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    This document appears to contain a series of logic and reasoning questions with multiple choice answers. There are 30 questions in total, testing a variety of skills like sequence pattern completion, direction and distance word problems, Venn diagrams, and logical statements. The questions utilize common logic puzzles and problem types found in standardized tests.

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    of 1

    f--V

    M$ / $/ {V* {M

    *y {-$
    1. 'Bank' is related to 'Money' in the same way as
    'Transport' is related to
    a) Goods b) Road c) Movement d) Traffic e) Speed
    2. 'Fan' is related to 'Wings' in the same way as 'Wheel'
    is related to
    a) Round b) Cars c) Spokes d) Moves e) Air
    3. 'Museum' is related to 'Curator' in the same way as
    'Prison' is related to
    a) Warden
    b) Monitor c) Manager
    d) Jailor
    e) None of these
    4. Find the odd man out.
    a) 32 :15 b) 86 : 42 c) 56 : 26 ) 74 : 36 e) 38 : 18
    5. Find the odd man out.
    a) Ring b) Bangle c) Tyre d) Plate e) Nut
    6. What should come in place of question mark (?) in the
    following sequence?
    BZA, DYE,
    GXI,
    KWM, ?
    a) OVT b) NUQ c) PVQ d) QVA e) None of these
    7. Dilip's position from the left in a row of students is
    10th and Jagdish's position is 20th from the right.
    Both of them interchange their positions and jagdish
    becomes 23rd from the right. How many students are
    there in the row ?
    a) 33 b) 44
    c) 42
    d) 41
    e) 32
    8. Jays's position from the left in a row of students is 12th
    and Rekha's position is 20th from the right . After interchanging their position, Jaya becomes 22rd from the left.
    How many students are there in the row ?
    a) 30 b) 31 c) 41 d) 34
    e) None of these
    9. If the alphabets are written in the reverse order and
    every alternate letter starting with Y is dropped,
    which letter will be exactly in the middle in the
    remaining letters of alphabets ?
    a) M b) O c) M or O d) N
    e) None of these
    10. How many pairs of letters in the word are as far from
    each other as they are in the alphabets in the word
    'RELATIONSHIP' ?
    a) None b) 1 c) 2 d) 3 e) 4
    11. If you pick up from the alphabet, 6th and the 14th
    letters from the right end and then pick up 5th and
    20th letters from the left end and from a meaningful
    word, what is the first letter of that word?
    a) M
    b) E
    c) No meaningful word can be formed
    d)More than one word can be formed
    e) None of the above
    12. Ravi starts walking towards North. After walking 15
    m he turns towards South. After walking 20 m, he
    turns towards East and walks 10 m. He then turns
    towards North and walks 5 m. How far is he from his
    original position and in which direction ?
    a) 10 m, North b) 10 m, South c) 10 m, East
    d) 10 m, West e) None of these
    13. Ms. A goes for her morning walk at 6 0'clock towards
    sun for 2 km, then she turns to her right and walks 3
    km. She again turns to her left and walks 2 km, finaly
    she turns to her left to walk another 6 km. In which
    direction is she moving and at what distance from the
    last turn, she is standing?
    a) 6 km, East
    b) 9 km, East c) 6 km, North

    d) 9 km, North e) None of these


    14. Going 50 m to the south of my house, I turn left and
    go another 20m. Then turning to the north, I go 30 m
    and then start walking to my house. In which direction am I walking now ?
    a) North
    b) East
    c) North-West
    d) South- East e) None of these
    (15-19): Following is given a set of digits and the corresponding letter code of each digit followed by certain
    rules for coding.
    Digit
    Letter
    code

