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Eight persons — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a circular table facing toward the center, but not necessarily in the same order. Also, each of them is holding number cards from 2 to 9 (one card per person). The numbers on their cards are distinct. Consecutive numbered card holders are not sitting adjacent to each other.
B is sitting second to the left of the person holding the card numbered 7. The person holding the card numbered 3 is sitting second to the right of E, who holds an even-numbered card greater than 4. C holds a card whose number is a prime number, but C is not sitting adjacent to either B or the person holding the card numbered 9. The person holding the card numbered 9 is sitting immediately to the right of A, who holds a card number divisible by both 2 and 4. The difference between the numbers on the cards hold by D and the person sitting opposite D is 3. The person holding the card numbered 2 sits third to the left of the person holding the card numbered 6. The sum of the numbers on the cards hold by G and the person sitting to G's immediate right is 11. The person holding the card numbered 4 is sitting opposite the person holding the card numbered 8.
If the sum of the card numbers held by A and H is 7, then what will be the difference between the card numbers held by C and the one who is sitting second to the left of E?
Verbal Reasoning Circular Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Eight persons — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a circular table facing toward the center, but not necessarily in the same order. Also, each of them is holding number cards from 2 to 9 (one card per person). The numbers on their cards are distinct. Consecutive numbered card holders are not sitting adjacent to each other.
B is sitting second to the left of the person holding the card numbered 7. The person holding the card numbered 3 is sitting second to the right of E, who holds an even-numbered card greater than 4. C holds a card whose number is a prime number, but C is not sitting adjacent to either B or the person holding the card numbered 9. The person holding the card numbered 9 is sitting immediately to the right of A, who holds a card number divisible by both 2 and 4. The difference between the numbers on the cards hold by D and the person sitting opposite D is 3. The person holding the card numbered 2 sits third to the left of the person holding the card numbered 6. The sum of the numbers on the cards hold by G and the person sitting to G's immediate right is 11. The person holding the card numbered 4 is sitting opposite the person holding the card numbered 8.
What is the card number held by the person seated opposite to B?
Verbal Reasoning Circular Arrangement Difficulty: Easy
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Eight persons — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a circular table facing toward the center, but not necessarily in the same order. Also, each of them is holding number cards from 2 to 9 (one card per person). The numbers on their cards are distinct. Consecutive numbered card holders are not sitting adjacent to each other.
B is sitting second to the left of the person holding the card numbered 7. The person holding the card numbered 3 is sitting second to the right of E, who holds an even-numbered card greater than 4. C holds a card whose number is a prime number, but C is not sitting adjacent to either B or the person holding the card numbered 9. The person holding the card numbered 9 is sitting immediately to the right of A, who holds a card number divisible by both 2 and 4. The difference between the numbers on the cards hold by D and the person sitting opposite D is 3. The person holding the card numbered 2 sits third to the left of the person holding the card numbered 6. The sum of the numbers on the cards hold by G and the person sitting to G's immediate right is 11. The person holding the card numbered 4 is sitting opposite the person holding the card numbered 8.
Who is seated immediately to the left of the person holding the card numbered 7?
Verbal Reasoning Circular Arrangement Difficulty: Medium
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Eight persons — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a circular table facing toward the center, but not necessarily in the same order. Also, each of them is holding number cards from 2 to 9 (one card per person). The numbers on their cards are distinct. Consecutive numbered card holders are not sitting adjacent to each other.
B is sitting second to the left of the person holding the card numbered 7. The person holding the card numbered 3 is sitting second to the right of E, who holds an even-numbered card greater than 4. C holds a card whose number is a prime number, but C is not sitting adjacent to either B or the person holding the card numbered 9. The person holding the card numbered 9 is sitting immediately to the right of A, who holds a card number divisible by both 2 and 4. The difference between the numbers on the cards hold by D and the person sitting opposite D is 3. The person holding the card numbered 2 sits third to the left of the person holding the card numbered 6. The sum of the numbers on the cards hold by G and the person sitting to G's immediate right is 11. The person holding the card numbered 4 is sitting opposite the person holding the card numbered 8.
Which of the following is true about the seating arrangement?
Verbal Reasoning Circular Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
'G % H' means 'G is the husband of H'.
'G @ H' means 'G is the wife of H'.
'G # H' means 'G is the sister of H'.
'G * H' means 'G is the brother of H'.
'G = H' means 'G is the mother of H'.
