Practice Problems for Logic

Try to solve the problems by your own and then see the answers at the end of each
question.

Sr. Problems
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Q.1 P, Q, R, S, T, U, V & W are eight friends sitting in a circle facing towards the centre.
(i) W is to the immediate left of P but is not the neighbour of T and S.
(ii) U is to the immediate right of Q and V is a neighbour of T.
(iii) R is between T and U.

Question 1: What is the position of V?

(a) To the immediate right of W
(b) Between T and R
(c) Third to the right of U
(d) Second to the left of S
(e) None of these

Question 2: What is the position of S?

(a) Between Q and U
(b) To the immediate left of P
(c) Second to the right of U
(d) To the immediate left of Q
(e) None of these

Question 3: Which of the following statements is true?

(a) U is the neighbour of V
(b) V is between W and T
(c) W is between P and S
(d) T is between U and Q
(e) None of these

Answers:
From the given information, we can make the following diagram.
W is not a neighbour of T and S
Common Solution: From the above diagrams, we can make the following final
diagram.
 Answer 1: (c) The position of V is third to the right of U. Correct option is (c).
Answer 2: (d) The correct position of S is to the immediate left of Q. Correct option
is (d)
Answer 3: (b) From the given information, we can make the following diagram.
Hence, V is between W and T.

Q.2 L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are sitting around a circle facing the centre. O is sitting
between L and R. Q is second to the right of R and P is second to the right of Q. N is
not an immediate neighbour of R.

Question 1: Which of the following is not correct?

(a) R is second to the right of L
(b) M is second to the left of N
(c) L sits exactly between O and P
(d) P and N are immediate neighbours
(e) P sits to the opposite of N

Question 2: How many persons are seated between L and Q if we count

anticlockwise from L to Q?
(a) One
(b) Two
(c) Three
(d) Four
(e) More than four

Question 3: Who is to the immediate left of P?

(a) L
(b) N
(c) M
(d) O
(e) None of these

Question 4:Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their
seating positions in the above arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one
that does not belong to the group?
(a) QPN
(b) MOR
(c) LRO
(d) RQM
(e) ROL

Question 5: Which is the one that does not belong to the group?
(a) LP
(b) RM
(c) MQ
(d) NP
(e) OR

Answers:
Common Solution: From the given information, we can make the following diagram.

Answer 1: (e) P sits by the side of N Hence it is incorrect. Correct option is (e).
Answer 2: (c) There are 3 people in the anti-clock wise direction between L and Q.
Correct option is (c).
 Answer 3: (b) N is to the immediate left of P. Correct option is (b).
Answer 4:(e) Unlike all other options ROL are in order in clockwise direction.
Correct option is (e).
Answer 5: (a) In all the options except the 1st, the 2nd person is sitting to the right
of the first person. Hence, correct option is (a)

Q.3 Eight friends P, M, R, T, Q, U, V& W are sitting in two opposite rows, facing each
other. Each row has 4 persons. P is between U and V and is facing North. W is
opposite to Q who is to the immediate left of M. R is between T and M. W is to the
immediate right of V.
Question 1: Who is to the immediate right of R?
(a) T
(b) U
(c) M
(d) Cannot be determined
(e) None of these
Question 2: Which of the following pairs has the person sitting opposite each
other?
(a) MV
(b) RV
(c) TV
(d) UR
(e) None of these
Question 3: Four of the following five are alike in a certain way on the basis of their
positions and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?
(a) TP
(b) RV
(c) QP
(d) QV
(e) MW
Question 4: Which of the following pairs of persons has second person sitting to
the immediate left of the first person?
(a) UP
(b) VP
(c) QM
(d) RT
(e) None of these
Question 5: Who is sitting opposite of R?
(a) U
(b) Q
(c) V
(d)P
(e) None of these

Answers:
Common Solution: From the given information, we can make the following diagram.
 Answer 1: (a) T is to the right of R. The correct option is (a)
Answer 2: (a) M and V are sitting opposite each other. The correct option is (a)
Answer 3: (c) In first option, T is sitting opposite to U who is sitting immediate next
to P. In the second option R is sitting opposite to P who is sitting next to V. The
same pattern is followed in all the other options except the option (c).
Answer 4: (b) P is sitting left of V. Thus correct option is (b).
Answer 5: (d) P is sitting opposite of R.