    2
    M

    5
    R

    7
    T

    8
    B

    9
    W

    4
    K

    6
    D

    3
    N

    1
    J

    In each of the questions one number consisting of six digits is


    followed by four combinations of letter codes. You have to
    find out which of the combination of letter codes represents
    the set of digits based on the above codes and the conditions
    given below and mark your answer accordingly. Otherwise,
    give answer (e) as your answer i.e., None of these.
    Conditions :
    (i) If both the first and the last digits of the number are odd
    digits, then both are to be coded as I.
    (ii) If both the first and lat digits of number are even digits
    then both are to be coded as Y.
    15. 726395
    a) IMDNWI b) YMDNWY c) YMDNWR
    d) IMDNWR e) None of these
    16. 263847
    a) IDNBKI b) YDNBKY c) IDNBKY
    d) MDNBKY e) None of these
    17. 591248
    a) IWJMKB b) RWJMKY c) YWJMKY
    d) RWJMKB e) None of these
    18. 615824
    a) IJRBMI
    b) IJRBMY
    c)YJRBMY
    d) DJRBMK
    e) None of these
    19. 831795
    a) INJTWR
    b) BNJTWR c) BNJTWY
    d) YNJYWY e) None of these
    (20-22): Read the following information and then answer
    the questions that follow In the given figure the rectangle stands for philosopher, circle for historians and
    triangle for magicians.
    20. According to the above diagram, which one of the following statement is true?

    a) All philosophers are magicians but no magician is a


    historian
    b) All magicians are either historians or phiosophers c)
    Some philosophers are historians and some magicians are
    philosophers
    d) Some historians , who are philosophers, are magicians too
    e) None of these
    21. According to the above diagram, which one of the following statement is true ?
    a)All historians are magicians
    b) Some magicians are philosophers as well as historians
    c) All historians are either philosophers or magicians
    d) Some historians are philosophers
    e) None of these

    22. According to the above diagram, which one of the following statement is not true ?
    a) Some magicians are philosophers
    b) No magician is historian
    c) Magicians, who are philosophers, are historians also
    d) Some philosophers are magicians
    e) None of these
    (23-25): Read the following information carefully and
    answer the questions based on it.
    Five person are sitting in a row. One of the two person at the
    extreme ends is intelligent and other one is fair. A fat person is
    sitting to the right of a weak person. A tall person is to the left of
    the fair person and the weak person is sitting between the intelligent and the fat person.
    23. Tall person is at which place counting from right ?
    a) First
    b) Second
    c)Third
    d) Fourth
    e) Can't be determined
    24. Person to the left of weak person possesses which of
    the following characteristics ?
    a) Intelligent
    b) Fat
    c)Fair
    d) Tall
    e) Can't be determined
    25. Which of the folllowing persons is sitting at the centre?
    a) Intelligent
    b) Fat
    c) Fair
    d) Weak
    e) Tall
    (26-30) : In the following questions, the symbols @, %, *,
    $ and # are used with following meaning as illustrated
    below:
    'P * Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q'.
    'P # Q' means 'P is not greater than Q'.
    'P @Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor equal to Q'.
    'P $ Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor greater Q'.
    'P % Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'.
    Now in each of the following questions assuming
    the given statement to be true, find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true?
    Given answer :
    a)
    if only conclusion I is true
    b)
    if only conclusion II is true
    c)
    if either conclusion I or II is true
    d)
    if neither conclusion I nor II is true
    e)
    if both conclusions I and II are true
    26. Statements : H * R, R $ Y, Y % M
    Conclusions : I. M @ H
    II. H $ M
    27. Statements : T $ R, R # M, M @ N
    Conclusions : I. N * T
    II. R @ N
    28. Statements : W % V, V # D, M * D
    Conclusions : I. M $ W
    II. M @ V
    29. Statements : B # V, V $ M, M * Z
    Conclusions : I. B $ M
    II. Z @ V
    30. Statements : K $ M, B # M, F * B
    Conclusions : I. K $ B
    II. K * B

    1.a
    7.e
    13.c
    19.b
    25.b

    2.c
    8.c
    14.c
    20.c
    26.d

    Answers
    3.d
    4.c
    9.d
    10.a
    15.a
    16.e
    21.d
    22.c
    27.e
    28.d

    5.d
    11.a
    17.d
    23.b
    29.b

    6. c
    12.c
    18.c
    24.a
    30.d

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