neighbour of L. J doesn't sit at any of the extreme ends. G is sitting between H and F. L doesn't sit at any of the extreme ends. Not more than two girls are sitting together. 8. Who among the following sit at the extreme ends? A. I and E B. J and K C. E and F D. G and H E. E and K 9. Who sits third to the left of F? A. I B. J C. K D. L E. G 10. Who among the following is sitting between G and K? A. E B. H C. F D. I E. None of these Direction (11 – 15): Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are seven Professionals who work in three different companies namely TCS, Infosys and HCL, such that not less than two Professionals work in the same company. Each Professional has a different car namely Renault Duster, Chevrolet Beat, Maruti Suzuki Desire, Maruti Suzuki Swift, Maruti Suzuki WagonR, Mercedes Benz and Honda city but not necessarily in the same order. A likes Mercedes Benz and works in the TCS Company with only one other friend who likes Maruti Suzuki Swift. G works with two other Professionals. Both the Professionals who work with G like same company car (here car include only Desire, swift and WagonR). D works in the Infosys Company with only one person and does not like Chevrolet Beat. E works with only one Professional. The one who likes Renault Duster does not work in the TCS or Infosys Company. E does not like same company car (desire, swift and WagonR). C does not like Maruti Suzuki Desire, Maruti Suzuki WagonR or Chevrolet Beat. 11. Which of the following is C’s car? A. Beat B. Swift C. Benz D. Honda E. None of these 12. Who among the following work in the HCL Cmpany? A. G B. B C. F D. All of the above E. None of these 13. Which of the following combination is definitely correct? A. Renault - E - HCL B. Beat - C - TCS C. Honda - D - Infosys D. Benz - D - TCS E. None of these 14. Which of the following car does B have? A. Desire B. WagonR C. Swift D. Benz E. Either a or b 15. Which of the following represents the combination of Professionals those work in TCS? A. A&C B. G&E C. B&F D. D&E E. None of these
  • 4. www.gradeup.co 4 Direction (16 – 20) : Study the following information and answer the questions given below it. Seven people - A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting in a circle. Five of them are facing the centre while two of them are facing opposite to the centre. C sits third to the left of D and both are facing the centre. E is neither an immediate neighbor of D nor of C. The one sitting exactly between D and F is facing opposite to centre. G sits third to the right of A and G is facing the centre. One of B’s neighbors is facing opposite to the centre. 16. Which of the following pairs represents persons facing opposite to the centre ? A. A and F B. E and F C. A and E D. Cannot be determined E. None of these 17. Who is sitting second to the left of A? A. C B. G C. E D. B E. None of these 18. Who is sitting to the immediate left of E ? A. C B. G C. B D. A E. None of these 19. What is the position of F with respect to B? A. Fourth to the left B. Second to the right C. Third to the right D. Second to the left E. None of these 20. If all the persons are asked to sit in a clockwise direction in an alphabetical order starting from A, the position of how many will remain unchanged, excluding A? A. THREE B. ONE C. TWO D. NONE E. FOUR Direction (21 – 25) : Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by India in the month of October 2016. Seven teams which are participating are Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, South Africa, United Kingdom and USA. They will be playing the matches at different places namely Delhi, Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara, Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in the same order. Each team will play on a different day of the week starting from Monday. UK will play at Mumbai but neither on Friday nor on Monday. The host country will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad. There is a gap of one day between UK and India match. USA will play their match before South Africa but after Kenya. Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday. South Africa will play on the last day of the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No match will be played at Delhi on Monday. The match at Noida will be the last match of the week. The match at Rajkot will be played on Tuesday. No match will be played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday. 21. The match at Delhi was played by which team? A. India B. West Indies C. Bangladesh D. South Africa E. USA 22. On which day of the week the match at Mumbai was played? A. Tuesday B. Thursday C. Sunday D. Saturday E. Monday 23. On which day of the week match of the Bangladesh was organised? A. Sunday B. Thursday C. Saturday D. Tuesday E. None of these 24. Which of the following combination of Team Place is not correct? A. Bangladesh Rajkot B. India Ahmedabad C. South Africa Noida D. UK Delhi E. All are correct 25. How many matches were played between the match of India and South Africa? A. One B. Two C. Three D. More than three E. None
