Reasoning : Syllogism Questions Set 61

Directions: In each question three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II have been given. You have to take the given statement to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements. Give answer.

1. Statements:
   No toffee is chocolate.
   No sweet is toffee.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. No chocolate is sweet.
   II. All sweets are chocolate.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option D
   
   
    



2. Statements:
   Some trees are bushes.
   All mangoes are bushes.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. At least some trees are mangoes.
   II. Some trees are definitely not mangoes
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option C
   
   
    



3. Statements:
   All plates are glasses.
   No cup is a glass.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. No plate is a cup.
   II. At least some glasses are plates.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option E
   
   
    



4. Statements:
   All windows are tables.
   All entrances are windows.
   No gate is a table.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. At least some windows are gates.
   II. No gate is an entrance.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option E
   
   
    



5. Statements : No coke is dew.
   No fanta is coke.
   
   Conclusions : I. No dew is fanta.
   II. All fanta are dew.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option D
   
   
    



6. Statements:
   All glasses are cups.
   No cup is a spoon.
   All spoons are bulbs.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. No spoon is glass.
   II. No bulb is cup.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option A
   
   
    



7. Statements:
   No curd is sugar.
   No milk is curd.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. No sugar is milk.
   II. All milk is sugar
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option D
   
   
    



8. Statement:
   Some colleges are classes.
   Some classes are professors.
   All professors are students.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. Some students are classes.
   II. All colleges being students is a possibility.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option E
   
   
    



9. Statements :
   Only a few bankers are doctors.
   0% bankers are teachers.
   
   Conclusions :
   I. All teachers are bankers.
   II. Some doctors are not teachers.
   only conclusion I follows
   only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both conclusion I and II folllows
   Option B
   
   
    



10. Statements :
    0% shirts are kurtas.
    All shorts are shirts.
    A few jackets are kurtas.
    
    Conclusions :
    I. Not a single kurta is short.
    II. A good number of jackets are not shirts.
    only conclusion I follows
    only conclusion II follows
    Either conclusion I or II follows
    Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
    Both conclusion I and II folllows
    Option E
    
    
     

Reasoning : Puzzle and Arrangements for Upcoming Exams – Set 211

Study the following information and answer the questions:

Seven friends were born in the same year but different months January to July. They like different types of movies- Romantic,Suspense and Comedy. Atleast two but not more than three persons like same type of movie. Akansha is older than Caryl and likes suspense movie. Only two persons born in between Garima and Diksha who was born in the month have odd number of days. Ekta does not like suspense movie. Banya was born in May and is younger than Caryl. The one who was born in April likes Comedy movie. Farah is older than Diksha who does not like Comedy movie. Only three persons were born in between Ekta and Farah both of them likes same type of movie but not action movie. Farah is neither second oldest person nor like Comedy movie. Banya and Diksha like same type of movie.

1. Who was born in March?
   Diksha
   Caryl
   Akansha
   Either a or b
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



2. Who among the following likes Comedy movie?
   Ekta
   Banya
   Garima
   Farah
   Diksha
   Option C
   
   
    



3. Farah was born in which of the following month?
   March
   January
   February
   June
   April
   Option D
   
   
    



4. Who among the following is third youngest person?
   Banya
   Caryl
   Diksha
   Farah
   Garima
   Option A
   
   
    



5. How many persons were born after Garima?
   1
   2
   4
   3
   5
   Option D
   
   
    
Read the following information and answer the given questions:

Dinesh, Lokesh, Nitesh, Xylo, Weom and Vimal are six students. Each of them has different weight. Lokesh is heavier than only Nitesh. Weom is lighter than only two people. Vimal is not the heaviest. The difference between the weight of third lightest and the lightest person is 12 kg. Dinesh is heavier than Weom but is not the heaviest. The weight of Vimal is 70 kg.