Q.4 There are five men, Anuj, Kunal, Sourav, Rahul and Harish. The one who is tallest
is not the youngest. Kunal is older than only Harish. Sourav is older than Rahul
but shorter than him. Only one person is taller than Rahul. Anuj is shortest while
younger than only Sourav and Rahul. Only two men are shorter than Sourav.
Question1: Which of the following men is third tallest of the five?
(a) Sourav
(b) Rahul
(c) Harish
(d) Kunal
(e) Kunal or Rahul
Question2: Who among the following men is tallest?
(a) Sourav
(b) Rahul
(c) Kunal
(d) Harish
(e) Sourav or Harish
Question 3: If the five men are made to stand in a line according to the height, first
in ascending order, then in descending order, then whose position will remain the
same in both the arrangements?
(a) Harish
(b) Rahul
(c) Kunal
(d) Sourav
(e) Rahul and Anuj
Question 4: Who among the following is older than Kunal but younger than Rahul?
(a) Harish
(b) Sourav
 (c) Anuj
(d) Data inadequate
(e) Sourav or Anuj
Question 5: Who among the following is taller than Anuj only?
(a) Sourav
(b) Harish
(c) Rahul
(d) Kunal
(e) Kunal or Harish

Answers:
Common Solution:
Higher rank -> taller the person
Age -> older the person
From the given information, we can make the following table

Answer 1: (a)
The third tallest is Sourav. Thus, the correct option is (a)
Answer 2: (c) Kunal is the tallest. So, correct option is (c)
Answer 3: (d) Sourav’s position will remain unaltered. Correct option is (d)
Answer 4: (c) Anuj is older than Kunal but younger than Rahul. Correct option is
(c)
Answer 5: (b) Harish is taller than Anuj. Correct option s (b)

Q.5 A, B, C, D, E and F live on different floors in the same building having six floors
numbered one to six (the ground floor is numbered 1, the floor above it, number 2
and so on and the topmost floor is numbered 6).
A lives on an even numbered floor. There are two floors between the floors on which
D and F live. F lives on a floor above D’s floor. D does not live on floor number 2. B
does not live on an odd numbered floor. C does not live on any of the floors below
F’s floor. E does not live on a floor immediately above or immediately below the floor
on which B lives.
Question 1: Who amongst the following live on the floors exactly between D andF?
(a) E, A
(b) C, B
(c) E, C
(d) A, C
(e) B, A
Question 2: On which of the following floors does B live?
(a) 6th
(b) 4th
(c) 2nd
 (d) 5th
(e) Cannot be determined
Question 3: The positions of the first and the fifth digits of the number 81943275
are interchanged. Similarly the positions of the second and the sixth digits are
interchanged and so on till the fourth and the eighth digits. Which of the following
will be the third digit from the right end after the rearrangement?
(a) 1
(b) 9
(c) 2
(d) 4
(e) None of these

Answers :
Common Solution: From the given information, we can make the following table .

Answer 1: (a) From the table, we can see that E and A live on the floors exactly
between D and F.
Answer 2: (a) B lives on 6th floor.
Answer 3: (a) The final number after the arrangement is 32758194. So, the third
digit from the right end is 1.

Q.6 A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table facing the centre where
half of them are males and half are females. No two males or two females are
immediate neighbours of each other.
A is wife of H. A sits third to the left of E. F sits second to the right of D. D is not an
immediate neighbour of A or E. H and C are immediate neighbours of each other. F
is not an immediate neighbour of his wife B.
Question 1: Which of the following is true about G?
(a) G is a male
(b) G sits exactly between F and H
(c) G sits third to the left of E
(d) G sits second to the right of B
(e) None is true

Question 2: Who sits third to the left of B?