'G + H' means 'G is the father of H'.
'G ^ H' means 'G is the son of H'.
'G ≠ H' means 'G is the daughter of H'.
Example: G 2% H means G is the husband of H and G has two siblings.
The following is the family of Y, a married person:
N 2+ P, O 1% D, A 0@ N, D 0= T, C 2# T, M 1^ A, Y 1* O, S 0≠ B, E 1* R, F 0^ R, R 1% C
How is N related to R?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Medium
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
'G % H' means 'G is the husband of H'.
'G @ H' means 'G is the wife of H'.
'G # H' means 'G is the sister of H'.
'G * H' means 'G is the brother of H'.
'G = H' means 'G is the mother of H'.
'G + H' means 'G is the father of H'.
'G ^ H' means 'G is the son of H'.
'G ≠ H' means 'G is the daughter of H'.
Example: G 2% H means G is the husband of H and G has two siblings.
The following is the family of Y, a married person:
N 2+ P, O 1% D, A 0@ N, D 0= T, C 2# T, M 1^ A, Y 1* O, S 0≠ B, E 1* R, F 0^ R, R 1% C
How S is related to O?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Medium
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In the word 'COLLABORATION', all consonants are replaced with their preceding letters, and all vowels are replaced with their succeeding letters and in the word 'DETERMINATION', letters appearing before N in the English alphabetical series are replaced with their succeeding letters, while letters appearing after N are replaced with their preceding letters and N remains as it is.
After that, combine the transformed letters from both words into a single sequence, arrange them in alphabetical order. Now, determine which of the following letter is 3rd to the right of the 2nd letter from left end?
Verbal Reasoning Alphabet Test Difficulty: Medium
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Directions: Each of the questions below, consist of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the three statements and give answer:
What are the words for code "dt ef" as per the given code language?
I. "ninja turle game famous" is coded as "cd ef dk mn"
II. "game in world the" is coded as "dk pq lm dt", "ninja in the world" is coded as "pq lm dt cd"
III. "turtle now the world" is coded as "lm ex dt mn"
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Each of the questions below, consist of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the three statements and give answer:
Eight persons i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit around a circular table facing inside, but not necessarily in the same order. Then, who sits 2nd to the left of B?
I. Three persons are sitting between A and B, who is an immediate neighbour of C. D faces E.
II. F is an immediate neighbour of E and A, who sits 3rd to the left of H.
III. G faces H, who is an immediate neighbour of B. C is not an immediate neighbour of D.
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Each of the questions below, consist of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the three statements and give answer:
A certain number of persons sit in a line facing north. Then, how many persons sit between P and V?
I. P sits 3rd to the right of Q, who sits 4th from extreme end. Q is an immediate neighbour of both R and S.
II. T sits 2nd to the left of U, who sits 3rd from the extreme end. There are as many persons sit between V and U as between U and W.
III. Three persons sit between R and W. X sits 2nd from extreme left end. T sits between P and W.
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Each of the questions below, consist of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the three statements and give answer:
Six persons sit around a triangular table. Three persons sit at each corner of table and rest sit at middle of each side of table. All of them face inside and like different colours. Who among the following likes Green colour?
I. Y likes Purple and sits second to the left of X. W is not an immediate neighbor of X but sits third to the right of the one who likes Pink colour.
II. The one who likes Pink sits second to the right of Z, who does not sit at any side of the table. U neither likes Black nor Green. The one who likes Green sits second to the right of the one who likes Black colour.
III. V likes White colour and sits second to the left of the one who likes Yellow colour.
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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In the question some symbols -:, #, /, ¥, $\beta$ and * are used with the following meaning as illustrated below:
'$P:Q$' means '$Q$ is father of $P$'
'$P\#Q$' means '$P$ is mother of $Q$'
'$P/Q$' means '$P$ is sister of $Q$'
'$P¥Q$' means '$Q$ is brother of $P$'
'$P\beta Q$' means '$P$ is wife of $Q$'
'$P*Q$' means '$Q$ is wife of $P$'
Which of the following expressions mean $L$ is sister-in-law of $X$?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Medium
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Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a straight line facing the north direction. The persons sitting at the odd-numbered positions are Managers and the persons sitting at the even-numbered positions are Associates in different companies.