6. How many persons are heavier than Vimal?
   3
   1
   2
   4
   None of these
   Option A
   Xylo>Dinesh>Weom>Vimal(70)>Lokesh>Nitesh(58)
   
    



7. Which of the following statement is true if weight of Lokesh is 66 kg?
   Weight of Dinesh is 24 kg
   Weight of Weom is 65 kg
   The difference between the weight of Vimal and Lokesh is 6 kg
   The difference between the Weight of Lokesh and Nitesh is 8 kg.
   None is true
   Option D
   
   
    



8. What could be the possible weight of Weom?
   81 kg
   55 kg
   44 kg
   59 kg
   68 kg
   Option A
   
   
    
Study the following information and answer the questions:

There are six stands in a park. All stands are of different height. Stand T1 is taller than U1. Q1 is taller than S1 but shorter R1. U1 is not the shortest stand. P1 is taller than U1 and Q1, which is shorter than T1. The third shortest stand is 40 m. Stand R1 is not the tallest. Stand U1 is taller than S1. Height of tallest stand is 80 m. Height of stand T1 is a prime number. T1 is not taller than R1.




9. Which of the following stand is tallest?
   P1
   T1
   U1
   Q1
   None of these
   Option A
   P1(80)>R1>T1>Q(40)>U1>S1
   
    



10. Which of the following stand is second shortest?
    P1
    S1
    U1
    Cannot be determined
    None of these
    Option C
    
    
     

Reasoning : Blood Relation Questions Set 41

1. Study the following information and answer the given questions:
   
   Ez, Fz, Gz, Hz, Iz and Jz are six family members. Ez and Fz are a married couple. Iz is sister of Hz. Fz is daughter-in-law of Jz, who is grandmother of Iz’s brother. Hz is the only son of Gz, who is brother of Ez.
   
   What is the relation of Fz with Hz?
   Mother in law
   Aunt
   Mother
   Father in law
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



2. How is Gz related to Iz?
   Aunt
   Father
   Daughter inlaw
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



3. Study the following information and answer the given questions:
   
   There are eight members- Ax, Bx, Cx, Dx, Ex, Fx, Gx and Hx. There are three married couple and three generation in this family. Hx has only 2 children. Dx is son of Ax and husband of Ex. Fx is the nephew of Dx. Gx is the aunt of Ex’s daughter. Ax is the grandmother Fx. Cx is son-in-law of Hx.
   
   How is Cx related to Ex?
   Daughter in law
   Son
   Brother in law
   Father in law
   Non eof these
   Option C
   
   
    



4. How is Bx related to Gx’s son?
   Cousin
   Mother
   Daughter
   Father in law
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



5. How is Bx related to Dx?
   Daughter
   Son in law
   Mother in law
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



6. Each of these questions is based on the following information:
   a) N % O means N is the daughter of O.
   b) N @ O means N is the sister of O.
   c) N $ O means N is the father of O.
   d) N * O means N is the son of O.
   
   Which of the following shows the relation that G is the grandmother of F?
   F @ C $ G @ D*H
   F @C*D %G@B
   C * G $ F @ D@B
   D % C $ G * F@H
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



7. If the expression Q@Z*H%L@G is definitely true, then which of the following is not true?
   L is brother of G
   Z is son of H
   Q is daughter of H
   L is grandmother of Z
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



8. If the expression R * S @ Z % C is definitely true, then which of the following is true?
   C is grandmother of R
   C is grandfather of R
   R is nephew of Z
   Z is brother of R
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



9. Study the following information and answer the given questions:
   
   Mq, Nq, Oq, Pq, Qq, Rq, Sq, Tq and Wq are nine persons living in house. There are three married couple in the house. Mq is the only daughter of Pq, who is the paternal grandfather of Tq. Rq is the son of Qq. Tq is the daughter of Sq. Nq is the mother of Sq. Nq is not married to Pq. Oq is the maternal grandfather of Tq. Rq is the father of Tq. Tq is sister of Wq.
   
   How is Mq related to Sq?
   Daughter in law
   Son
   Sister in law
   Mother in law
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



10. How is Wq related to Rq?
    Son
    Mother in law
    Daughter in law
    Father
    Cannot be determined
    Option E
    
    
     

Reasoning : Direction Sense Questions Set 38

Study the following information to answer the given questions:
B*C means C is 1m east to B
B@C means C is 1m west to B
B#C means C is 1m south to B
B%C means C is 1m north to B
B!C means C is 2m east to B

1. If N @ O % R ! Z * X, holds true, then in which direction is O with respect to X?
   North East
   South East
   South West
   North
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



2. If D * U # F @ G # K ! L holds true, then in which direction is point U with respect to L?
   East
   South West
   West
   North West
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    
Study the information and answer the questions:

Ramesh starts his journey from point Az, walks 10 m towards North to reached at point Bz, then takes a right turn and walks for 5 m to reach point Cz. From point Cz he takes a right turn and walks for 10 m to reach at point Dz. From point Dz he takes a left turn and walks 2 m to reach at point Ez, then takes a left turn again and walks 4 m to reach point Fz. From point Fz, he walks 5 m in west direction and reached point Hz.




