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done Puzzle (I) Total Questions - 28

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  P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family out of which there are three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher, one engineer and one doctor. No lady is teacher or engineer. R is a lawyer and married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer, is married to S who is neither lawyer nor doctor. No two ladies have the same profession. Q is the sister of W, who is a manager and grandson of V. P is the brother of T who is son of V. T is unmarried.

  How T is related to Q?
  A)
  Father done clear
  B)
  Sister done clear
  C)
  Paternal - Uncle done clear
  D)
  Brother done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family out of which there are three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher, one engineer and one doctor. No lady is teacher or engineer. R is a lawyer and married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer, is married to S who is neither lawyer nor doctor. No two ladies have the same profession. Q is the sister of W, who is a manager and grandson of V. P is the brother of T who is son of V. T is unmarried.

  Four of the following five are alike in a certain way so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?
  A)
  P done clear
  B)
  T done clear
  C)
  V done clear
  D)
  W  done clear
  E)
  S done clear
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  P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family out of which there are three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher, one engineer and one doctor. No lady is teacher or engineer. R is a lawyer and married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer, is married to S who is neither lawyer nor doctor. No two ladies have the same profession. Q is the sister of W, who is a manager and grandson of V. P is the brother of T who is son of V. T is unmarried.

  Four of the following five are alike in a certain way so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?
  A)
  Q - Doctor    done clear
  B)
  V - Engineer done clear
  C)
  W-Manager  done clear
  D)
  R-Manager done clear
  E)
  T - Lawyer done clear
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  P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family out of which there are three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher, one engineer and one doctor. No lady is teacher or engineer. R is a lawyer and married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer, is married to S who is neither lawyer nor doctor. No two ladies have the same profession. Q is the sister of W, who is a manager and grandson of V. P is the brother of T who is son of V. T is unmarried.

  Which of the following group have same profession?
  A)
  PQ done clear
  B)
  WS       done clear
  C)
  TV done clear
  D)
  VS done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family out of which there are three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher, one engineer and one doctor. No lady is teacher or engineer. R is a lawyer and married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer, is married to S who is neither lawyer nor doctor. No two ladies have the same profession. Q is the sister of W, who is a manager and grandson of V. P is the brother of T who is son of V. T is unmarried.

  How S is related to R?
  A)
  Mother done clear
  B)
  Mother - in - law done clear
  C)
  Sister done clear
  D)
  Daughter-in-law done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Six games are played in a year starting from January and ending to July of the same year. Basketball is not played in February or June. Football is played immediately after Hockey. In the month of May cricket is not played and there is one month gap between Cricket and Tennis game. One month prior to the schedule of Polo there is no game (as that month is the 'off' month and January is not the 'off' month).

  Which of the following is the last game scheduled?
  A)
  Cricket done clear
  B)
  Tennis done clear
  C)
  Football       done clear
  D)
  Cannot be determined done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Six games are played in a year starting from January and ending to July of the same year. Basketball is not played in February or June. Football is played immediately after Hockey. In the month of May cricket is not played and there is one month gap between Cricket and Tennis game. One month prior to the schedule of Polo there is no game (as that month is the 'off' month and January is not the 'off' month).

  If March was the 'off' month, the code would be 2-4, if April was the 'off' month, the code would be 3-3. Taking into account the 'off' month which of the following code is correct?
  A)
  Cannot be determined done clear
  B)
         5-1 done clear
  C)
  3-3      done clear
  D)
  4-2 done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Six games are played in a year starting from January and ending to July of the same year. Basketball is not played in February or June. Football is played immediately after Hockey. In the month of May cricket is not played and there is one month gap between Cricket and Tennis game. One month prior to the schedule of Polo there is no game (as that month is the 'off' month and January is not the 'off' month).

  Which game will schedule in the month of May?
  A)
  Polo done clear
  B)
  Football done clear
  C)
  Basketball done clear
  D)
  Cannot be determined done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Six games are played in a year starting from January and ending to July of the same year. Basketball is not played in February or June. Football is played immediately after Hockey. In the month of May cricket is not played and there is one month gap between Cricket and Tennis game. One month prior to the schedule of Polo there is no game (as that month is the 'off' month and January is not the 'off' month).

  How many games were scheduled between Polo and Football?
  A)
  One      done clear
  B)
  Two done clear
  C)
  Three     done clear
  D)
  Cannot be determined done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Six games are played in a year starting from January and ending to July of the same year. Basketball is not played in February or June. Football is played immediately after Hockey. In the month of May cricket is not played and there is one month gap between Cricket and Tennis game. One month prior to the schedule of Polo there is no game (as that month is the 'off' month and January is not the 'off' month).