(a) F
(b) H
(c) D
(d) A
(e) None of these
Question 3: How many people sit between B and F when counted in anti-clockwise
direction from B?
(a) One
(b) Two
(c) Three
(d) Four
(e) More than four
Question 4: Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a
group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?
(a) H
(b) F
(c) E
(d) G
(e) D
Question 5: Which of the following groups consists of only female members of the
group?
(a) A, B, H
(b) G, F, C
(c) C, H, G
(d) D, H, C
(e) None of these
Question 6: If all the persons are made to sit in alphabetical order in clockwise
direction, starting from A, the positions of how many (excluding A) will remain
unchanged as compared to their original seating positions?
(a) None
(b) One
(c) Two
(d) Three
(e) Four

Answer:
Common Solution: From the given information, we can make the following figure .
 Answer 1: (d) G sits second to the right of B.
Answer:2 (b) H is third to the left of B.
Answer:3 (b) There are 2 people between F and B.
Answer:4 (d) G does not belong to the group. G is female.
Answer:5 (e) None of the groups given in options has only female members.
Answer:6 (c) After the rearrangement, we have the following diagram.

The position of D and H remain unchanged.

Q.7 Directions for Questions 1 to 4: Five places are visited by six friends (Anirudh
,Chanakya, Duryodhan, Chaitnya , Eshvar, Bali ) for their project research. The
places are Mathura, Ayodhya, Swarghat ,Gokul and Arki. The friends went in a
team of either two or three people. The following is the list of visits carried out:
1. Anirudh and Chanakya visited Mathura and Ayodhya
 2. Duryodhan and Anirudh visited Ayodhya and Swarghat
3. Chaitanya and Bali visited Gokul and Mathura
4. Duryodhan ,Eshvar and Bali visited Swarghat and Gokul
5. Eshvar and Duryodhan visited Swarghat and Arki
Question 1: Who visited Swarghat, Gokul, Ayodhya and Arki?
(a) Anirudh
(b) Bali
(c) Chaitnya
(d) Duryodhan
Question 2: Who visited Swarghat, Gokul and Mathura?
(a) Anirudh
(b) Bali
(c) Chaitnya
(d) Eshvar
Question 3: Who visited Swarghat , Mathura and Ayodhya?
(a) Anirudh
(b) Bali
(c) Chanakya
(d) Duryodhan
Question 4: Who visited Swarghat ,Gokul and Arki but did not visit Ayodhya?
(a) Anirudh
(b) Bali
(c) Chanakya
(d) Eshvar

Answer:
Solutions for Questions 1 to 4: Analysis for the set
The information given in the question can be simply represented in the following
table:

Answer 1: (d)
From the above table, it is clear that Duryodhan visited Swarghat, Gokul, Ayodhya
and Arki.
Answer 2 : (b)
Bali visited Swarghat, Gokul and Mathura.
Answer 3 : (a)
Anirudh visited Swarghat, Mathura and Ayodhya.
Answer 4 : (d)
Eshvar visited Swarghat, Gokul and Arki but he did not visit  Ayodhya.

Q.8 Directions for Questions 1 to 3: Four friends live in the same street and their
houses are colored differently (green, indigo, white and black). Two houses are built
to the left of the street and two houses are built to the right of the street and these
houses are numbered as shown in the figure:

• Each friend has a different type of a vehicle: bike, scooter, cycle and a car.
• The one who has a bike, his house was the one with the higher number on the
right side in comparison with the one who has a scooter on the right side of the
street.
• Eshwar Chand’s house is white in color.
• The house with the higher number on the right hand side of the street is black in
color.
• Rithu Ram has the indigo colored house.
• Eshvar Chand has a Scooter.
• Aatma Ram’s house was numbered 1.
• The one who has the cycle has the indigo colored house.
Use the information above to solve the questions that follow.
Question 1: The Black colored house belongs to:
(a) Aatma Ram
(b) Rithu Ram
(c) Sita Ram
(d) None of these
Question 2: The color of Aatma Ram’s house was:
(a) Black
(b) Green
(c) Indigo
(d) White
Question 3: The house that is diagonally opposite to Rithu Ram’s house belongs to
(a) Aatma Ram
(b) Sita Ram
(c) Eshwar Chand
(d) None of these

Answer:
Solutions for Questions 1 to 3: Analysis for the set
 We can infer the following relationships from the data given:
1. The bike (4) and scooter (3) are placed on the right side and this means that
the car and the cycle fall on the other side.
2. House number 4 has to be black in color.
3. Eshwar Chand has a Scooter, thus house number 3 is his and his house is
white.
4. Rithu Ram has house number 2 and his house is indigo colored, and he has
a cycle.
5. Aatma Ram’s house is number 1, and this also means he has the car.
6. This means Sita Ram’s house is house number 4, his house color is black
and he has a bike.
7. From this, we can say Aatma Ram’s house is green in color.
 