3. What is the shortest distance between point Hz and Az?
   2 m
   5 m
   11 m
   10 m
   None of these
   Option E
   
   
    



4. What is the total distance covered by Ramesh from point Az to point Hz?
   
   25 m
   36 m
   30 m
   24 m
   32 m
   Option B
   
   
    



5. In which direction point Bz with respect of Dz?
   South
   West
   North West
   North East
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    
Study the information and answer the questions given below.
Akansha starts her journey from point Kz, walks 8 m towards South to reached at point Zz, then takes a right turn and walks for 6 m to reach point Mz. From point Mz he takes a left turn and walks for 9 m to reach at point Gz, From point Gz he takes a left turn and walks 14 m to reach at point Lz, then takes a left turn again and walks 17 m to reach point Iz. From point Iz, she walks 4 m in west direction and reached point Pz.




6. What is the shortest distance between point Pz and Kz?
   4 m
   5 m
   7 m
   8 m
   Noen of these
   Option A
   
   
    



7. What is the total distance covered by Akansh from point Kz to point Pz?
   
   North West
   South East
   South
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



8. In which direction point Mz with respect of Lz?
   South
   North West
   South West
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



9. What is the shortest distance between point Kz and Mz?
   10 m
   12 m
   15 m
   20 m
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



10. In which direction point Zz with respect of Iz?
    North
    South
    North West
    South East
    Nnone of these
    Option E
    
    
     

Reasoning : Puzzle and Arrangements for Upcoming Exams – Set 210

Read the information and answer the questions:

Eight friends Akansha, Banya, Caryl, Dinesh, Manish, Nitin, Oman and Priyanka live on different floors of an eight storey building, ground floor is numbered 1 and top most floor is numbered 8. Dinesh lives on even numbered floor above the floor numbered 5. There are only two persons live between the floor on which Oman and Priyanka live. Akansha lives immediate above the floor on which Nitin lives. Oman lives on an even numbered floor below the floor on which Dinesh lives. Caryl lives on floor numbered 4. There are only three persons lives between Nitin and Manish who lives on odd numbered floor above the floor on which Caryl lives.

1. Who among the following lives on 5th floor?
   Banya
   Manish
   Nitin
   Either a or b
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



2. Who among the following lives immediate below Banya’s floor?
   Nitin
   Oman
   Akansha
   Caryl
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



3. Which of the following statement is true about Priyanka?
   Priyanka lives on an odd numbered floor
   More than two persons live below Priyanka
   Only two persons lives between Banya and Priyanka
   Manish lives immediate above Priyanka
   All are true
   Option A
   
   
    



4. Four of the following are alike in a certain way so form a group, which among the following does not belong to that group?
   Banya
   Nitin
   Akansha
   Manish
   Priyanka
   Option C
   
   
    



5. Akansha lives on which of the following floor?
   2nd
   1st
   3rd
   4th
   5th
   Option A
   
   
    
Study the following information to answer the given questions:

Eight cartons Az, Bz, Cz, Dz, Ez, Fz, Gz and Hz are placed one above each other. More than two boxes are placed below Az. Two boxes are placed between Az and Dz. Only one box is placed between Dz and Ez. Two boxes is between Cz and Hz and Cz is above Hz. More than two boxes is between Gz and Fz. Box Bz is immediate above box Cz. Box Az placed above box Dz.




6. Which of the following box is immediate below Fz?
   Az
   Bz
   Dz
   Hz
   Cannot be determined
   Option E
   
   
    



7. Which of the following box is placed just below box Az?
   Ez
   Hz
   Bz
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



8. Which of the following box is immediate above Dz?
   Az
   Hz
   Cz
   Either b or c
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



9. How many boxes are placed between Cz and Dz?
   3
   1
   2
   4
   5
   Option A
   
   
    



10. Which of the following box is placed at the top?
    Gz
    Fz
    Az
    Either a or b
    None of these
    Option D
    
    
     

Mixed Reasoning Questions for Upcoming Exams – Set 203

1. Pointing towards a boy, Rajshree said, “He is the son of only son of my paternal grandfather.” How is that boy related to Rajshree ?
   Uncle
   Brother
   Father
   Cousin
   data inadequate
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   Only son of grandfather — Father; Son of father — Brother.
   So, the boy is Rajshree’s brother.
   