  If someone wants to attend only two games out of Football, Tennis and Basketball, but wants the two months to be successive (one after the other) then which game - Combination may be selected?
  A)
  Tennis, Basketball done clear
  B)
  Football, Basketball done clear
  C)
  Football, Tennis done clear
  D)
  Any two of the three is possible done clear
  E)
  With the condition of successive month it is not possible done clear
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  In an examination, six subjects A, B, C, D, E and F were available for a candidate of which only three had to be offered under the following conditions:

  (1) One who offered A had to offer B also and vice versa.

  (2) One who offered A could not offer E.

  (3) One who offered C or D could not offer F. The distribution of the candidates over the subjects was as follows:

  A-70, B-70, C-90, D-85, E-70, F-35

  How many combinations were permitted?
  A)
  Four  done clear
  B)
  Five      done clear
  C)
  Six done clear
  D)
  Seven     done clear
  E)
  None of these             done clear
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  In an examination, six subjects A, B, C, D, E and F were available for a candidate of which only three had to be offered under the following conditions:

  (1) One who offered A had to offer B also and vice versa.

  (2) One who offered A could not offer E.

  (3) One who offered C or D could not offer F. The distribution of the candidates over the subjects was as follows:

  A-70, B-70, C-90, D-85, E-70, F-35

  How many candidates appeared for the examination in all?
  A)
  120       done clear
  B)
  130        done clear
  C)
  140 done clear
  D)
  380       done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  In an examination, six subjects A, B, C, D, E and F were available for a candidate of which only three had to be offered under the following conditions:

  (1) One who offered A had to offer B also and vice versa.

  (2) One who offered A could not offer E.

  (3) One who offered C or D could not offer F. The distribution of the candidates over the subjects was as follows:

  A-70, B-70, C-90, D-85, E-70, F-35

  How many candidates offered the combination A+B+C?
  A)
  15 done clear
  B)
  20     done clear
  C)
  35 done clear
  D)
  70 done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  In an examination, six subjects A, B, C, D, E and F were available for a candidate of which only three had to be offered under the following conditions:

  (1) One who offered A had to offer B also and vice versa.

  (2) One who offered A could not offer E.

  (3) One who offered C or D could not offer F. The distribution of the candidates over the subjects was as follows:

  A-70, B-70, C-90, D-85, E-70, F-35

  How many candidates combined C with D?
  A)
  15 done clear
  B)
  20       done clear
  C)
  35 done clear
  D)
  70 done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  In an examination, six subjects A, B, C, D, E and F were available for a candidate of which only three had to be offered under the following conditions:

  (1) One who offered A had to offer B also and vice versa.

  (2) One who offered A could not offer E.

  (3) One who offered C or D could not offer F. The distribution of the candidates over the subjects was as follows:

  A-70, B-70, C-90, D-85, E-70, F-35

  How many candidates offered B with F?
  A)
  15 done clear
  B)
  20       done clear
  C)
  35 done clear
  D)
  70 done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  (i) S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are eight students in the class. Three of them study English and Commerce each and two of them study Sanskrit. Each one of them has a different weight.

  (ii) The heaviest does not study Sanskrit and the lightest does not study English.

  (iii) X is heavier than S and V, but lighter than Z and T. W, who does not study English, is heavier than T and is the second heaviest. Y is lighter than V but heavier than S.

  (iv) Z, who is fourth from the top, studies Commerce along with V.

  (v) Y does not study either English or Sanskrit. T does not study Sanskrit.

  Who is the heaviest?
  A)
  X done clear
  B)
  S done clear
  C)
  T done clear
  D)
  V  done clear
  E)
  U done clear
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  (i) S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are eight students in the class. Three of them study English and Commerce each and two of them study Sanskrit. Each one of them has a different weight.

  (ii) The heaviest does not study Sanskrit and the lightest does not study English.

  (iii) X is heavier than S and V, but lighter than Z and T. W, who does not study English, is heavier than T and is the second heaviest. Y is lighter than V but heavier than S.

  (iv) Z, who is fourth from the top, studies Commerce along with V.

  (v) Y does not study either English or Sanskrit. T does not study Sanskrit.

  Who is the lightest?
  A)
  V done clear
  B)
  W done clear
  C)
  U done clear
  D)
  T  done clear
  E)
  S done clear
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  (i) S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are eight students in the class. Three of them study English and Commerce each and two of them study Sanskrit. Each one of them has a different weight.

  (ii) The heaviest does not study Sanskrit and the lightest does not study English.

  (iii) X is heavier than S and V, but lighter than Z and T. W, who does not study English, is heavier than T and is the second heaviest. Y is lighter than V but heavier than S.

  (iv) Z, who is fourth from the top, studies Commerce along with V.

  (v) Y does not study either English or Sanskrit. T does not study Sanskrit.

