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**Directions:** Read the questions on the basis of the information given below.
There are twelve person – P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z and M who live in a building with 5 floors (Numbered 1 to 5). There are 3 flats on each floor from left to right Numbered 1 to 3. Immediate right of flat 2 means flat 3. Flat above flat means same flat number of above floors. There are 3 flats empty in this building. There can be only 1 flat empty on any floor. Also same flat number cannot be empty on any of the floors i.e. if Flat number 1 is empty on floor number 1, than flat 1 of any other floor cannot be empty. They all have different weights. They all earn different amounts - ₹10,000, ₹20,000, ₹30,000, ₹40,000, ₹50,000, ₹60,000, ₹70,000, ₹80,000, ₹85,000, ₹90,000, ₹95,000, ₹1,00,000.
I. Z lives on flat number 1 of floor number 3. One who earns ₹30,000 lives somewhere in the flat which is above Z's flat. One person lives between the one who earns ₹30,000 and V whose weight is 96 kg.
II. P earns ₹40,000 who lives just below V's flat. One of the flats on which P lives is empty but that is not immediate left of P's flat. The one whose weight is 76 kg earns ₹90,000 lives on the flat second to right of Z.
III. There are two floors between W whose weight is 72 kg and the one whose weight is 85 kg. W lives above the one whose weight is 85 kg. W does not earn ₹30,000. Y earns ₹95,000 and lives immediate right of the one whose weight is 85 kg. M and Y live on same floor. M earns ₹20,000 and his weight is 9 kg more than U.
IV. There are two flats between M and an empty flat. U and the one who earns ₹50,000 lives on the same floor which is either floor number 1 or 2. One flat is empty on that floor. There is one empty flat between the one whose weight is 61 kg and the one who earns ₹10,000.
V. The one whose weight is 61 kg is above the one who earns ₹10,000. The one whose weight is 55 kg lives on floor number 1. U has got 25 kg less than S who does not live on top floor. R and empty flat are on same floor.
VI. X lives on one of the flats on the floor on which V lives. The one who earns ₹1,00,000 lives immediate right of X. The one who earns ₹80,000 lives just above the one who earns ₹85,000. The one who earns ₹70,000 lives below the one who earns ₹85,000 such that no one lives between them. T and U lives on same floor. Z's weight is 15 kg more than P.
VII. R lives on a floor on which one flat is empty. Weight of one of the person on same floor who is earning ₹85,000 is 50% of V. The one whose weight is 82 kg lives on one of the floors above the floor of one whose weight is 90 kg.
What is the total weight of V and the one who earns ₹10,000?
Verbal Reasoning Grid and Matrices Difficulty: Hard
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The question given below consists of two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the questions. Read all the statements and give answer.
Certain number of people are sitting in a row facing north. T sits fourth from the left end. Only one person sits between F and T. How many persons sit in the row?
I. S sits fourth to the right of P. Less than three persons sit to the right of S. At least five persons sit between P and the person sitting at the extreme right end. Three persons sit between F and P. At least two persons sit between P and T.
II. S is the neighbour of G. There are at least 13 persons in the row. P sits fourth to the right of F. Only two persons sit to the right of S. Only two persons sit between P and G, who is not the neighbour of F. Either one or five persons are there to the left of F.
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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Each of the questions below consists of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the question and all three statements and give answer accordingly.
Six employees E, F, G, H, I, J attend office on six different days starting from Monday to Saturday and each of them have their office on different floors viz. 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, 9th. The one who has office on 1st floor attend office on which of the following day?
I. Only two persons attend office in between G and H. The one who attend office on Wednesday has office on 8th floor. F has office on an even numbered floor. E attends the office immediately before I. G attends office before H and has office on an odd numbered floor.
II. No one attend office after J. Only three persons attend office in between the one who has office on 1st floor and the one who has office on 5th floor. The one who attend office immediately before I has office 1st floor.
III. G has office neither on 1st nor on 5th floor. F attends office immediately after H. The one who attend office on Thursday does not has office on 4th floor.