    



2. Pointing to a girl in the picture, Ankit said, “Her mother’s brother is the only son of my mother’s father.” How is the girl’s mother related to Ankit if the girl is not the real sister of Ankit ?
   Mother
   Aunt
   Sister
   Grandmother
   data inadequate
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   Only son of Ankit’s mother’s father — Ankit’s maternal uncle.
   
   So, the girl’s maternal uncle is Ankit’s maternal uncle.
   
   Thus, the girl’s mother is Ankit’s aunt.
   
    



3. 
   Rahul told Salman, “Yesterday I defeated the only brother of the daughter of grandmother.” Whom did Rahul Defeat?
   son
   father
   brother
   uncle
   father-in-law
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   Daughter of grandmother — Aunt; Aunt’s only brother — Father
   
    



4. Directions : Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
   
   In a certain code language,
   
   “filter air found everywhere” is coded as “bhu man juk lop”
   
   “found lost things everywhere” is coded as “ gan bhu nut juk”
   
   “apply filter searched things” is coded as “ vax der man nut”
   
   “found air desert searched” is coded as “but juk der lop”
   
   1. How "apply" is coded in the given language?
   vax
   nut
   lop
   der
   none of these
   Option A
   Correct Option: A
   
   
    



5. What is the code for "lost air"?
   nut gan
   gan lop
   der lop
   lop bhu
   cannot be determined
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   
   
    



6. How "desert" is coded?
   lop
   but
   bhu
   nut
   cannot be determined
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   
   
    



7. If "desert ____ " is coded as "but bhu" then which of the following words should fill the blank?
   air
   searched
   everywhere
   filter
   Either B or C
   Option C
   Correct option : C
   
    



8. 
   How "found filter" will be coded in the language?
   bhu juk
   nut jok
   juk man
   cannot be determined
   Either B or C
   Option C
   Correct option : C
   
    



9. Directions: The following questions are based on the words given below.
   
   TOY RUN SIM OWL LAP
   
   1. If all the words are arranged as per alphabetical order then how many letters are placed as per English Alphabet between the middle letters of third word from left end and that of the second word from right end?
   15
   11
   12
   13
   10
   Option B
   Correct Option: C
   Series : TOY RUN SIM OWL LAP
   
   New Series: LAP OWL RUN SIM TOY
   
    



10. Directions: The following questions are based on the words given below.
    
    TOY RUN SIM OWL LAP
    
    2. If the first letter of all the words is replaced by ‘C’ then how many meaningful English words can be formed?
    2
    3
    1
    0
    4
    Option C
    Correct Option: C
    Series : TOY RUN SIM OWL LAP
    New Series: COY CUN CIM CWL CAP
    
     

Mixed Reasoning Questions for Upcoming Exams – Set 203

Reasoning: Inequalities Questions for Upcoming Exam -Set 33

1. Directions: In the following questions two statements are followed by two conclusions. You have to mark the appropriate answer as per the information given.
   
   Statements : Ca > Aa ≥ Ta , Sa < Ea = Ta
   
   Conclusions : I) Aa > Ea
   II) Ca > Sa
   only I Follows
   only II follows
   both I and II follows
   Either I or II follows
   cannot be determined
   Option B
   
   
    



2. Statements : Fi < Ui ≤ Ni , Di > Hi < Ui = Bi
   
   Conclusions : I) Hi < Ni
   II) Hi = Ni
   Neither I nor II Follows
   Only II follows
   Only I follows
   Either I or II follows
   both I and II follows
   Option C
   
   
    



3. Statement : G ≤ L ≥ O ≥ W ≥ I < N
   
   Conclusions : I) I < L
   II) L = I
   only I follows
   Either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Only II follows
   none of these
   Option B
   
   
    



4. Directions: In the following questions two statements are followed by three conclusions. You have to mark the appropriate answer as per the information given.
   Statements: D ≥ Q , X < W, Q = J, W > Y, X > D, Y ≤ O, J ≥ E
   
   Conclusions: (i) D > E
   (ii) D = E
   (iii) O > Q
   only (i) follows
   Both (i) and (ii) follows
   Either (i) or (ii) follows
   only (iii) follows
   none of these
   Option C
   
   
    



5. Statements: W < P, Y = Z , V < U, P > Z, G ≥ Y, W > U, J = V
   
   Conclusions: (i) G > P
   (ii) W > J
   (iii) Y = J
   only (i) follows
   only (ii) follows
   both (ii) and (iii) follows
   either (i) or (iii) follows
   none of these
   Option B
   
   
    



6. Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.
   
