The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement(s) and select the appropriate answer.
1. Statement: P < L ≤ A > M = K ≥ E
Conclusions: I. K ≤ L II. P < E
1) Only conclusion II is true
2) Either conclusion I or II is true
3) Both conclusions I and II are true
4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5) Only conclusion I is true
2. Statements: P > R = A < Y; D < A
Conclusions: I. P > D II. D < Y
1) Both conclusions I and II are true
2) Only conclusion I is true
3) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
4) Either conclusion I or II is true
5) Only conclusion II is true
3. Statements: P > R = A < Y; D < A
Conclusions: I. P < Y II. R ≤ D
1) Both conclusions I and II are true
2) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
3) Only conclusion I is true
4) Only conclusion II is true
5) Either conclusion I or II is true
4. Statements: C ≥ R > A = S ≤ H; R < P < Q
Conclusions: I. C > S II. P < C
1) Either conclusion I or II is true
2) Both conclusions I and II are true
3) Only conclusion II is true
4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
5) Only conclusion I is true
5. Statements: C ≥ R > A = S ≤ H; R < P < Q
Conclusions: I. H ≥ R II. R < Q
1) Both conclusions I and II are true
2) Only conclusion II is true
3) Only conclusion I is true
4) Either conclusion I or II is true.
5) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
In a certain code 'rural and urban divide' is written as 'na ku zu la', 'gap in rural infrastructure' is written as 'kt la vm pl', urban planning more important is written as 'ti na cu bu' and 'more divide than gap' is written as 'pl
cu dm zu' (All codes are two-letter codes only).
6. What is the code for 'and' in the given code language?
1) ku
2) zu
3) dm
4) la
5) na
7. Which of the following may represent 'important theory planning' in the given code language?
1) la bu ti
2) ti bu kt
3) bu pl ti
4) bu xt ti
5) gm ti vm
8. Which of the following represents 'more rural' in the given code language?
1) cu pl
2) vm la
3) la cu
4) cu ti
5) la ku
9. What does the code 'dm' stand for in the given code language?
1) Either gap or more
2) than
3) divide
4) more
5) gap
10. What is the code for 'infrastructure' in the given code language?
1) zu
2) na
3) Either kt or vm
4) pi
5) la
numbered I and II. You have to take the three given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
11. Statements:
All railways are trains.
No train is a station.
Some stations are platforms.
Conclusions:
I. All railways being platform is a possibility.
II. No railway is a station.
1) Only conclusion I follows
2) Only conclusion II follows
3) Both conclusions I and II follow
4) Either conclusion I or II follows
5) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
12. Statements:
All erasers are sharpeners.
All sharpeners are pencils.
Some pencils are pens.
Conclusions:
I. No eraser is a pen.
II. All pencils are sharpeners.
1) Only conclusion I follows
2) Only conclusion II follows
3) Either conclusion I or II follows
4) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
5) Both conclusions I and II follow
13. Statements:
All winters are summers.
Some summers are springs.
No spring is a autumn.
Conclusions:
I. At least some winters are springs.
II. Some autumns being summers is a possibility.
1) Either conclusion I or II follows
2) Both conclusions I and II follow
3) Only conclusion I follows
4) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
5) Only conclusion II follows
14. Statements:
All erasers are sharpeners.
All sharpeners are pencils.
Some pencils are pens.
Conclusions:
I. At least some sharpeners are pens.
II. No sharpener is a pen.
1) Either conclusion I or II follows
2) Both conclusions I and II follow
3) Only conclusion I follows
4) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
5) Only conclusion II follows
15. Statements:
All winters are summers.
Some summers are springs.
No spring is an autumn.
Conclusions:
I. All summers can never be autumns.
II. At least some summers are winters.
1) Either conclusion I or II follows
2) Both conclusions I and II follow
3) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
4) Only conclusion I follows
5) Only conclusion II follows
Seven people P, Q, R, S, T, U and V live on separate floors of a 7-floor building. Ground floor
is numbered I, first floor is numbered 2 and so on until the top most floor is numbered 7. Each one
of them is travelling to a different city viz, Delhi, Mumbai, Patna, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru
and Lucknow but not necessarily in the same order. Only three people live above the floor on
which P lives. Only one person lives between P and the one travelling to Bengaluru. U lives immediately below the one travelling to Mumbai. The one travelling to Mumbai lives on an evennumbered floor. Only three people live between the ones travelling to Bengaluru and Patna. T lives immediately above R. T is not travelling to Patna. Only two people live between Q and the
one travelling to Kolkata. The one travelling to Kolkata lives below the floor on which Q lives.
The one travelling to Delhi does not live immediately above or immediately below Q. S does not
live immediately above or immediately below P. V does not travel to Chennai.
16. Which of the following is true with respect to V as per the given information?
1) The one who lives immediately below V is travelling to Mumbai.
2) V lives on floor No.7
3) V lives immediately below T.
4) V lives on the lowermost floor.
5) V is travelling to Bengaluru.
17. Who among the following lives on floor no.3?
1) The one travelling to Chennai.
2) The one travelling to Kolkata
3) R
4) V
5) T
18. Who lives on the floor immediately above T?
1) P
2) Q
3) S
4) V
5) U
19. To which of the following cities is S travelling?
1) Mumbai
2) Bengaluru
3) Patna
4) Kolkata
5) Chennai
20. How many people live between the floors on which S and the one travelling to Mumbai
live?
1) None
2) Two
3) One
4) More than three
5) Three