Verbal Reasoning Data Sufficiency Difficulty: Hard
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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a carton which are kept above one another. Each carton is of different colour i.e. Maroon, Indigo, Crimson, Violet, Orange, Black, Blue and Yellow but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people sit between P and Q. W has carton of Blue colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three cartons are kept between carton of S and carton of V. Carton of V is placed above carton of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The carton of Yellow colour is kept immediately above carton of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three cartons are kept between the carton of Violet colour and the carton of Maroon colour. The Indigo carton is immediately above the Black carton. Only one carton is kept between the carton of Yellow colour and carton of P. Carton of T is of Yellow colour. Only one carton is kept between carton of Q and the carton of Orange colour. Carton of V is not of Indigo colour. Carton of U is kept immediately below the carton of Orange colour. The carton of Violet colour is kept immediately above carton of T.
How many cartons are there between carton of Crimson colour and carton of S?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a carton which are kept above one another. Each carton is of different colour i.e. Maroon, Indigo, Crimson, Violet, Orange, Black, Blue and Yellow but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people sit between P and Q. W has carton of Blue colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three cartons are kept between carton of S and carton of V. Carton of V is placed above carton of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The carton of Yellow colour is kept immediately above carton of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three cartons are kept between the carton of Violet colour and the carton of Maroon colour. The Indigo carton is immediately above the Black carton. Only one carton is kept between the carton of Yellow colour and carton of P. Carton of T is of Yellow colour. Only one carton is kept between carton of Q and the carton of Orange colour. Carton of V is not of Indigo colour. Carton of U is kept immediately below the carton of Orange colour. The carton of Violet colour is kept immediately above carton of T.
How many persons sit between R and S?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a carton which are kept above one another. Each carton is of different colour i.e. Maroon, Indigo, Crimson, Violet, Orange, Black, Blue and Yellow but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people sit between P and Q. W has carton of Blue colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three cartons are kept between carton of S and carton of V. Carton of V is placed above carton of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The carton of Yellow colour is kept immediately above carton of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three cartons are kept between the carton of Violet colour and the carton of Maroon colour. The Indigo carton is immediately above the Black carton. Only one carton is kept between the carton of Yellow colour and carton of P. Carton of T is of Yellow colour. Only one carton is kept between carton of Q and the carton of Orange colour. Carton of V is not of Indigo colour. Carton of U is kept immediately below the carton of Orange colour. The carton of Violet colour is kept immediately above carton of T.
Carton of R is of which colour?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a carton which are kept above one another. Each carton is of different colour i.e. Maroon, Indigo, Crimson, Violet, Orange, Black, Blue and Yellow but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people sit between P and Q. W has carton of Blue colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three cartons are kept between carton of S and carton of V. Carton of V is placed above carton of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The carton of Yellow colour is kept immediately above carton of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three cartons are kept between the carton of Violet colour and the carton of Maroon colour. The Indigo carton is immediately above the Black carton. Only one carton is kept between the carton of Yellow colour and carton of P. Carton of T is of Yellow colour. Only one carton is kept between carton of Q and the carton of Orange colour. Carton of V is not of Indigo colour. Carton of U is kept immediately below the carton of Orange colour. The carton of Violet colour is kept immediately above carton of T.
How many persons sit in the row?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are born in four different years viz., 1964, 1977, 1982 and 1991 and also in two different months viz., June and July but not necessary in the same order. All they are wearing eight different watches namely Noise, Omega, Citizen, Casio, Tissot, Timex, Titan and Amazfit. No two persons born in same month of a year. Age of the persons is calculated as on December 2020. Each year two persons were born in two different months. Months are not considered for age calculation. The person who wears Noise born immediately before F. F was born in the month which has 30 days. The sum of the ages of B and the one who wears Omega is equal to perfect square of a number. There are only three persons born between E and the one who wears Casio. D was not born in odd numbered year. More than two persons born between H and one who wears Tissot. As many persons born between A and the one who wears Timex is same as the persons born after the one who wears Citizen. There are two persons born between D and the one who wears Titan. Age of the one who wears Casio is not a prime number but born in one of the months before the one who wears Citizen. There are only two persons born between the one who wears Casio and the one wears Omega. Only one person born between B and the one who wears Titan, who was not born in the year 1964. C and the one who wears Tissot are born in different month. A was born immediately after the F. H does not like Timex. F was not born immediately before or after the one who wear Citizen.