Thus, we have the following representation:

Answer 1: (c)
The black Colored house belongs to Sita Ram
Answer 2 : (b)
Aatma Ram’s house was Green in color
Answer 3 : (c)
Eshwar Chand’s house is diagonally opposite to Rithu Ram’s house.

Q.9 Directions for Questions 1 to 5: Bharat, Mahesh, Tarun, Rakhi, Kailash, Hans,
Dev are seven people from different professions and they are travelling to Pune from
either through a plane or a train or a bus. Each of them has a different profession,
that of dancer, cook, artist, fashion designer, sweeper, peon and poet.
• Two of seven are using the plane, three are using the train and the rest are using
the bus.
• Bharat, the cook, is not in the Bus.
• The artist is the only other person who travels the same way as Bharat.
• Mahesh and Hans are not in the Train and they are the poet and the sweeper
respectively.
• Tarun is a Fashion Designer.
• Dev is neither the peon nor the artist.
• Kailash travels the same way as the dancer.
Question 1: Dev’s profession is
(a) Dancer
(b) Cook
(c) Sweeper
(d) Fashion Designer
Question 2: The people who travel through train are:
(a) Dev ,Kailash , Rakhi
(b) Dev , Hans , Tarun
(c) Hans , Kailash, Tarun
(d) Dev ,Kailash , Tarun
Question 3: Which of the following is correct?
(a) Rakhi – plane – Peon
(b) Rakhi –plane – Artist
(c) Dev – Bus – Dancer
(d) Kailash – Bus – Sweeper
Question 4: Which of the following pairs travel using the plane?
(a) Bharat, Dev
(b) Bharat, Kailash
(c) Bharat,Tarun
(d) none
Question 5: Who is the artist?
(a) Dev
(b) Hans
(c) Rakhi
(d) Data inadequate

Answer:
Explanation for Questions 1 to 5
We can draw the following table using the information provided to us:

Bharat is not in the bus.

The artist travels the same way as Bharat travels, and only two of them travel this
way (means they either use the bus or the plane). Since bus is ruled out, the artist
and Bharat travel on Plane.
Now the artist can be Rakhi or Kailash.
But Kailash travels with the Dancer (Dev) and Bharat is not a dancer. Thus, Rakhi
travels with Bharat and is the artist. Kailash is the peon.
 Since the plane is taken by Bharat and Rakhi, Mahesh and Hans take the bus as
they do not take the train. Since they take the bus, and Kailash and Dev have to be
together, it means Kailash and Dev are joined by Tarun on the train. Thus, Kailash
and Dev take the train.

Answer 1: (a)
The answer can be found from the tables above.
Answer 2 : (d)
Using the tables above, we can find the answer.
Answer 3 : (b)
Using the table above: Rakhi – Aero plane – Artis
Answer 4 : (d)
None of the pairs are correct.
Answer 5 : (c)
The answer can be found from the tables above.