  Which subject studied by W?
  A)
  Commerce    done clear
  B)
  Sanskrit done clear
  C)
  English done clear
  D)
  Can't be determined done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  (i) S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are eight students in the class. Three of them study English and Commerce each and two of them study Sanskrit. Each one of them has a different weight.

  (ii) The heaviest does not study Sanskrit and the lightest does not study English.

  (iii) X is heavier than S and V, but lighter than Z and T. W, who does not study English, is heavier than T and is the second heaviest. Y is lighter than V but heavier than S.

  (iv) Z, who is fourth from the top, studies Commerce along with V.

  (v) Y does not study either English or Sanskrit. T does not study Sanskrit.

  Who is second lightest according to their weight?
  A)
  V done clear
  B)
  U  done clear
  C)
  Y done clear
  D)
  T   done clear
  E)
  X done clear
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  Eight boxes G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are arranged in the top to bottom. Each of them contains different colour Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Purple, White, Pink and Brown, but not necessary in the same order. Only four boxes kept between G and H, which contains Black colour. Only two boxes kept between the box which contains Yellow and G. As many boxes kept between H and M as between H and K. M kept at one of the positions above to K and contains Red colour. The box which contains Brown colour kept between J and L. N is kept immediately below to J. Only one box kept between I and the box which contains Blue. The box which contains White colour kept immediately below to the box which contains Purple. G does not contain White colour.

  Which of the following box kept on top and contains which colour?
  A)
  L-Yellow                        done clear
  B)
  N-Blue   done clear
  C)
  H-Pink               done clear
  D)
  K-Black  done clear
  E)
  M-Red done clear
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  Eight boxes G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are arranged in the top to bottom. Each of them contains different colour Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Purple, White, Pink and Brown, but not necessary in the same order. Only four boxes kept between G and H, which contains Black colour. Only two boxes kept between the box which contains Yellow and G. As many boxes kept between H and M as between H and K. M kept at one of the positions above to K and contains Red colour. The box which contains Brown colour kept between J and L. N is kept immediately below to J. Only one box kept between I and the box which contains Blue. The box which contains White colour kept immediately below to the box which contains Purple. G does not contain White colour.

  How many box kept between G and the box contains Pink colour?
  A)
  None     done clear
  B)
  One      done clear
  C)
  Two done clear
  D)
  Three     done clear
  E)
  Four             done clear
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  Eight boxes G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are arranged in the top to bottom. Each of them contains different colour Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Purple, White, Pink and Brown, but not necessary in the same order. Only four boxes kept between G and H, which contains Black colour. Only two boxes kept between the box which contains Yellow and G. As many boxes kept between H and M as between H and K. M kept at one of the positions above to K and contains Red colour. The box which contains Brown colour kept between J and L. N is kept immediately below to J. Only one box kept between I and the box which contains Blue. The box which contains White colour kept immediately below to the box which contains Purple. G does not contain White colour.

  Which of the following box kept immediately above to I?
  A)
  K done clear
  B)
  L done clear
  C)
  N done clear
  D)
  H done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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  Eight boxes G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are arranged in the top to bottom. Each of them contains different colour Blue, Yellow, Red, Black, Purple, White, Pink and Brown, but not necessary in the same order. Only four boxes kept between G and H, which contains Black colour. Only two boxes kept between the box which contains Yellow and G. As many boxes kept between H and M as between H and K. M kept at one of the positions above to K and contains Red colour. The box which contains Brown colour kept between J and L. N is kept immediately below to J. Only one box kept between I and the box which contains Blue. The box which contains White colour kept immediately below to the box which contains Purple. G does not contain White colour.

  What is the position of N from the top?
  A)
  First      done clear
  B)
  Second    done clear
  C)
  Third                 done clear
  D)
  Fourth     done clear
  E)
  Fifth done clear
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  Six Japanese - H, N, X, K, A and Y study in different schools- i.e. C1, S1, I1, Gl, D1 and A1 and they are located on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different festivals of different religions i.e. Eid, Holi, Janmashtami, Christmas, Onam and Durga Puja, not necessarily in the same order. Each school is closed on a different day from Monday to Saturday. The one who likes the Onam festival and his/her school is S1, is on the 6th floor of the building. Schools of A and N are on even numbered floor and A studies in school that is closed on Monday. C1 school is on the lowest floor and it is closed on Tuesday. G1 school is on the floor next to H and it is closed on Thursday. The student of A1 school likes Durga Puja festival and his school is closed on Monday. Y likes Christmas festival and he has only one neighbour.

  One of the schools on even numbered floors has closed on Friday. K is located two floors below X and he likes Janmashtami festival. X likes the festival of Eid and he studies in a school that is closed on Wednesday.