If 'H' is born between 'B' and 'C', then what can be the age of 'H'?
Verbal Reasoning Time Sequence Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are born in four different years viz., 1964, 1977, 1982 and 1991 and also in two different months viz., June and July but not necessary in the same order. All they are wearing eight different watches namely Noise, Omega, Citizen, Casio, Tissot, Timex, Titan and Amazfit. No two persons born in same month of a year. Age of the persons is calculated as on December 2020. Each year two persons were born in two different months. Months are not considered for age calculation. The person who wears Noise born immediately before F. F was born in the month which has 30 days. The sum of the ages of B and the one who wears Omega is equal to perfect square of a number. There are only three persons born between E and the one who wears Casio. D was not born in odd numbered year. More than two persons born between H and one who wears Tissot. As many persons born between A and the one who wears Timex is same as the persons born after the one who wears Citizen. There are two persons born between D and the one who wears Titan. Age of the one who wears Casio is not a prime number but born in one of the months before the one who wears Citizen. There are only two persons born between the one who wears Casio and the one wears Omega. Only one person born between B and the one who wears Titan, who was not born in the year 1964. C and the one who wears Tissot are born in different month. A was born immediately after the F. H does not like Timex. F was not born immediately before or after the one who wear Citizen.
Four of the following alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following one that does not belong to the group?
Verbal Reasoning Time Sequence Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are born in four different years viz., 1964, 1977, 1982 and 1991 and also in two different months viz., June and July but not necessary in the same order. All they are wearing eight different watches namely Noise, Omega, Citizen, Casio, Tissot, Timex, Titan and Amazfit. No two persons born in same month of a year. Age of the persons is calculated as on December 2020. Each year two persons were born in two different months. Months are not considered for age calculation. The person who wears Noise born immediately before F. F was born in the month which has 30 days. The sum of the ages of B and the one who wears Omega is equal to perfect square of a number. There are only three persons born between E and the one who wears Casio. D was not born in odd numbered year. More than two persons born between H and one who wears Tissot. As many persons born between A and the one who wears Timex is same as the persons born after the one who wears Citizen. There are two persons born between D and the one who wears Titan. Age of the one who wears Casio is not a prime number but born in one of the months before the one who wears Citizen. There are only two persons born between the one who wears Casio and the one wears Omega. Only one person born between B and the one who wears Titan, who was not born in the year 1964. C and the one who wears Tissot are born in different month. A was born immediately after the F. H does not like Timex. F was not born immediately before or after the one who wear Citizen.
The one who wears Noise born in which month and year?
Verbal Reasoning Time Sequence Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are born in four different years viz., 1964, 1977, 1982 and 1991 and also in two different months viz., June and July but not necessary in the same order. All they are wearing eight different watches namely Noise, Omega, Citizen, Casio, Tissot, Timex, Titan and Amazfit. No two persons born in same month of a year. Age of the persons is calculated as on December 2020. Each year two persons were born in two different months. Months are not considered for age calculation. The person who wears Noise born immediately before F. F was born in the month which has 30 days. The sum of the ages of B and the one who wears Omega is equal to perfect square of a number. There are only three persons born between E and the one who wears Casio. D was not born in odd numbered year. More than two persons born between H and one who wears Tissot. As many persons born between A and the one who wears Timex is same as the persons born after the one who wears Citizen. There are two persons born between D and the one who wears Titan. Age of the one who wears Casio is not a prime number but born in one of the months before the one who wears Citizen. There are only two persons born between the one who wears Casio and the one wears Omega. Only one person born between B and the one who wears Titan, who was not born in the year 1964. C and the one who wears Tissot are born in different month. A was born immediately after the F. H does not like Timex. F was not born immediately before or after the one who wear Citizen.
Who among the following is the Youngest?
