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Ten persons J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T are sitting around a rectangular table such that two persons sit on each of the two longer sides and one person sits on each of the two shorter sides and one person sits on each of the four corners of the table. The persons sitting in the corners face towards the centre while the persons sitting on the sides of the table face away from the centre of the table.
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table. N faces T. S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S. M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P. The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L. Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K.
Question 1: What is the position of Q with respect to T?
a) Immediate left
b) Second to the right
c) Immediate right
d) Third to the left
e) Second to the left
Question 2: ____ people sit between M and L when counted to the ____ of M.
a) Three, Left
b) Five, Right
c) Three, Right
d) Five, Left
e) More than one option
Question 3: Who sits third to the left of the person who is immediate right of P?
a) J
b) Q
c) T
d) M
e) None of these
Question 4: Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to that group?
a) K – J
b) P – Q
c) S – L
d) N – T
e) S – R
Question 5: How many people sit between N and Q when counted to the left of N?
a) Three
b) Five
c) Four
d) Two
e) None
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Instructions
Eight people C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting around a circular table. Some of them are facing the center of the circle. While some of them are facing opposite to the center of the circle. Each person has a different lucky number from 1 to 9.
The direction of E is opposite to D. The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F. The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other. The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one. The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The lucky number of E is not an even number. G sits exactly between F and H. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
Question 6: If all the people are arranged in alphabetical order around the circular table starting from C in the anticlockwise direction, then the position of how many people remain unchanged (except C).
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) More than three
e) No one
Question 7: The direction of how many people cannot be determined definitely?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) More than three
e) No one
Question 8: Which of the following people has the largest lucky number?
a) J
b) G
c) C
d) F
e) Cannot be determined
Question 9: What is the lucky number of C?
a) 7
b) 6
c) Either 7 or 6
d) 9
e) None of the above
Question 10: Which of the following statements are true?
(i) The person whose lucky number is 9 is fourth to the left of the person whose lucky number is 3.
(ii) No one has 7 as a lucky number.
(iii) One person is sitting between D and I.
a) Only (i)
b) Only (iii)
c) Only (i) and (ii)
d) Only (ii) and (iii)
e) All are true.
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Instructions
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Eight people A, B, C, D, W, X, Y, Z are sitting around a square table such that four persons sit in the middle of the side of the table while the remaining four sit at the four corners of the table. The persons sitting in the middle of the side face away from the centre while the persons sitting in the corners of the table face towards the centre. There are four males and four females in the group such that not more than two persons of the same gender sit together.
B sits second to the right of Y. X is an immediate neighbour of B and she faces A. One person sits between W and Y and both W and Y are of the opposite gender. No one sits between W and D. C sits third to the left of Z. The immediate neighbours of Z are of the opposite gender of Z. W and A are of opposite gender and the gender of W is the same as the gender of X. The immediate neighbours of B are of the opposite gender of him. The person who is opposite to Y is of the same gender as of Y. The person who is second to the right of C is male.
Question 11: Who sits second to the right of D?
a) B
b) A
c) X
d) W
e) Z
Question 12: Which of the following airports is going to be acquired by the Adani group?
a) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai
b) Bengaluru International Airport, Bengaluru
c) Kolkata International Airport, Kolkata
d) Anna International Airport, Chennai
e) Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi
Question 13: What is the GDP growth of India in the first quarter of financial year 2020-21 as per the recent National Statistical Office (NSO) data?
a) -21.7%
b) -23.9%
c) -22.4%
d) -18.6%
e) None of these
Question 14: As per the revised guidelines of Priority Sector Lending, the loans of upto ________ for startups in the Agriculture and MSME sector will be given under Priority Sector.
a) Rs.50 lakh
b) Rs.10 crore
c) Rs.25 crore
d) Rs.50 crore
e) None of these
Question 15: The Reserve Bank of India has decided to conduct simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities under Open Market Operations (OMO) for Rs. _________.
a) 5000 crore
b) 2500 crore
c) 7500 crore
d) 10000 crore
e) 1000 crore
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Answers & Solutions:
1) Answer (A)
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table.
N faces T.
S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S.
M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P.
The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L.
Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K. Possibility I can be eliminated here.
Only Q is remaining.
Q is to the immediate left of T.
2) Answer (E)
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table.
