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On Maple Ave, five houses are numbered 14-22, even numbers: K is at 14; L is at 20; N is immediately below L; O is at the top.
Who lives at 18?
N
L
M
O
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N
In Floors 1-5: P does not live at the top; Q lives above P; R lives above Q but below T; S lives immediately below T.
Who lives on floor 3?
P
Q
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P
Moli travelled on an odd day before Subodh but after Lata.
If Subodh went on the 21st and Lata on the 17th, then when did Moli go?
15th
19th
17th
13th
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15th
Using all letters of I C E R P T E, choose the correct word.
CRIPEST
PECTRIE
PIERCT
RECEIPT
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CRIPEST
If you get two urgent tasks from different managers at the same time, what's the best approach?
Ask which one to prioritise
Do the easier task first
Pick the one you like
Skip one task
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Ask which one to prioritise
You miss the last train and still need to reach home safely.
What is the best decision?
Walk alone through an unsafe area
Call a stranger for help
Sleep at the station
Take a safe available cab/ride
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Walk alone through an unsafe area
You find a risky error in an already submitted client report.
What is the best action?
Hope the client doesn't notice
Blame another department
Ignore error
Inform the client about the error and send the correction
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Hope the client doesn't notice
A tech company gives work-from-home only to employees living in certain high-income neighbourhoods.
Which inference is valid?
High-income employees are more skilled
High-income areas have better internet
Low-income employees refused the option
Policy discriminates by location
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High-income employees are more skilled