Reasoning PYQs

The alphabets are positioned in the following order:

The word can be presented as follows,

Forward: ST, AE

Backward: NT

Hence, we can see that 3 such pairs are there.

The codes are as follows:

Hence, The code for 'practice regularly' is 'ma tw'

The codes are as follow:

Hence, The code for 'results with practice' is 'ma vx pb'.

The codes are as follows:

Hence, The code for 'continues' is 'cq' or 'lm'.

The codes are as follows:

Hence, The code for 'results' is 'pb'.

The codes are as follows: 

Hence, The code for 'practice daily' is 'ma uv'.

Given

Statements:

V ≤ S; P < Q = R; S ≤ T < R

On combining: P < Q = R > T ≥ S ≥ V

Conclusions:

I. T >V → False (as T ≥ S ≥ V → T ≥ V)

II. T = V → False (as T ≥ S ≥ V → T ≥ V)

Note:

Conclusion I and II form a complementary pair.

Hence, either conclusion I or II is true.

**Given

Statements:

** Z = K = R; J = S < P = M = Z

On combining: J = S < P = M = Z = K = R

Conclusions:

I. M = R → True (as M = Z = K = R → therefore M = R)

II. Z > J → True (as Z = P > S = J → therefore Z > J)

Hence, both conclusions I and II are True.

Given

Statements:

A > J ≤ P; Q > R = T < P

On combining: A > J ≤ P > T = R < Q  

I. A > R → False (A > J ≤ P > T = R → thus clear relation between A and R cannot be determined)

II. J < Q → False (J ≤ P > T = R < Q  → thus clear relation between J and Q cannot be determined)

Therefore, neither I nor II is true

i) P  ≥ J: True (P ≥ Q = K ≥ J)

II) P > R: True (P ≥ Q = K > R)

Hence, both follow.

Given:

Seven persons

Seven designations - Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The order of seniority is the same as given above - (CEO) is the senior-most designation and (CIO) is the junior-most designation.

Now,

1. Three designations are there between D and E.

2. D is not the senior most person but senior to the person who is CTO.

3. One person has a designation between G and H.

4. E is just junior to H.

5. G is junior to E. So cases I and III get eliminated.

6. C is senior to H.

7. B is senior to C but junior to A.

Thus, the final arrangement is -

 

C is the CTO.

The correct answer is C.

Given:

Seven persons

Seven designations - Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The order of seniority is the same as given above - (CEO) is the senior-most designation and (CIO) is the junior-most designation. 

Now,

1) Three designations are there between D and E.

2. D is not the senior most person but senior to the person who is CTO.

3. One person has a designation between G and H.

4. E is just junior to H. 

5) G is junior to E. So cases I and III get eliminated.

6) C is senior to H.

7) B is senior to C but junior to A.

Thus, the final arrangement is -

 

CFO is the designation of B

The correct answer is CFO.

Given:

Seven persons

Seven designations - Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The order of seniority is the same as given above - (CEO) is the senior-most designation and (CIO) is the junior-most designation. 

Now,

1) Three designations are there between D and E.

2. D is not the senior most person but senior to the person who is CTO.

3. One person has a designation between G and H.

4. E is just junior to H. 

5) G is junior to E. So cases I and III get eliminated.

6) C is senior to H.

7) B is senior to C but junior to A.

Thus, the final arrangement is -

 

Five persons are junior to D.

The correct answer is Five.

Given:

Seven persons

Seven designations - Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The order of seniority is the same as given above - (CEO) is the senior-most designation and (CIO) is the junior-most designation. 

Now,

1) Three designations are there between D and E.

2. D is not the senior most person but senior to the person who is CTO.

3. One person has a designation between G and H.

4. E is just junior to H. 

5) G is junior to E. So cases I and III get eliminated.

6) C is senior to H.

7) B is senior to C but junior to A.

Thus, the final arrangement is -

 

E is immediately senior to G.

The correct answer is E.

Given:

Seven persons

Seven designations - Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).

The order of seniority is the same as given above - (CEO) is the senior-most designation and (CIO) is the junior-most designation. 

Now,

1) Three designations are there between D and E.

2. D is not the senior most person but senior to the person who is CTO.

3. One person has a designation between G and H.

4. E is just junior to H. 

5) G is junior to E. So cases I and III get eliminated.

6) C is senior to H.

7) B is senior to C but junior to A.

Thus, the final arrangement is -

 

Three persons are designated between H and A.

The correct answer is Three.

Given: Seven persons live on seven different floors numbered as 1, 2 and so on.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1.K lives on the floor which is sixth from the top.

Only two persons live above M. From these, we get-

 

2. U lives two floors below M. T lives on the floor that immediately above U. From these, we get-

 

3. V lives for floors above K. A doesn't live on the first floor. V doesn't live above A. From these, we get the final table as follows-

 

Therefore, from the final table, we see that G lives on the first floor.

Hence, G lives on the first floor.

Given: Seven persons live on seven different floors numbered as 1, 2 and so on.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1.K lives on the floor which is sixth from the top.

Only two persons live above M. From these, we get-

 

2. U lives two floors below M. T lives on the floor that immediately above U. From these, we get-

 

3. V lives for floors above K. A doesn't live on the first floor. V doesn't live above A. From these, we get the final table as follows-

 

Therefore, from the final table, we see that U lives three floors below V.

Hence, U lives three floors below V.

Given: Seven persons live on seven different floors numbered as 1, 2 and so on.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1.K lives on the floor which is sixth from the top.

Only two persons live above M. From these, we get-

 

2. U lives two floors below M. T lives on the floor that immediately above U. From these, we get-

 

3. V lives for floors above K. A doesn't live on the first floor. V doesn't live above A. From these, we get the final table as follows-

 

Therefore, from the final table, we see that five persons live below V. 

Hence, five persons live below V.

Given: Seven persons live on seven different floors numbered as 1, 2 and so on.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1.K lives on the floor which is sixth from the top.

Only two persons live above M. From these, we get-

 

2. U lives two floors below M. T lives on the floor that immediately above U. From these, we get-

 

3. V lives for floors above K. A doesn't live on the first floor. V doesn't live above A. From these, we get the final table as follows-

 

Therefore, from the final table, we see that U lives on the fifth floor when counted form the top.

Hence, U lives on the fifth floor when counted form the top.

Given: Seven persons live on seven different floors numbered as 1, 2 and so on.

Based on the given conditions, we get the following possibilities-

1.K lives on the floor which is sixth from the top.

Only two persons live above M. From these, we get-

 

2. U lives two floors below M. T lives on the floor that immediately above U. From these, we get-

 

3. V lives for floors above K. A doesn't live on the first floor. V doesn't live above A. From these, we get the final table as follows-

 

Therefore, from the final table, we see that the number of persons living below M and G is the same as the number of persons living below T. 

Hence, the number of persons living below M and G is the same as the number of persons living below T.