Q.10 Directions for Questions 1 to 6:  In a chemical lab, 6 chemicals added to make
mixtures which are used to make perfumes. The chemicals are stored in exactly six
types of boxes c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6. Remember there is no limitation in the number
of chemicals stored in a box.
Chemicals must be added to make mixtures under following conditions:
1. Each mixture must contain at least three chemicals and chemicals of at least
three different boxes.
2. At most two chemicals in a single mixture can be from c6 box
3. At most two chemicals in a single mixture can be from c5 box
4. There can be at most one chemical of c1, c2, c3 and c4 in a single mixture
5. If one chemical is from c1,then one chemical must be from c2 box
6. If one chemical is from c3,then no chemical can be from c4 box.
Question 1: Which of the following could be complete set of chemicals in an
acceptable mixture?
(a) c4, c5, and c3
(b) c1, c6, and c2
(c) c1, c6, and c4
(d) c1, and exactly two chemicals from c6
Question 2: The maximum number of chemicals that can be used in an acceptable
mixture
(a) 8
(b) 7
(c) 6
(d) 4
Question 3: If exactly one chemical from c6 box and exactly one chemical from c5
box are used in a mixture, which of the following is must be true?
(a) the mixture contains no more than five chemicals
(b) the mixture contains exactly six chemicals
(c) the mixture contains a chemical from c2 box
(d) the mixture does not contain any chemical from c1box
Question 4: If a c5 chemical and c3 chemical must be among the chemicals chosen
for a particular mixture, any of the following sets of chemicals could complete the
mixture except:
(a) a c6 chemical and a second c5 chemical
(b) a c2 chemical and a second c5 chemical
(c) a c2 chemical and a c6 chemical
(d) a c1 chemical and a c6 chemical
Question 5: If there is an additional requirement that a chemical from c3 must be
used if chemical from c2 is used, which of the following is possible:
(a) a combination of one chemical from each of the six boxes.
(b) two chemicals each from c5,c6 and c1, and one from c2 and c3 each.
(c) one chemical each from c2 and c3, and two chemicals from c5 and c6.
(d) two chemicals from c5 and one from c4.
Question 6: If there is an additional requirement that a chemical from c2 must be
used with one chemical each from c1, c2 and c4, the maximum possible number of
chemicals in a mixture are:
(a) 8
(b) 7
(c) 6
(d) 4

Answer:
Answer 1: (b)
In option (a), chemicals from c3 and c4 are together which cannot happen. Also it is
given that  “If one chemical is from c1,then one chemical must be from c2 box”.
This condition is not fulfilled in options (c) and (d). Option (b) satisfies all the
 conditions and is the answer.
Answer 2 : (b)
We can have chemicals from maximum of five different boxes in a single mixture,
and we also   know that a chemical from c3 cannot be used with a c4 chemical. So
we can use two c6 chemicals, two c5 chemicals and one chemical from each of
other boxes. Thus a maximum of 7 chemicals can be used.
Answer 3 : (a)
If one chemical is from c6 box and one chemical is from c5 box, the we can use a
maximum of 5 boxes as the other boxes can only contribute one chemical each, and
c1 cannot be clubbed with    c4.
Answer 4 : (d)
The forth option is not the correct set of chemicals, since the inclusion of a c1
chemical implies inclusion of a c2 chemical.
Answer 5 : (c)
Remember that if a chemical is from c1, then a chemical from c2 has to be used but
the other way around is not necessarily true. keeping this in mind, option (c)
becomes a possible option.
Answer 6 : (b)
The maximum possible number of chemicals that can be present in such a mixture
are: 2 from c5 and c6 each, and one each from c1,c2 and c4. Thus, the answer is 7.

Q.11 Directions for questions 1 to 5: Four people, are from different professions
(driver, painter, designer and sweeper), live in the same row of a street and each
has a house of a different color (grey, pink, black and green) and a car of a different
brand (Maruti, BMW, Mercedes and Mahindra).
They also follow the following conditions:
• The designer lives in a black house
• The Painter has a Maruti.
• The driver’s house is at leftmost corner of the street
• The person living in the house next to right most house has a Mercedes.
• The sweeper has a Mahindra.
• The person living in pink house has a Maruti
• The Green house is situated to right of the Black house.
Question 1: The owner of the Mercedes is
(a) Driver
(b) Designer
(c) Sweeper
(d) None of these
Question 2: The Driver has a
(a) Mercedes
(b) BMW
(c) Maruti
(d) Mahindra
Question 3: The color of Sweeper’s house is
(a) Grey
(b) Green
(c) Pink
(d) Black
Question 4: Which of the following is false?
(a) Mercedes is owned by the owner of Black house
 (b) The Painter has the pink color house
(c) The sweeper’s house is in corner of the street
(d) The Painter‘s house is next to Sweeper’s house
Question 5: Which one of the following pairs is correct?
(a) Mercedes, Designer, Pink
(b) BMW, Designer, Black
(c) Maruti, Painter, Grey
(d) Mahindra, Sweeper, Green