  • 5. www.gradeup.co 5 Direction (26 – 30) : Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Eight friends M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. Only three of them are not facing the center. M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O. R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. 26. Who among the following are immediate neighbours of N? A. P,R B. S,O C. Q,T D. S,T E. None of these 27. Which of the following group is not facing the centre? A. T,O,Q B. P,S,O C. M,R,N D. T,R,O E. None of these 28. Which of the following statements is/are true? A. Q is not facing the centre B. O and P are immediate neighbours of each other C. M and T both are facing opposite directions D. Only A and B are true E. None of these 29. Who among the following sits exactly between Q and M? A. T B. S C. R D. O E. None of these 30. Who among the following sits second to the right of the one who is fourth to the left of T? A. Q B. M C. O D. P E. None of these Direction (31 – 35): Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Seven friends named– P, R, M, L, D, S and N live on seven different floors of a building, but not necessarily in the same order. The lowermost floor of the building is numbered one the above that is numbered two and so on till the topmost floor is numbered seven. Each one of them likes different companies Laptop viz, Samsung, Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer, Apple and Sony but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people live between R and D. R lives above D. D doesn’t live on the lowermost floor. Only one people live between R and the one who likes Lenovo. The one who likes Sony live on an even numbered floor above the one who likes Lenovo. Only two people live between N and the one who likes Lenovo. The one who likes amsung lives immediately above N. P lives immediately above S. P does not like Lenovo. The one who likes HP lives on an odd numbered floor below S. N does not like HP. L live above M. Only one person lives between the one who likes Acer and the one who likes Apple. L does not like Acer. N does not like Dell. 31. R likes which of the following laptops? A. Samsung B. HP C. Sony D. Dell E. Lenovo 32. Who amongst the following lives on the floor numbered 4 ? A. The one who likes Apple. B. The one who likes Lenovo. C. P D. S E. R 33. Which of the following statements is true with respect to the given arrangement ? A. Only two people live between D and N. B. The one who likes Apple lives immediately above D. C. M likes Lenovo. D. M lives on an even numbered floor. E. None of these 34. If all the people are made to sit in alphabetical order from top to bottom, the positions of how many people will remain unchanged ?
  • 6. www.gradeup.co 6 A. None B. One C. Three D. Two E. Four 35. Which of the following combinations is true with respect to the given arrangement ? A. Sony– M B. HP – R C. Acer – D D. Lenovo – S E. Samsung – P Direction (36 – 40) : Study the information given below and answer the question based on it. Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live in an eight floored building. The lowermost floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 8. Their heights are different i.e., 165cm, 168cm, 170cm, 173cm, 175cm, 178cm, 180cm and 183cm, but not necessarily in the same order. The persons who live on the topmost floor and the lowermost floor, have the maximum height difference. Only one person lives between D and the one who is the shortest. One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. Not more than two persons are shorter than E and E’s height is not 168cm. One person lives between F and the one whose height is 170cm. One person lives between D and C. C’s height is not 180cm. Not more than two persons are taller than B. D is taller than A but shorter than H. 36. Who among the following person is tallest in the group? A. B B. F C. H D. D E. A 37. Which of the following combination is correct? A. G-178cm-3rd floor B. B-180cm- 2nd floor C. A-168cm-4th floor D. C-183cm-8th floor E. D-173cm-4th floor 38. How many persons are taller than G? A. None B. One C. Two D. Three E. More than three 39. How many persons live between the tallest person and D? A. None B. One C. Two D. Three E. More than three 40. Which of the following is not belongs to the group? A. F B. G C. E D. A E. H Direction (41 – 45) :Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it. Nine persons namely J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q and R live in a building which has 9 floor from 1 to 9, Lowermost floor in numbered 1 and top-most floor is number 9. They like different Actress viz, Deepika, Katrina, Sonam and Priyanka. At least two people like same actress not more than three people like same actress. L doesn’t like Priyanka and doesn’t live immediately above the one who likes Deepika. K lives on an odd numbered floor but not on the 1st floor. M lives on an even numbered floor. J who doesn’t like Deepika lives three floors below the one who likes Sonam. R lives on a floor immediately above Q but not on 8th floor and 9th floor and they like different actress. The one who likes Katrina lives on 3rd floor. L lives four floors above N who likes same actress as M and none of them is either on 1st or top floor. The persons on 8th and top floor are the only pair who likes the same actress(but not Sonam) and also live on adjacent floors and else no person sits adjacent to each other who likes the same actress. P who likes Priyanka lives on 2nd floor but doesn’t live above the one who likes Sonam. M, who likes Katrina, lives immediately above R. The 7th floor is not occupied by Katrina. 41. Which actress is liked by three people?