   X@Y means X is not greater than Y.
   
   X!Y means X is greater than Y.
   
   X*Y means X is not less than Y.
   
   X%Y means X is less than Y.
   
   X#Y means X is neither greater nor less than Y.
   
   
   Statements : M!H , K%M, G#H
   
   Conclusions : I) H#K
   II) M*G
   Only I follows
   Only II follows
   Either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Both I and II follows
   Option D
   
   
    



7. Statements : A@B , D%A , T*B
   
   Conclusions : I) D%B
   II) T*A
   Either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Both I and II follows
   Only I follows
   Only II follows
   Option C
   
   
    



8. Statements: M#Y , Y%A, G*A
   
   Conclusions: I) A!M
   II) G*M
   Only I follows
   Only II follows
   either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Both I and II follows
   Option A
   
   
    



9. Statements : G!T , L@T, U*G
   
   Conclusions :I) U#T
   II) U!T
   Only I follows
   Only II follows
   Either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Both I and II follows
   Option B
   
   
    



10. Statements : Y!U , P*W , W@M
    
    Conclusions : I) Y!W
    II) P%M
    Only I follows
    Only II follows
    Either I or II follows
    Neither I nor II follows
    Both I and II follows
    Option A
    
    
     

Mixed Reasoning Questions for Upcoming Exams – Set 202

1. Looking at a picture of a boy, Hiren said, “His mother is the wife of my father’s son. Brothers and sisters I have none.” At whose picture was Hiren looking?
   His nephew
   His cousin
   His son
   His uncle
   none of these
   Option C
   Correct Option: C
   Since Hiren has no brother or sister, so he is his father’s only son.
   So, wife of Hiren’s father’s son — Hiren’s wife.
   Thus, Hiren’s wife is the boy’s mother or the boy is Hiren’s son.
   
    



2. 
   When Arun saw Sanju, he recalled, “He is the son of the father of my daughter’s mother.” Who is Sanju to Arun?
   Brother
   Brother-in-law
   Son
   Uncle
   Cousin
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   Arun’s daughter’s mother — Arun’s wife; Arun’s wife’s father — Arun’s father-in-law; Father-in-law’s son — Arun’s brother-in-law.
   So, Sanju is Arun’s brother-in-law.
   
    



3. Pointing to a lady, Sam said, “She is the daughter of the only child of my grandmother.” How is the lady related to Sam?
   Mother
   Niece
   Sister
   data inadequate
   none of these
   Option C
   Correct Option: C
   Only child of Sam’s grandmother — Sam’s father/mother.
   
   Daughter of Sam’s father/mother — Sam’s sister.
   
    



4. Directions: These questions are based on the following arrangement :
   
   J Y 2 = S * α E G M Δ 7 $ H P 9 K L & @ W Q 1 3 # C D ©
   
   How many such symbols are there in the above arrangement each of which is either immediately followed by a number of immediately preceded by a letter, but not both ?
   Nil
   one
   two
   three
   none of these
   Option D
   Correct Option: D
   There are three symbols (*, &, ©) that satisfy the given condition.
   
    



5. Directions: These questions are based on the following arrangement :
   
   J Y 2 = S * α E G M Δ 7 $ H P 9 K L & @ W Q 1 3 # C D ©
   
   How many such letters are there in the above arrangement each of which is either immediately followed by a number or immediately preceded by a symbol, but not both ?
   Three
   Four
   Five
   none of these
   Six
   Option D
   Correct Option: D
   There are eight letters (Y, S, E, H, P, W, Q, C) that satisfy the given condition.
   