Verbal Reasoning Time Sequence Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten employees Ava, Brooke, Charles, Daniel, Emma, Fraklin, Gloria, Harper, Ivan, and Jacob sit at two rectangular tables X and Y. Three of them like action novels, three like drama novels and the remaining like comedy novels. Four employees sit at table X and the remaining sit at table Y. The person sitting in the middle faces outside the center and the person sitting in the corner faces inside the center. People sitting at Table X sit in the middle of the table and at Table Y four persons sit in the middle and four sit in the corner. Two seats are vacant in Table Y.
Daniel sits at table X. Jacob does not sit at table Y. Gloria sits immediately left of Jacob and neither of them like drama. The one who likes comedy does not sit in the middle of table Y. Daniel likes comedy and sits opposite Gloria. Emma likes comedy and sits at table Y. Both the immediate neighbors of Emma like drama. Ava sits immediately left of the one who likes drama. Fraklin sits third to the right of Ava. Charles sits at table X. Brooke does not like drama and comedy. Two persons sit between Daniel and the one who likes drama. Ivan sits 2nd to the right of a vacant seat. Both the vacant seats are not adjacent to each other. One of the persons who likes action sits the immediate right of the one who likes comedy.
After the arrangement:
I. Ivan, Jacob and Harper change their novels.
II. Fraklin and Gloria change their novels.
III. Daniel changes his novel with the one who sits immediately left of Ava.
IV. Brooke and Emma change their place but not the novels.
Note: The final arrangement is obtained after the I, II, III, and IV changes are done.
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which among the following one does not belong to the group?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten employees Ava, Brooke, Charles, Daniel, Emma, Fraklin, Gloria, Harper, Ivan, and Jacob sit at two rectangular tables X and Y. Three of them like action novels, three like drama novels and the remaining like comedy novels. Four employees sit at table X and the remaining sit at table Y. The person sitting in the middle faces outside the center and the person sitting in the corner faces inside the center. People sitting at Table X sit in the middle of the table and at Table Y four persons sit in the middle and four sit in the corner. Two seats are vacant in Table Y.
Daniel sits at table X. Jacob does not sit at table Y. Gloria sits immediately left of Jacob and neither of them like drama. The one who likes comedy does not sit in the middle of table Y. Daniel likes comedy and sits opposite Gloria. Emma likes comedy and sits at table Y. Both the immediate neighbors of Emma like drama. Ava sits immediately left of the one who likes drama. Fraklin sits third to the right of Ava. Charles sits at table X. Brooke does not like drama and comedy. Two persons sit between Daniel and the one who likes drama. Ivan sits 2nd to the right of a vacant seat. Both the vacant seats are not adjacent to each other. One of the persons who likes action sits the immediate right of the one who likes comedy.
After the arrangement:
I. Ivan, Jacob and Harper change their novels.
II. Fraklin and Gloria change their novels.
III. Daniel changes his novel with the one who sits immediately left of Ava.
IV. Brooke and Emma change their place but not the novels.
Note: The final arrangement is obtained after the I, II, III, and IV changes are done.
Who are the immediate neighbors of Jacob?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten employees Ava, Brooke, Charles, Daniel, Emma, Fraklin, Gloria, Harper, Ivan, and Jacob sit at two rectangular tables X and Y. Three of them like action novels, three like drama novels and the remaining like comedy novels. Four employees sit at table X and the remaining sit at table Y. The person sitting in the middle faces outside the center and the person sitting in the corner faces inside the center. People sitting at Table X sit in the middle of the table and at Table Y four persons sit in the middle and four sit in the corner. Two seats are vacant in Table Y.
Daniel sits at table X. Jacob does not sit at table Y. Gloria sits immediately left of Jacob and neither of them like drama. The one who likes comedy does not sit in the middle of table Y. Daniel likes comedy and sits opposite Gloria. Emma likes comedy and sits at table Y. Both the immediate neighbors of Emma like drama. Ava sits immediately left of the one who likes drama. Fraklin sits third to the right of Ava. Charles sits at table X. Brooke does not like drama and comedy. Two persons sit between Daniel and the one who likes drama. Ivan sits 2nd to the right of a vacant seat. Both the vacant seats are not adjacent to each other. One of the persons who likes action sits the immediate right of the one who likes comedy.