  • 7. www.gradeup.co 7 A. Deepika B. Sonam C. Katrina D. Priyanka E. Can’t be determined 42. Who lives on the 5th floor? A. M B. N C. L D. R E. Q 43. Who among the following likes Deepika? A. K B. O C. L D. M E. Both K and O 44. Who lives two floors below R? A. The one who likes Katrina B. The one who likes Sonam C. The one who likes Priyanka D. L E. M 45. Which of the following statement is correct? A. M lives on 6th floor and likes Deepika B. M lives on 4th floor and likes Katrina C. Q doesn’t like Sonam D. R likes Sonam E. None of these Direction (46 – 50): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: Nine persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I sit around a circular table facing towards the centre. They use different brands of mobile phones viz, Samsung, Apple, Nokia, Sony and Intex. Not more than two people use the same brand. The following information is known about them. * B and C use the same mobile phone. * H sits second to the right of the one who uses Nokia. * A sits third to the right of E. * B sits third to the left of D who either uses Samsung or Sony. * G sits to the immediate left of H. * Two persons sit between B and I. * The person sitting fourth to right of D uses the same mobile phone as that of D. * F does not use Samsung and Apple. * The immediate neighbours of C use Intex. * There is only one pair of people who like the same mobile phone (but neither Nokia nor Samsung) and sit together. 46. Who uses Sony Mobile Phone? A. A B. C C. D D. H E. F 47. Who sits second to the left of F? A. The one who uses Nokia B. The one who uses Intex C. H D. G E. E 48. Which among the following pairs who uses the same mobile phone are sitting together? A. A F B. I A C. A D D. G H E. D E 49. Which among the following phone is used by I? A. Intex B. Apple C. Nokia D. Sony E. Samsung 50. How many persons sit between F and D when counted in anticlockwise direction? A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four E. None of these
  • 8. www.gradeup.co 8 ANSWERS 1. Ans. A. Required time = LCM of 10, 6 and 14 seconds = 210 seconds = 3 minutes 30 seconds 2. Ans. B. 3. Ans. A. 4. Ans. C. 5. Ans. B. 6. Ans. D. As Q, S, T, U and V don’t work with NASA, R has to work with NASA and he doesn’t belong to France. And as WHO- UK, UN-China, these two combinations are fixed, these two combinations have to go with either T or V. But as V doesn’t belong to UK, V works with UN and belongs to China. And thus T works with WHO and belongs to UK. Thus S belongs to France, R belongs to Russia and P belongs to Canada. And Q works with OPEC and U works with WB. Thus the final arrangement is as below: 7. Ans. C. As Q, S, T, U and V don’t work with NASA, R has to work with NASA and he doesn’t belong to France. And as WHO- UK, UN-China, these two combinations are fixed, these two combinations have to go with either T or V. But as V doesn’t belong to UK, V works with UN and belongs to China. And thus T works with WHO and belongs to UK. Thus S belongs to France, R belongs to Russia and P belongs to Canada. And Q works with OPEC and U works with WB. Thus the final arrangement is as below: 8. Ans. A. So we have given this- Three boys are sitting between two girls. The only boy who is not among those boys is sitting at one of the extreme ends. Not more than two girls are sitting together. So we have these possibilities. Case 1: Case 2:
  • 9. www.gradeup.co 9 Take Case 1: H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can be sits at 6th or 7th . If L sits at 6th then H sits at 2nd but H is a boy and at 2nd position a girl is sitting so this cannot be possible. So L sits at 7th and H sits at 4th . G is sitting between H and F. So G must be sits at 4th and F at 5th . E is the only boy left so he must be sit at 8th . J is not the immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at any of the extreme ends. So J must sit at 2nd . Both J and K are sitting beside a boy. So K must sits at 6th . At 1st position I sit. So this is a valid case we do not need to check another. Final arrangement is like this- 9. Ans. B. So we have given this- Three boys are sitting between two girls. The only boy who is not among those boys is sitting at one of the extreme ends. Not more than two girls are sitting together. So we have these possibilities. Case 1: Case 2: Take Case 1: H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can be sits at 6th or 7th . If L sits at 6th then H sits at 2nd but H is a boy and at 2nd position a girl is sitting so this cannot be possible. So L sits at 7th and H sits at 4th . G is sitting between H and F. So G must be sits at 4th and F at 5th . E is the only boy left so he must be sit at 8th . J is not the immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at any of the extreme ends. So J must sit at 2nd . Both J and K are sitting beside a boy. So K must sits at 6th . At 1st position I sit. So this is a valid case we do not need to check another. Final arrangement is like this- 10. Ans. C. So we have given this- Three boys are sitting between two girls. The only boy who is not among those boys is sitting at one of the extreme ends. Not more than two girls are sitting together. So we have these possibilities. Case 1: Case 2: Take Case 1: H is sitting fourth to the left of L. L can be sits at 6th or 7th . If L sits at 6th then H sits at 2nd but H is a boy and at 2nd position a girl is sitting so this cannot be possible. So L sits at 7th and H sits at 4th . G is sitting between H and F. So G must be sits at 4th and F at 5th . E is the only boy left so he must be sit at 8th . J is not the immediate neighbor of L. J doesn't sit at any of the extreme ends. So J must sit at 2nd . Both J and K are sitting beside a boy. So K must sits at 6th . At 1st position I sit. So this is a valid case we do not need to check another. Final arrangement is like this- 11. Ans. B. Explanation: Case 1: In the first case we put all the information given in the instruction