    



6. Directions: These questions are based on the following arrangement :
   
   J Y 2 = S * α E G M Δ 7 $ H P 9 K L & @ W Q 1 3 # C D ©
   
   How many such numbers are there each of which is either immediately followed by a symbol or immediately preceded by a letter, but not both ?
   Two
   Three
   Four
   Five
   none of these
   Option C
   Correct Option: C
   
   There are four numbers (7, 9, 1, 3) that satisfy the given condition
   
    



7. Directions: These questions are based on the following arrangement :
   
   J Y 2 = S * α E G M Δ 7 $ H P 9 K L & @ W Q 1 3 # C D ©
   
   2 Y S is to E G * in the same way as P H K is to ?
   
   
   WQ&
   W*L
   @WL
   Cannot be determined
   none of these
   Option C
   Correct Option: B
   In each pair, the first, second and third elements of the first term move 5, 7 and 1 steps forward respectively to give the corresponding elements of the second term
   
    



8. Each consonant of the word ‘TERMINATION’ is changed to the previous letter in the English alphabetical series and each vowel is changed to the next letter in the English alphabetical series. If the new alphabets thus formed are arranged in alphabetical order (from left to right), which of the following will be the sixth letter from the right end?
   M
   S
   P
   L
   None of these
   Option A
   Correct Option: A
   The given word:
   
   T E R M I N A T I O N
   
   Applying the above condition, we have new word:
   
   S F Q L J M B S J P M
   
   Now, arranging in alphabetical order (from left to right)
   
   B F J J L M M P Q S S
   
   Hence, M is sixth from the right.
   
    



9. In the word 'DOORSTEP' if all the vowels are replaced with the letter immediate next to it in the english alphabet series and all the consonants are replaced with the letter immediate before it in the english alphabet series, then how many vowels are there in the new word so formed?
   None
   One
   two
   More than Two
   None of these
   Option B
   Correct Option: B
   Given word and the new word after the given rearrangement:
   
   D O O R S T E P
   C P P Q R S F O
   
   Thus 'O' is the only vowel in the new arrangement.
   
    



10. 
    How many such pair(s) of letters are there in the word ‘POCKETBOOK’ which have as many letters between them as in the alphabetical series as we move from left to right?
    One
    two
    three
    four
    none of these
    Option B
    Correct Option: B
    We have,
    
    The given word = POCKETBOO
    we can observe that there are only two such possible pairs of letters which satisfies the given conditions.
    
     

Reasoning : Syllogism Questions Set 59

1. Statements:
   a)Some plants are yellow.
   b)All plants are green.
   
   Conclusions:
   a) All yellow are plants.
   b) At least some yellow are green.
   Only conclusion I follows
   Only conclusion II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Both conclusion I and II follows
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



2. Statements:
   All planets are sun.
   All moons are planets.
   No orbit is a sun
   
   Conclusions:
   I. All moons are sun.
   II. No planet is an orbit.
   Only conclusion I follows
   Only conclusion II follows
   Neither conclusion I or II follows
   Both conclusion I and II follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Option D
   
   
    



3. Statements:
   No news is magazine.
   Not a single magazine is copy.
   Every copy is story.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. Some stories which are copies are news as well.
   II. No news is a copy.
   III. Some stories are not magazines.
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Only Conclusion III follows
   both Conclusion II and III follows
   Only II follows
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



4. Statements:
   Some hours are minutes.
   All clocks are minutes.
   No minute is second.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. Some hours are clocks.
   II. All seconds being clocks is a possibility.
   III. No hour is a clocks.
   Only conclusion II follows
   Only conclusion III follows
   Either conclusion I or III follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



5. Statements : No dew is sprite.
   No coke is dew.
   
   Conclusions : I. No sprite is coke.
   II. All coke are sprite.
   Only Conclusion I follows
   Only Conclusion II follows
   Either Conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I or II follows
   Both Conclusion I or II follows
   Option D
   
   
    



6. Statements:
   A few of my friends are relatives.
   Relatives are rude.
   Some rude persons are polite at heart.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. A few of my relatives are polite at heart.
   II. Some rude persons may not be relatives.
   Only Conclusion I follows
   only Conclusion II follows
   Both I and II follows
   Either I or II follows
   Neither I nor II follows
   Option B
   
   
    