Answer:
Explanation for questions 1 to 5:
From the above information we can draw a table for this

Position of Houses from left to right

Driver, Painter, Designer, Sweeper
Answer 1: (b)
The owner of the Mercedes is the designer.
Answer 2 : (b)
The driver has a BMW
Answer 3 : (b)
The color of the sweeper’s house is green.
Answer 4 : (d)
From the tables above, we can see that the first three statements are correct, and
the fourth statement (option d) is false.
Answer 5 : (d)
We can see from the tables above that option (d) is correct.

Q.12 Directions  (1 to 3): A commercial flower grower raises flowers in each of the three
growing seasons every year-spring, summer and winter-with the year beginning in
spring. Exactly seven different kinds of flowers- A,B,C,D,E,F and G-are grown every
year. Each kind of flower is grown at least once a year. The flowers are grown
according to the following rules:
B can be grown in a growing season only if A is grown in the preceding
season.
No more than three different kinds of flowers are grown in any one growing
season.
No kind of flower can be grown in two seasons in a row.
A can be grown neither in the winter season nor in the same growing season
as E or F.
C and D are always grown in the same growing season.
Question 1: If G is grown in the spring and E in the summer of one year, then
which of the following can also be grown in the summer?
(a) F
(b) A
(c) C
(d) D
Question 2: Which of the following is an acceptable schedule for the three growing
seasons?
            Spring                   Summer                Winter
(a)          A                            C, D, B                   A, F, G
(b)         C, F                         A, D, G                  B, E
(c)          E, F                        A                            G, C, D, B
(d)         A, C, D                   B, E, F                   G
Question 3: If G and B alone are grown in the winter season, then which of the
following must be grown in the preceding spring?
(a) F
(b) B
(c) D
(d) E

Answers:
For questions 1 to 3:
B will follow A in the next season.
Maximum three types of flowers can be grown in a season
A cannot be grown in winter season as well as with E or F.
C and D are always together.
Answer 1: (a)
Following table shows the possible combination:

Spring Summer Winter

G, A E, B C, D

From above it is clear that F could be grown in summer

Answer 2: (d)
From (b), A cannot be grown in winter. Hence option (a) is eliminated.
From (c), C and D come together Hence option (b) is also eliminated.
 From (a) More than three flowers are not possible in a season.
Hence, option (c) is also eliminated.
Therefore, option (d) is the correct answer.
Answer 3: (d)

Spring Summer Winter

E, F A, C, D G, B

Q.13 Directions: Study the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions
given below:

R 3 # K A 4 M $ D E % 9 2 FI B U H 5 I 7 @ W © Z 6 * 8 N P Q

Question 1: How many such symbols are there in the above arrangement, each of
which immediately followed by a number but not immediately preceded by a
consonant?
(a) None
(b) One
(c) Two
(d) Three
(e) More than three
Question 2: Four of the following five are like in a certain way based on their
positions in the above arrangement and so from a group. Which is the one that
does not belong to that group?
(a) D % M
(b) K 4 #
(c) W Z 7
(d) 6 8 ©
(e) 9 F E
Question 3: How many such consonants are there in the above arrangements,
each of which is immediately preceded by a number and not immediately followed
by another consonant?
(a) None
(b) One
(c) Two
(d) Three
(e) More than three
Question 4: What should come in place of question mark (?) in the following series
based on the above arrangement?
3K4, $E9, FBH, ?
(a) 5 7 W
(b) 7 W Z
(c) 5 7 @
(d) I @ W
(e) None of these
Question 5: Which of the following will be the tenth from the right end if all the
 symbols are dropped from the above arrangements?
(a) 5
(b) M
(c) 2
(d) Z
(e) None of these
Question 6: Which of the following is the fourth to the left of the Thirteenth from
the left end of the above arrangement?
(a) U
(b) 1
(c) W
(d) D
(e) None of these