After the arrangement:
I. Ivan, Jacob and Harper change their novels.
II. Fraklin and Gloria change their novels.
III. Daniel changes his novel with the one who sits immediately left of Ava.
IV. Brooke and Emma change their place but not the novels.
Note: The final arrangement is obtained after the I, II, III, and IV changes are done.
The person who is sitting third to the right of person who is sitting immediately right of Fraklin likes _____ novels.
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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**Direction:** Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten employees Ava, Brooke, Charles, Daniel, Emma, Fraklin, Gloria, Harper, Ivan, and Jacob sit at two rectangular tables X and Y. Three of them like action novels, three like drama novels and the remaining like comedy novels. Four employees sit at table X and the remaining sit at table Y. The person sitting in the middle faces outside the center and the person sitting in the corner faces inside the center. People sitting at Table X sit in the middle of the table and at Table Y four persons sit in the middle and four sit in the corner. Two seats are vacant in Table Y.
Daniel sits at table X. Jacob does not sit at table Y. Gloria sits immediately left of Jacob and neither of them like drama. The one who likes comedy does not sit in the middle of table Y. Daniel likes comedy and sits opposite Gloria. Emma likes comedy and sits at table Y. Both the immediate neighbors of Emma like drama. Ava sits immediately left of the one who likes drama. Fraklin sits third to the right of Ava. Charles sits at table X. Brooke does not like drama and comedy. Two persons sit between Daniel and the one who likes drama. Ivan sits 2nd to the right of a vacant seat. Both the vacant seats are not adjacent to each other. One of the persons who likes action sits the immediate right of the one who likes comedy.
After the arrangement:
I. Ivan, Jacob and Harper change their novels.
II. Fraklin and Gloria change their novels.
III. Daniel changes his novel with the one who sits immediately left of Ava.
IV. Brooke and Emma change their place but not the novels.
Note: The final arrangement is obtained after the I, II, III, and IV changes are done.
Which of the following statements is/are false?
I. Ivan, Gloria likes Action novels.
II. Emma, Fraklin, and Jacob are sitting on the table Y.
III. Ava and Ivan are immediate neighbors.
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
There are ten buses A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, and K which are at the base station. Four platforms P1, P2, P3, and P4 where the first bus can reach at 5 AM, 6 AM, 7 AM, and 8 AM respectively. Platform P1 is the nearest Platform and Platform P4 is the farthest. There must be a gap of one hour between the two buses reaching a particular station. The speed of the buses is considered to be the same. At most three buses can have a platform as its destination.
Bus C and D started from the base station and reached the nearest platform in a gap of 1 hour. C started its journey earlier than D. C reached the destination at 6 AM. Bus A stopped its journey at a platform which is two more than Bus D. Bus J reached the last platform. Bus H's destination is not the same as the destination of C, E and K. Destinations of F and G are the same. The destination of F and G is not the same as the destination of D and J. Bus B's destination is the same as the destination of K. There is only one more bus at the platform where Bus J reached its destination. Bus E's final destination is not P1 and P4. Bus B's destination is ahead of Bus E's destination.
At what time Bus D reached the platform P1?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Easy
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
There are ten buses A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, and K which are at the base station. Four platforms P1, P2, P3, and P4 where the first bus can reach at 5 AM, 6 AM, 7 AM, and 8 AM respectively. Platform P1 is the nearest Platform and Platform P4 is the farthest. There must be a gap of one hour between the two buses reaching a particular station. The speed of the buses is considered to be the same. At most three buses can have a platform as its destination.
Bus C and D started from the base station and reached the nearest platform in a gap of 1 hour. C started its journey earlier than D. C reached the destination at 6 AM. Bus A stopped its journey at a platform which is two more than Bus D. Bus J reached the last platform. Bus H's destination is not the same as the destination of C, E and K. Destinations of F and G are the same. The destination of F and G is not the same as the destination of D and J. Bus B's destination is the same as the destination of K. There is only one more bus at the platform where Bus J reached its destination. Bus E's final destination is not P1 and P4. Bus B's destination is ahead of Bus E's destination.