Both X and Z are seated to the left of U and P, but to the right of Q. There are five persons between J and G. The person sitting fifth to the right of Q is an Associate. Two persons are seated between Q and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and the Manager at the extreme left end is one more than the number of persons sitting between J and P. The number of persons sitting between R and G is the same as the number of persons sitting between X and Z. Four persons are seated between Q and T, who is not seated to the right of R. The Manager at the extreme left end of the row is S. Three Managers are seated between T and X. J sits 3rd to the right of R. The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting to the right of G. P is the third Associate to the right of J.
What is the position of the one who sits third to the left of the 5th Manager from left end of the row with respect to Q?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a straight line facing the north direction. The persons sitting at the odd-numbered positions are Managers and the persons sitting at the even-numbered positions are Associates in different companies.
Both X and Z are seated to the left of U and P, but to the right of Q. There are five persons between J and G. The person sitting fifth to the right of Q is an Associate. Two persons are seated between Q and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and the Manager at the extreme left end is one more than the number of persons sitting between J and P. The number of persons sitting between R and G is the same as the number of persons sitting between X and Z. Four persons are seated between Q and T, who is not seated to the right of R. The Manager at the extreme left end of the row is S. Three Managers are seated between T and X. J sits 3rd to the right of R. The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting to the right of G. P is the third Associate to the right of J.
Which of the following statements is definitely true?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a straight line facing the north direction. The persons sitting at the odd-numbered positions are Managers and the persons sitting at the even-numbered positions are Associates in different companies.
Both X and Z are seated to the left of U and P, but to the right of Q. There are five persons between J and G. The person sitting fifth to the right of Q is an Associate. Two persons are seated between Q and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and the Manager at the extreme left end is one more than the number of persons sitting between J and P. The number of persons sitting between R and G is the same as the number of persons sitting between X and Z. Four persons are seated between Q and T, who is not seated to the right of R. The Manager at the extreme left end of the row is S. Three Managers are seated between T and X. J sits 3rd to the right of R. The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting to the right of G. P is the third Associate to the right of J.
Who is seated exactly in the middle of R and the person who sits immediately to the left of Z, if the total number of persons is known and the seating alternates between Managers and Associates?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions.
An uncertain number of persons are sitting in a straight line facing the north direction. The persons sitting at the odd-numbered positions are Managers and the persons sitting at the even-numbered positions are Associates in different companies.
Both X and Z are seated to the left of U and P, but to the right of Q. There are five persons between J and G. The person sitting fifth to the right of Q is an Associate. Two persons are seated between Q and R. The number of persons sitting between Q and the Manager at the extreme left end is one more than the number of persons sitting between J and P. The number of persons sitting between R and G is the same as the number of persons sitting between X and Z. Four persons are seated between Q and T, who is not seated to the right of R. The Manager at the extreme left end of the row is S. Three Managers are seated between T and X. J sits 3rd to the right of R. The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting to the right of G. P is the third Associate to the right of J.
How many persons are seated between the third Associate to the right of J and the fourth Manager from the extreme right end of the row?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.
A word and number sorting machine, when given an input of words and numbers, rearranges them in a particular manner step by step, as indicated below, until all the words and numbers are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.
Input: 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS 51 100 ORS 17 HPBM
Step 1: 100 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51
Step 2: 74 100 50 FGN KZU YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51 37
Step 3: 50 74 100 FGN KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 4: 50 74 100 EFGNM KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 5: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML KZU YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 6: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 7: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR YNS 51 37 17
Step 8: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR XYNSR 51 37 17
And, step 8 is the last step of the above input, as per the rules followed in the steps given above; find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: ETU 75 GTQ 14 RTV 22 NTS 32 MTW 67 FSN 19 CER
Which of the following is the last step?
Aptitude Sequential Output Tracing Difficulty: Medium
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.
A word and number sorting machine, when given an input of words and numbers, rearranges them in a particular manner step by step, as indicated below, until all the words and numbers are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.
Input: 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS 51 100 ORS 17 HPBM
Step 1: 100 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51
Step 2: 74 100 50 FGN KZU YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51 37
Step 3: 50 74 100 FGN KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 4: 50 74 100 EFGNM KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 5: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML KZU YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 6: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 7: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR YNS 51 37 17
Step 8: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR XYNSR 51 37 17
And, step 8 is the last step of the above input, as per the rules followed in the steps given above; find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: ETU 75 GTQ 14 RTV 22 NTS 32 MTW 67 FSN 19 CER
Which element is second to the left of 'GTQ' in the step 4?