Answers:
Answer 1: (c) The required symbols are % and *. % is followed by a number and
preceded by a vowel whereas * is followed by a number and preceded by a number.
Answer 2: (b) The correct option is (b). It should be K43
Answer 3: (c) F and M are the required consonants. Correct option is (c).
Answer 4: (e) ? = I @ © The correct option is (e).
Answer 5: (a) The required number is 5. Correct option is (a).
Answer 6: (d) D is the required term. Correct option is (d)

Q.14 Directions for questions 1 to 5:

These questions are based on the following statements.
Asha and Charu are good in Mathematics and Athletics.
Deepa and Asha are good in Athletics and Studies, Charu and Beena are good in
General Knowledge and Mathematics.
Deepa, Beena and Ela are good in Studies and General Knowledge.
Ela and Deepa are good in Studies and Art.
Question 1: Who is good in Studies, General Knowledge, Athletics and Art?
(a) Asha
(b) Beena
(c) Charu
(d) Deepa
Question 2: Who is good in studies, General Knowledge and Mathematics?
(a) Asha
(b) Beena
(c) Cham
(d) Ela
Question 3: Who is good in Studies, Mathematics and Athletics?
(a) Asha
(b) Beena
(c) Cham
(d) Deepa
Question 4: Who is good in Athletics, General Knowledge and Mathematics?
(a) Asha
(b) Beena
(c) Charu
 (d) Deepa
Question 5: Who is good in Studies, General Knowledge and Art but not in
Athletics?
(a) Asha
(b) Beena
(c) Cham
(d) Ela

Answers:

Answer 1: Option (d)

From the above table, Deepa is good in Studies, General Knowledge, Athletics and
Art.
Answer 2: Option (b)
Beena is good in Studies, General Knowledge and Mathematics.
Answer 3: Option (a)
Asha is good in Studies, Athletics and Mathematics.
Answer 4: Option (c)
Charu is good in General Knowledge, Athletics and Mathematics.
Answer 5: Option (d)
Ela is good in Studies, GK, and Art but she is not good in Athletics

Q.15 A, B, C, D, E, F and G are seven persons who travel to office everyday by a

particular train which stops at five stations – I, II, III, IV and V respectively after it
leaves base station. Three among them get in the train at the base station. D gets
down at the next station at which F gets down. B does not get down either with A or
E, G alone gets in at station III and gets down with C after one station. A travels
between only two stations and gets down at station V. None of them gets in at
station II. C gets in with F but does not get in with either B or D. E gets in with two
others and gets down alone after D, B and D work in the same office and they get
down together at station III. None of them gets down at station I.
Question 1. At which station does E get down?
(a) II
(b) III
(c) IV
(d) Data inadequate
Question 2. At which station do C and F get in?
(a) I
(b) II
(c) III
(d) Data inadequate
Question 3. At which of the following stations do B and D get in?
(a) I
(b) Base station
(c) III
(d) None of these
Question 4. After how many stations does E get down?
(a) One
(b) Two
(c)Three
(d) Four
Question 5. E gets down after how many stations at which F gets down?
(a) Next station
(b) Two
(c) Three
(d) Four

Answers:

 An
swer 1: (c) E gets in with two others and gets down alone after D and we know that
D get down at station 3, so option c.
Answer 2: (d) Since we know that E gets in at station 3 alone and there was nobody
who gets in from station 2, therefore D may be get in from station number 1 or base
station. So, there is data inadequate so the answer should be d, because C and F
get in either at Base station or station I.
Answer 3: (d) we know that B and D work in the same office and they get down
together at station III. It means they cannot get in at station 3 so they also may get
it from Base station or Station 1 . So none of these is the best answer, so option d.
Answer 4: (c) We know that E gets in with two others and gets down alone after D,
B and D work in the same office and they get down together at station III . So E gets
down after three stations. So the best answer for the question is E gets down after
three stations (I, II And III).
Answer 5 : (b) We know that D gets down at the next station at which F gets down
and E gets in with two others and gets down alone after D, B and D work in the
same office and they get down together at station III. From this it is clear that E
gets down after two stations at which F gets down.