Which of the following buses have destination as P3?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Medium
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
There are ten buses A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, and K which are at the base station. Four platforms P1, P2, P3, and P4 where the first bus can reach at 5 AM, 6 AM, 7 AM, and 8 AM respectively. Platform P1 is the nearest Platform and Platform P4 is the farthest. There must be a gap of one hour between the two buses reaching a particular station. The speed of the buses is considered to be the same. At most three buses can have a platform as its destination.
Bus C and D started from the base station and reached the nearest platform in a gap of 1 hour. C started its journey earlier than D. C reached the destination at 6 AM. Bus A stopped its journey at a platform which is two more than Bus D. Bus J reached the last platform. Bus H's destination is not the same as the destination of C, E and K. Destinations of F and G are the same. The destination of F and G is not the same as the destination of D and J. Bus B's destination is the same as the destination of K. There is only one more bus at the platform where Bus J reached its destination. Bus E's final destination is not P1 and P4. Bus B's destination is ahead of Bus E's destination.
Which of the following statements is/are false?
I. Bus B's destination is P4.
II. Bus E and Bus F's destinations are the same.
III. Bus D's destination is ahead of Bus F's destination
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Medium
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Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
There are ten buses A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, and K which are at the base station. Four platforms P1, P2, P3, and P4 where the first bus can reach at 5 AM, 6 AM, 7 AM, and 8 AM respectively. Platform P1 is the nearest Platform and Platform P4 is the farthest. There must be a gap of one hour between the two buses reaching a particular station. The speed of the buses is considered to be the same. At most three buses can have a platform as its destination.
Bus C and D started from the base station and reached the nearest platform in a gap of 1 hour. C started its journey earlier than D. C reached the destination at 6 AM. Bus A stopped its journey at a platform which is two more than Bus D. Bus J reached the last platform. Bus H's destination is not the same as the destination of C, E and K. Destinations of F and G are the same. The destination of F and G is not the same as the destination of D and J. Bus B's destination is the same as the destination of K. There is only one more bus at the platform where Bus J reached its destination. Bus E's final destination is not P1 and P4. Bus B's destination is ahead of Bus E's destination.
Which of the following platforms have more than two buses?
Verbal Reasoning Linear Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Eight students A, C, E, F, G, H, K, and L are related to each other born in 1953, 1957, 1963, 1982, 1985, 1988, 2015, and 2018 not necessarily in the same order. Age is calculated from 2024. E's spouse has a niece who is F. The difference between F and F's mother's age is a multiple of 10. The difference between A and A's mother-in-law's age is a multiple of five. E's uncle's age was prime but he was not the eldest. The difference between C and C's son is a prime number less than twenty. The difference between E and E's spouse's age is double the difference between the E and K age. A has a sibling only. E has a son. E's uncle is not C but E's uncle's age is a prime number. K is not married to A. E has a father. There is an equal number of males and females. C has no siblings. G is the grandmother of E's only son. G is the grandmother of L. E's father has no sibling of his own and E's mother has no sister.
What is the sum of the age of E and K?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Eight students A, C, E, F, G, H, K, and L are related to each other born in 1953, 1957, 1963, 1982, 1985, 1988, 2015, and 2018 not necessarily in the same order. Age is calculated from 2024. E's spouse has a niece who is F. The difference between F and F's mother's age is a multiple of 10. The difference between A and A's mother-in-law's age is a multiple of five. E's uncle's age was prime but he was not the eldest. The difference between C and C's son is a prime number less than twenty. The difference between E and E's spouse's age is double the difference between the E and K age. A has a sibling only. E has a son. E's uncle is not C but E's uncle's age is a prime number. K is not married to A. E has a father. There is an equal number of males and females. C has no siblings. G is the grandmother of E's only son. G is the grandmother of L. E's father has no sibling of his own and E's mother has no sister.