  • 10. www.gradeup.co 10 directly. Case 2: In the second case we put all the conditions either directly or indirectly and follow the given instruction, finally we reach the final case. 12. Ans. D. Explanation: Case 1: In the first case we put all the information given in the instruction directly. Case 2: In the second case we put all the conditions either directly or indirectly and follow the given instruction, finally we reach the final case. 13. Ans. C. Explanation: Case 1: In the first case we put all the information given in the instruction directly. Case 2: In the second case we put all the conditions either directly or indirectly and follow the given instruction, finally we reach the final case. 14. Ans. E. Explanation: Case 1: In the first case we put all the information given in the instruction directly. Case 2: In the second case we put all the conditions either directly or indirectly and follow the given instruction, finally we reach the final case. 15. Ans. A. Explanation: Case 1: In the first case we put all the information given in the instruction directly.
  • 11. www.gradeup.co 11 Case 2: In the second case we put all the conditions either directly or indirectly and follow the given instruction, finally we reach the final case. 16. Ans. C. 17. Ans. D. 18. Ans. B. 19. Ans. E. 20. Ans. C. 21. Ans. E. 22. Ans. D. 23. Ans. D. 24. Ans. D. 25. Ans. B.
  • 12. www.gradeup.co 12 26. Ans. B. • O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. • T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O. • The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. • R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. • Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. • M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. 27. Ans. D. • O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. • T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O. • The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. • R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. • Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. • M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. 28. Ans. C. • O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. • T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O. • The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. • R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. • Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. • M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. 29. Ans. C. • O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. • T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O. • The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. • R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. • Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. • M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. 30. Ans. A. • O is not facing the centre but sits second to the right of S. • T is not an immediate neighbour of either R or O.
  • 13. www.gradeup.co 13 • The immediate neighbours of T face the same direction. • R sits second to the left of O and is not an immediate neighbour of N. • Q sits on the immediate left of R and faces the same direction as N. • M sits third to the left of P and both are facing the same direction. 31. Ans. D. 32. Ans. A. 33. Ans. B. 34. Ans. A. 35. Ans. D. 36. Ans. B. ● The both persons whom live on top floor and lowermost floor theirs height difference are maximums so the one who is tallest and the one who is shortest live either on 1st or 8th floor. Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 6th floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 4th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 5th floor, E lives on 4th floor and A must live on 2nd floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E So E’s height cannot be more than 170cm so this case gets rejected. Case 2: Shortest person live on 1st floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 3rd floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 5th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 7th floor, E lives on 6th floor and A must live on 4th floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter
  • 14. www.gradeup.co 14 than E and E’s height is not 168cm and E also cannot be 165cm so E must be 170cm. ● One person lives between F and 170cm. F must live on 8th floor. ● One person lives between D and C. C’ height is not 180cm. So C must live on 1st floor. ● Not more than two persons are taller than B. So 178cm and 183cm are already other persons so B’s height must be 180cm and lives on 5th floor. H must be live on 2nd floor. ● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H must be 175cm. Here is the final table: F is tallest in the group. 37. Ans. C. ● The both persons whom live on top floor and lowermost floor theirs height difference are maximums so the one who is tallest and the one who is shortest live either on 1st or 8th floor. Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 6th floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 4th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 5th floor, E lives on 4th floor and A must live on 2nd floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E So E’s height cannot be more than 170cm so this case gets rejected. Case 2: Shortest person live on 1st floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 3rd floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 5th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 7th floor, E lives on 6th floor and A must live on 4th floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E and E’s height is not 168cm and E also cannot be 165cm so E must be 170cm. ● One person lives between F and 170cm. F must live on 8th floor. ● One person lives between D and C. C’ height is not 180cm. So C must live on 1st floor. ● Not more than two persons are taller than B. So 178cm and 183cm are already other persons so B’s height must be 180cm and lives on 5th floor. H must be live on 2nd floor. ● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H must be 175cm.