7. Statements:
   All engineers are nice.
   No nice is a doctor.
   All doctors are managers.
   
   Conclusions:
   No engineer is a manager.
   All nice being managers is a possibility
   Both conclusion I and II follows
   Only conclusion I follows
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Only Conclusion II follows
   None of these
   Option D
   
   
    



8. Statements:
   Some painters are shoes.
   Some shoes are sleepers.
   All sleepers are pants.
   
   Conclusions:
   At least some pants are painters.
   No shirt is a painter.
   Only Conclusion I follows
   Only conclusion II follows
   Either Conclusion I or II follows
   Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
   Both Conclusion I and II follows
   Option C
   
   
    



9. Statements:
   All folders are documents.
   Some documents are files.
   
   Conclusions:
   I. All files being folders is a possibility.
   II. All documents being files is a possibility.
   Either conclusion I or II follows
   Only Conclusion I follows
   Both conclusion I and II follows
   Only conclusion II follows
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



10. Statements:
    Some speakers are keyboards.
    No keyboard is a key.
    All keys are keychains.
    
    Conclusions:
    I. Some speakers are keychains.
    II. All keychains being speakers is a possibility.
    Only conclusion I follows
    only conclusion II follows
    Either Conclusion I or II follows
    both conclusion I and II follows
    None of these
    Option B
    
    
     

Reasoning : Puzzle and Arrangements for Upcoming Exams – Set 209

1. Study the following information and answer the questions:
   
   Seven persons Akansha, Diksha, Ilma, Himani, Lokesh, Manisha, Riya are sitting around a circular table facing the center and likes different mobiles viz. Apple , Samsung , Lenovo , Mi , Acer , Motorola and Sony, but not necessarily in same order.Lokesh sits third to the left of Manisha. The one who likes Apple sits second to the right of the one who likes Samsung. The one who likes Mi is an immediate neighbor of Manisha. Manisha neither likes Apple nor Samsung. Only one person sits between the one who likes Sony and Lokesh. Diksha sits fourth to the right of the one who likes Sony. Akansha likes Lenovo and sits at immediate left of Himani. Himani sits second to the left of the one who likes Mi. Diksha does not like Acer and Riya does not like Samsung.
   
   How many persons sit between Manisha and Ilma when counted in clockwise direction with respect to Ilma?
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   Option A
   
   
    



2. Who among the following likes Apple ?
   Akansha
   Diksha
   Lokesh
   Riya
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



3. Who sits second to the right to the one who likes sony?
   Diksha
   Akansha
   Either a or b
   Riya
   None of these
   Option D
   
   
    



4. Which of the following is true regarding Manisha?
   Manisha likes Acer
   Ilma is an immediate neighbor of Manisha.
   The one who likes Motorola sits second to the right to Manisha.
   Mnaisha likes Sony
   All are true
   Option A
   
   
    



5. Which of the following combination is true?
   Ilma-Samsung
   Himani-Lenovo
   Manisha-Motorola
   Lokesh-Sony
   All are true
   Option A
   
   
    



6. Study the following information and answer the questions:
   
   Eight friends are sitting around a circular table. Some of them are facing inside the center while some are facing outside the center. Vinay sits third to the left of Weom. Srikant sits second to the left of Pratyush. Tanu sits third to the right of Srikant. Both Tanu and Queen are facing same direction as Vinay. Uday sits opposite to Queen and Queen is not an immediate neighbor of Srikant who is facing opposite direction of Pratyush. Vinay is not an immediate neighbour of Uday. Rishi neither sits opposite to Tanu nor Pratyush. Both Vinay and Weom are facing same direction. Weom is facing inside the center of the circle. While both Rishi and Uday are facing same direction to each other but opposite to Srikant.
   
   Who among the following sits immediate right of Srikant?
   Uday
   Rishi
   Tanu
   Weom
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



7. How many persons sits between Queen and Uday when counted in clockwise direction with respect to Uday?
   1
   3
   2
   4
   5
   Option B
   
   
    



8. Who among the following faces Vuinay?
   Uday
   Tanu
   Queen
   Rishi
   None of these
   Option B
   
   
    



9. Who among the following sit opposite to Rishi?
   Queen
   Weom
   Srikant
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option C
   
   
    



10. Who among the following sit opposite to the one who sits 2nd right of Rishi?
    Vinay
    Queen
    Srikant
    Weom
    Pratyush
    Option E
    
    
     

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