How is K related to F?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Eight students A, C, E, F, G, H, K, and L are related to each other born in 1953, 1957, 1963, 1982, 1985, 1988, 2015, and 2018 not necessarily in the same order. Age is calculated from 2024. E's spouse has a niece who is F. The difference between F and F's mother's age is a multiple of 10. The difference between A and A's mother-in-law's age is a multiple of five. E's uncle's age was prime but he was not the eldest. The difference between C and C's son is a prime number less than twenty. The difference between E and E's spouse's age is double the difference between the E and K age. A has a sibling only. E has a son. E's uncle is not C but E's uncle's age is a prime number. K is not married to A. E has a father. There is an equal number of males and females. C has no siblings. G is the grandmother of E's only son. G is the grandmother of L. E's father has no sibling of his own and E's mother has no sister.
In which of the year C is born?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Eight students A, C, E, F, G, H, K, and L are related to each other born in 1953, 1957, 1963, 1982, 1985, 1988, 2015, and 2018 not necessarily in the same order. Age is calculated from 2024. E's spouse has a niece who is F. The difference between F and F's mother's age is a multiple of 10. The difference between A and A's mother-in-law's age is a multiple of five. E's uncle's age was prime but he was not the eldest. The difference between C and C's son is a prime number less than twenty. The difference between E and E's spouse's age is double the difference between the E and K age. A has a sibling only. E has a son. E's uncle is not C but E's uncle's age is a prime number. K is not married to A. E has a father. There is an equal number of males and females. C has no siblings. G is the grandmother of E's only son. G is the grandmother of L. E's father has no sibling of his own and E's mother has no sister.
Which of the following age is a perfect square?
Verbal Reasoning Blood Relation Test Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
A certain number of persons are sitting in a row. Some of them are facing north and some of them are facing south. Each of them is from a different cities. The person from Canada sits third to the right of Quincy who is facing south. Six persons sit between Hayden and the person who is from Canada. Hayden and the person from Canada are facing opposite directions. Morgon sits second to the left of Hayden. The person from Denmark sits second to the right of Morgon and facing the opposite direction to Morgon. Morgon sits sixth to the left of the one from Egypt. Tyler is an immediate neighbor of the one who sits fourth to the right of the one who is from Denmark and Daisy. The one who is from Egypt sits third to the right of the one who is from Canada. The one who sits fourth to the left of Wren sits at one of the extreme ends. The number of people sitting to the right of Wren is thrice the number of people sitting to the left of Wren. Immediate neighbors of Tyler are facing the same direction but opposite to Tyler. The one who sits fourth to the left of Daisy sits second to the left of the one who is seventh from one end. The number of persons sitting between Daisy and the one from France is thrice the number of people sitting between Wren and the one from France. Quincy is sitting at an extreme end. Wren and the one from France are facing opposite directions to Daisy.
How many persons are sitting between Daisy and Quincy?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard
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Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
A certain number of persons are sitting in a row. Some of them are facing north and some of them are facing south. Each of them is from a different cities. The person from Canada sits third to the right of Quincy who is facing south. Six persons sit between Hayden and the person who is from Canada. Hayden and the person from Canada are facing opposite directions. Morgon sits second to the left of Hayden. The person from Denmark sits second to the right of Morgon and facing the opposite direction to Morgon. Morgon sits sixth to the left of the one from Egypt. Tyler is an immediate neighbor of the one who sits fourth to the right of the one who is from Denmark and Daisy. The one who is from Egypt sits third to the right of the one who is from Canada. The one who sits fourth to the left of Wren sits at one of the extreme ends. The number of people sitting to the right of Wren is thrice the number of people sitting to the left of Wren. Immediate neighbors of Tyler are facing the same direction but opposite to Tyler. The one who sits fourth to the left of Daisy sits second to the left of the one who is seventh from one end. The number of persons sitting between Daisy and the one from France is thrice the number of people sitting between Wren and the one from France. Quincy is sitting at an extreme end. Wren and the one from France are facing opposite directions to Daisy.
Which of the following pair is sitting second to the right of each other?
Verbal Reasoning Seating Arrangement Difficulty: Hard