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1. Who sits opposite G?
Directions (Q 28–31): A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit around a circular table facing the centre. D sits to the immediate right of A. E sits opposite A. B sits second to the left of H. G is an immediate neighbour of D. C is not an immediate neighbour of E. F sits to the immediate left of A.
Correct Answer: D [C]
Explanation:
Seats anticlockwise from A (each next person is to the right): A D G B E H C F.
2.
(Use the directions above – Mixed Sets & Speed Drills, Q 28–31)
Who sits to the immediate left of H?
Who sits to the immediate left of H?
Correct Answer: A [E]
Explanation:
Order A D G B E H C F; left of H → E.
3.
(Use the directions above – Mixed Sets & Speed Drills, Q 28–31)
How many persons sit between D and H, counting to the right of D?
How many persons sit between D and H, counting to the right of D?
Correct Answer: B [3]
Explanation:
From D to the right: G, B, E → 3.
4.
(Use the directions above – Mixed Sets & Speed Drills, Q 28–31)
Which of the following is true?
Which of the following is true?
Correct Answer: E [H sits opposite D]
Explanation:
Order A D G B E H C F: only 'H sits opposite D' holds.
5.
Statements: Only a few cups are plates. All plates are bowls.
Conclusions: I. Some cups are not plates. II. All cups are bowls is a possibility.
Conclusions: I. Some cups are not plates. II. All cups are bowls is a possibility.
Correct Answer: E [Both I and II follow]
Explanation:
I follows; II possible (it can be drawn) → Both I and II follow.
6.
In the following, P @ Q means P ≥ Q; P # Q means P > Q; P $ Q means P = Q; P % Q means P < Q; P & Q means P ≤ Q.
Statements: R & S, S $ T, T # U.
Conclusions: I. R % U II. U % S
Statements: R & S, S $ T, T # U.
Conclusions: I. R % U II. U % S
Correct Answer: B [Only II follows]
Explanation:
Decode: R ≤ S, S = T, T > U.
7.
How is P related to R?
I. P is the father of Q.
II. Q is the sister of R, and R is a girl.
I. P is the father of Q.
II. Q is the sister of R, and R is a girl.
Correct Answer: D [Both statements together are needed]
Explanation:
I alone: many possibilities ✗; II alone: many possibilities ✗; together: father ✓ → Both statements together are needed.
8.
A machine arranges one word from the left in dictionary order and one number from the right, largest at the extreme right, in each step; the others keep their order. Input: 41 lamp 18 desk 73 coat 56 bell. What is Step II?
Correct Answer: C [bell coat 41 lamp 18 desk 56 73]
Explanation:
Step I: bell 41 lamp 18 desk coat 56 73; Step II: bell coat 41 lamp 18 desk 56 73 (Middle Keeps Order).
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