Aptitude Sequential Output Tracing Difficulty: Medium
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.
A word and number sorting machine, when given an input of words and numbers, rearranges them in a particular manner step by step, as indicated below, until all the words and numbers are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.
Input: 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS 51 100 ORS 17 HPBM
Step 1: 100 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51
Step 2: 74 100 50 FGN KZU YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51 37
Step 3: 50 74 100 FGN KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 4: 50 74 100 EFGNM KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 5: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML KZU YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 6: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 7: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR YNS 51 37 17
Step 8: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR XYNSR 51 37 17
And, step 8 is the last step of the above input, as per the rules followed in the steps given above; find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: ETU 75 GTQ 14 RTV 22 NTS 32 MTW 67 FSN 19 CER
What is the position of 'EFSNM' in the step 7?
Aptitude Sequential Output Tracing Difficulty: Hard
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.
A word and number sorting machine, when given an input of words and numbers, rearranges them in a particular manner step by step, as indicated below, until all the words and numbers are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.
Input: 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS 51 100 ORS 17 HPBM
Step 1: 100 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51
Step 2: 74 100 50 FGN KZU YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51 37
Step 3: 50 74 100 FGN KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 4: 50 74 100 EFGNM KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 5: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML KZU YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 6: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 7: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR YNS 51 37 17
Step 8: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR XYNSR 51 37 17
And, step 8 is the last step of the above input, as per the rules followed in the steps given above; find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: ETU 75 GTQ 14 RTV 22 NTS 32 MTW 67 FSN 19 CER
How many elements are there in between 'BCERQ' and 75 in the step 9?
Aptitude Sequential Output Tracing Difficulty: Hard
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions.
A word and number sorting machine, when given an input of words and numbers, rearranges them in a particular manner step by step, as indicated below, until all the words and numbers are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.
Input: 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS 51 100 ORS 17 HPBM
Step 1: 100 37 50 FGN KZU 74 YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51
Step 2: 74 100 50 FGN KZU YNS ORS 17 HPBM 51 37
Step 3: 50 74 100 FGN KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 4: 50 74 100 EFGNM KZU YNS ORS HPBM 51 37 17
Step 5: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML KZU YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 6: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT YNS ORS 51 37 17
Step 7: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR YNS 51 37 17
Step 8: 50 74 100 EFGNM GHPBML JKZUT NORSR XYNSR 51 37 17
And, step 8 is the last step of the above input, as per the rules followed in the steps given above; find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: ETU 75 GTQ 14 RTV 22 NTS 32 MTW 67 FSN 19 CER
How many elements are there between 'RTV' and 'NTS' in the step prior to the penultimate step?
Aptitude Sequential Output Tracing Difficulty: Hard
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In the question given below, three conclusions are given followed by five statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies the given conclusions disregarding the commonly known facts.
Conclusions:
I. Some atoms being matter is a possibility.
II. Few elements are not particles.
III. No matter is molecules.
Statements:
I. Every molecules are atoms. No matter is particle. Only a few elements are matter. Some particles are not molecules.
II. None of the particles are molecules. Half elements are molecules. All matter are atoms. Some atoms are particles.
III. Not a single matter is particle. Only a few elements are matter. All atoms are elements. Very few molecules are particles.
IV. All molecules are Atoms. All matter are atoms. Some particles are elements. No element is molecule.
V. Some particles are molecules. Only a few matter are elements. No particle is atom. Each atom is element.
Verbal Reasoning Syllogism Difficulty: Hard
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Directions : Each of these questions is followed by three statements. You have to study the question and all the three statements given and decide whether any information provided in the statement(s) is/are redundant and can be dispensed with while answering the questions.
A $25\text{ m}$ long wire is cut into 3 pieces. How long is the longest piece?
I. Two pieces are each $1\text{ m}$ shorter that the longest piece.
II. Two pieces of the wire are of the same length.
III. The longest piece of the wire is $12.5\%$ more than the smallest piece.
Aptitude Percentage Difficulty: Medium
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In an examination, 96% of students passed and 500 students failed. How many students did appear at the examination?
Aptitude Percentage Difficulty: Easy
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Two numbers are respectively 20% and 25% lower than a third number. By how much percentage is the second number lower than the first?
Aptitude Percentage Difficulty: Medium