  • 15. www.gradeup.co 15 Here is the final table: A’s height is 168cm and lives on 4th floor. 38. Ans. C. ● The both persons whom live on top floor and lowermost floor theirs height difference are maximums so the one who is tallest and the one who is shortest live either on 1st or 8th floor. Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 6th floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 4th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 5th floor, E lives on 4th floor and A must live on 2nd floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E So E’s height cannot be more than 170cm so this case gets rejected. Case 2: Shortest person live on 1st floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 3rd floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 5th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 7th floor, E lives on 6th floor and A must live on 4th floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E and E’s height is not 168cm and E also cannot be 165cm so E must be 170cm. ● One person lives between F and 170cm. F must live on 8th floor. ● One person lives between D and C. C’ height is not 180cm. So C must live on 1st floor. ● Not more than two persons are taller than B. So 178cm and 183cm are already other persons so B’s height must be 180cm and lives on 5th floor. H must be live on 2nd floor. ● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H must be 175cm. Here is the final table: Only two persons are taller than G. 39. Ans. E. ● The both persons whom live on top floor and lowermost floor theirs height difference are maximums so the one who is tallest and the one who is shortest live either on 1st or 8th floor. Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 6th floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one
  • 16. www.gradeup.co 16 whose height is 180cm lives on 4th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 5th floor, E lives on 4th floor and A must live on 2nd floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E So E’s height cannot be more than 170cm so this case gets rejected. Case 2: Shortest person live on 1st floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 3rd floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 5th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 7th floor, E lives on 6th floor and A must live on 4th floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E and E’s height is not 168cm and E also cannot be 165cm so E must be 170cm. ● One person lives between F and 170cm. F must live on 8th floor. ● One person lives between D and C. C’ height is not 180cm. So C must live on 1st floor. ● Not more than two persons are taller than B. So 178cm and 183cm are already other persons so B’s height must be 180cm and lives on 5th floor. H must be live on 2nd floor. ● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H must be 175cm. Here is the final table: 4 persons are live between the tallest person and D. 40. Ans. B. ● The both persons whom live on top floor and lowermost floor theirs height difference are maximums so the one who is tallest and the one who is shortest live either on 1st or 8th floor. Case 1: Shortest person live on 8th floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 6th floor. ● One person lives between D and the one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 4th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 5th floor, E lives on 4th floor and A must live on 2nd floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E So E’s height cannot be more than 170cm so this case gets rejected. Case 2: Shortest person live on 1st floor- ● Only one person lives between D and the one who is shortest. D must live on 3rd floor. ● One person lives between D and the
  • 17. www.gradeup.co 17 one whose height is 180cm. So the one whose height is 180cm lives on 5th floor. ● G’s height is 178cm and lives just above E. One person lives between E and A and E lives above A. So G must live on 7th floor, E lives on 6th floor and A must live on 4th floor. ● Not more than two persons are shorter than E and E’s height is not 168cm and E also cannot be 165cm so E must be 170cm. ● One person lives between F and 170cm. F must live on 8th floor. ● One person lives between D and C. C’ height is not 180cm. So C must live on 1st floor. ● Not more than two persons are taller than B. So 178cm and 183cm are already other persons so B’s height must be 180cm and lives on 5th floor. H must be live on 2nd floor. ● D is taller than A but shorter than H. D must be 173cm, A must be 168cm and H must be 175cm. Here is the final table: All the persons live on even numbered floor except G. 41. Ans. C. 42. Ans. D. 43. Ans. E. 44. Ans. A. 45. Ans. E. 46. Ans. E.
  • 18. www.gradeup.co 18 F uses Sony mobile 47. Ans. B. 48. Ans. D. 49. Ans. A. 50. Ans. C.