N faces T.
S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S.
M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P.
The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L.
Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K. Possibility I can be eliminated here.
Only Q is remaining.
Three people sit between M and L when counted to the right of M.
Five people sit between M and L when counted to the left of M.
3) Answer (B)
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table.
N faces T.
S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S.
M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P.
The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L.
Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K. Possibility I can be eliminated here.
Only Q is remaining.
Q sits third to the left of the person who is immediate right of P.
4) Answer (E)
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table.
N faces T.
S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S.
M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P.
The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L.
Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K. Possibility I can be eliminated here.
Only Q is remaining.
All the given pairs of persons in the options except S – R sit opposite to each other.
5) Answer (B)
K sits second to the right of R and either K or R sits at one of the corners of the table.
N faces T.
S sits to the immediate right of N. Neither K nor R is an immediate neighbour of S.
M faces the person who is to the immediate right of P.
The immediate neighbours of L face the opposite direction of L.
Three persons sit between K and J when counted to the left of K. Possibility I can be eliminated here.
Only Q is remaining.
Five people sit between N and Q when counted to the left of N.
6) Answer (B)
F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. G sits exactly between F and H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
As per the above given conditions, there are four possible cases which are given below in Case(i), Case(ii), Case(iii) and Case(iv).
The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. The lucky number of E is not an even number. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. The direction of E is opposite to D.
In Case(iii) and Case(iv), the lucky number of E is 5. But after that C is not possible as per the above given condition. So these cases are eliminated.
The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table.
In Case(ii), the person whose lucky number is 3 faces the center of the table which is not possible as per the condition. So this case is eliminated.
The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one.
(E-G) = 1 or (G-E) = 1.
So the values of G can be either 4 or 6.
The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three.
(G-J) = 3 or (J-G) = 3
If the lucky number of G is 4, then the lucky number of J will be either 1 or 7.
If the lucky number of G is 6, then the lucky number of J will be either 9 or 3. But 3 have already been taken by I. So the lucky number of J can be 9.
There are two possible lucky numbers for G which are given below in Case(i)(a) and Case(i)(b).
The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F.
In Case(i)(a), as per the first condition, the lucky number of J will not be 7.
Here J + H = F.
In Case(i)(a) 1+8 = F. So F = 9.
In Case(i)(b) 9+8 = F. So F = 17 which is not possible. So this case is eliminated.
The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other.
Now 6 and 7 are remaining. So the lucky number of C will be 6. Because the lucky number of C should not be a prime number as per the above given condition.
Therefore, we got the final arrangement which is given above.
Hence, option b is the correct answer.
7) Answer (A)
F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. G sits exactly between F and H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
As per the above given conditions, there are four possible cases which are given below in Case(i), Case(ii), Case(iii) and Case(iv).
The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. The lucky number of E is not an even number. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. The direction of E is opposite to D.
In Case(iii) and Case(iv), the lucky number of E is 5. But after that C is not possible as per the above given condition. So these cases are eliminated.
The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table.
In Case(ii), the person whose lucky number is 3 faces the center of the table which is not possible as per the condition. So this case is eliminated.
The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one.
(E-G) = 1 or (G-E) = 1.
So the values of G can be either 4 or 6.
The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three.
(G-J) = 3 or (J-G) = 3
If the lucky number of G is 4, then the lucky number of J will be either 1 or 7.
If the lucky number of G is 6, then the lucky number of J will be either 9 or 3. But 3 have already been taken by I. So the lucky number of J can be 9.
There are two possible lucky numbers for G which are given below in Case(i)(a) and Case(i)(b).
The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F.
In Case(i)(a), as per the first condition, the lucky number of J will not be 7.
Here J + H = F.
In Case(i)(a) 1+8 = F. So F = 9.
In Case(i)(b) 9+8 = F. So F = 17 which is not possible. So this case is eliminated.
The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other.
Now 6 and 7 are remaining. So the lucky number of C will be 6. Because the lucky number of C should not be a prime number as per the above given condition.
Therefore, we got the final arrangement which is given above.
According to the above arrangement, the direction of only one person G cannot be determined definitely.
Hence, option a is the correct answer.
8) Answer (D)
F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. G sits exactly between F and H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
As per the above given conditions, there are four possible cases which are given below in Case(i), Case(ii), Case(iii) and Case(iv).