  Who is the studying in C1?
  A)
  The one who likes the Holi festival. done clear
  B)
  The one whose school is closed on Tuesday. done clear
  C)
  The one whose school is closed on Monday. done clear
  D)
  The one who likes the Eid festival. done clear
  E)
  H done clear
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  Six Japanese - H, N, X, K, A and Y study in different schools- i.e. C1, S1, I1, Gl, D1 and A1 and they are located on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different festivals of different religions i.e. Eid, Holi, Janmashtami, Christmas, Onam and Durga Puja, not necessarily in the same order. Each school is closed on a different day from Monday to Saturday. The one who likes the Onam festival and his/her school is S1, is on the 6th floor of the building. Schools of A and N are on even numbered floor and A studies in school that is closed on Monday. C1 school is on the lowest floor and it is closed on Tuesday. G1 school is on the floor next to H and it is closed on Thursday. The student of A1 school likes Durga Puja festival and his school is closed on Monday. Y likes Christmas festival and he has only one neighbour.

  One of the schools on even numbered floors has closed on Friday. K is located two floors below X and he likes Janmashtami festival. X likes the festival of Eid and he studies in a school that is closed on Wednesday.

  Which festival does H like?
  A)
  Janmashtami   done clear
  B)
  Eid done clear
  C)
  Holi      done clear
  D)
  Christmas done clear
  E)
  Durga Puja             done clear
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  Directions: 24-28 - Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

  Six Japanese - H, N, X, K, A and Y study in different schools- i.e. C1, S1, I1, Gl, D1 and A1 and they are located on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different festivals of different religions i.e. Eid, Holi, Janmashtami, Christmas, Onam and Durga Puja, not necessarily in the same order. Each school is closed on a different day from Monday to Saturday. The one who likes the Onam festival and his/her school is S1, is on the 6th floor of the building. Schools of A and N are on even numbered floor and A studies in school that is closed on Monday. C1 school is on the lowest floor and it is closed on Tuesday. G1 school is on the floor next to H and it is closed on Thursday. The student of A1 school likes Durga Puja festival and his school is closed on Monday. Y likes Christmas festival and he has only one neighbour.

  One of the schools on even numbered floors has closed on Friday. K is located two floors below X and he likes Janmashtami festival. X likes the festival of Eid and he studies in a school that is closed on Wednesday.

  Who has on leave on Thursday?
  A)
  K done clear
  B)
  N done clear
  C)
  A done clear
  D)
  X  done clear
  E)
  H done clear
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  Directions: 24-28 - Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

  Six Japanese - H, N, X, K, A and Y study in different schools- i.e. C1, S1, I1, Gl, D1 and A1 and they are located on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different festivals of different religions i.e. Eid, Holi, Janmashtami, Christmas, Onam and Durga Puja, not necessarily in the same order. Each school is closed on a different day from Monday to Saturday. The one who likes the Onam festival and his/her school is S1, is on the 6th floor of the building. Schools of A and N are on even numbered floor and A studies in school that is closed on Monday. C1 school is on the lowest floor and it is closed on Tuesday. G1 school is on the floor next to H and it is closed on Thursday. The student of A1 school likes Durga Puja festival and his school is closed on Monday. Y likes Christmas festival and he has only one neighbour.

  One of the schools on even numbered floors has closed on Friday. K is located two floors below X and he likes Janmashtami festival. X likes the festival of Eid and he studies in a school that is closed on Wednesday.

  If I1 school is closed on Saturday, on which day will D1 school be closed?
  A)
  Monday                         done clear
  B)
  Thursday done clear
  C)
  Friday               done clear
  D)
  Wednesday done clear
  E)
  Tuesday             done clear
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  Directions: 24-28 - Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

  Six Japanese - H, N, X, K, A and Y study in different schools- i.e. C1, S1, I1, Gl, D1 and A1 and they are located on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different festivals of different religions i.e. Eid, Holi, Janmashtami, Christmas, Onam and Durga Puja, not necessarily in the same order. Each school is closed on a different day from Monday to Saturday. The one who likes the Onam festival and his/her school is S1, is on the 6th floor of the building. Schools of A and N are on even numbered floor and A studies in school that is closed on Monday. C1 school is on the lowest floor and it is closed on Tuesday. G1 school is on the floor next to H and it is closed on Thursday. The student of A1 school likes Durga Puja festival and his school is closed on Monday. Y likes Christmas festival and he has only one neighbour.

  One of the schools on even numbered floors has closed on Friday. K is located two floors below X and he likes Janmashtami festival. X likes the festival of Eid and he studies in a school that is closed on Wednesday.

  Which of the following combination is correct?
  A)
  A1-A-Monday-Eid done clear
  B)
  G1 - K - Thursday - Janmashtami done clear
  C)
  C1 - Y - Saturday - Christmas done clear
  D)
  S1 - N - Wednesday - Onam done clear
  E)
  None of these done clear
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