The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. The lucky number of E is not an even number. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. The direction of E is opposite to D.
In Case(iii) and Case(iv), the lucky number of E is 5. But after that C is not possible as per the above given condition. So these cases are eliminated.
The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table.
In Case(ii), the person whose lucky number is 3 faces the center of the table which is not possible as per the condition. So this case is eliminated.
The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one.
(E-G) = 1 or (G-E) = 1.
So the values of G can be either 4 or 6.
The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three.
(G-J) = 3 or (J-G) = 3
If the lucky number of G is 4, then the lucky number of J will be either 1 or 7.
If the lucky number of G is 6, then the lucky number of J will be either 9 or 3. But 3 have already been taken by I. So the lucky number of J can be 9.
There are two possible lucky numbers for G which are given below in Case(i)(a) and Case(i)(b).
The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F.
In Case(i)(a), as per the first condition, the lucky number of J will not be 7.
Here J + H = F.
In Case(i)(a) 1+8 = F. So F = 9.
In Case(i)(b) 9+8 = F. So F = 17 which is not possible. So this case is eliminated.
The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other.
Now 6 and 7 are remaining. So the lucky number of C will be 6. Because the lucky number of C should not be a prime number as per the above given condition.
Therefore, we got the final arrangement which is given above.
According to the above arrangement, F has the largest lucky number.
Hence, option d is the correct answer.
9) Answer (B)
F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. G sits exactly between F and H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
As per the above given conditions, there are four possible cases which are given below in Case(i), Case(ii), Case(iii) and Case(iv).
The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. The lucky number of E is not an even number. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. The direction of E is opposite to D.
In Case(iii) and Case(iv), the lucky number of E is 5. But after that C is not possible as per the above given condition. So these cases are eliminated.
The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table.
In Case(ii), the person whose lucky number is 3 faces the center of the table which is not possible as per the condition. So this case is eliminated.
The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one.
(E-G) = 1 or (G-E) = 1.
So the values of G can be either 4 or 6.
The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three.
(G-J) = 3 or (J-G) = 3
If the lucky number of G is 4, then the lucky number of J will be either 1 or 7.
If the lucky number of G is 6, then the lucky number of J will be either 9 or 3. But 3 have already been taken by I. So the lucky number of J can be 9.
There are two possible lucky numbers for G which are given below in Case(i)(a) and Case(i)(b).
The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F.
In Case(i)(a), as per the first condition, the lucky number of J will not be 7.
Here J + H = F.
In Case(i)(a) 1+8 = F. So F = 9.
In Case(i)(b) 9+8 = F. So F = 17 which is not possible. So this case is eliminated.
The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other.
Now 6 and 7 are remaining. So the lucky number of C will be 6. Because the lucky number of C should not be a prime number as per the above given condition.
Therefore, we got the final arrangement which is given above.
According to the above arrangement, the lucky number of C is 6.
Hence, option b is the correct answer.
10) Answer (C)
F is second to the left of one whose lucky number is the cubic number but not 1. Two people are sitting between F and J who is third to the right of H. H is immediately right of the one whose lucky number is an even prime number who is not an immediate neighbour of F. G sits exactly between F and H. One person is sitting between the person whose lucky number is 5 and G.
As per the above given conditions, there are four possible cases which are given below in Case(i), Case(ii), Case(iii) and Case(iv).
The person whose lucky number is the multiple of 5 is third to the left of I whose immediate neighbours face opposite directions to each other. The lucky number of E is not an even number. E is immediately right of C and both of them face the same direction. The direction of E is opposite to D.
In Case(iii) and Case(iv), the lucky number of E is 5. But after that C is not possible as per the above given condition. So these cases are eliminated.
The person whose lucky number is 3 is second to the left of C. The person whose lucky number is 3 does not face the center of the table.
In Case(ii), the person whose lucky number is 3 faces the center of the table which is not possible as per the condition. So this case is eliminated.
The difference between the lucky numbers of E and G is one.
(E-G) = 1 or (G-E) = 1.
So the values of G can be either 4 or 6.
The difference between the lucky numbers of G and J is three.
(G-J) = 3 or (J-G) = 3
If the lucky number of G is 4, then the lucky number of J will be either 1 or 7.
If the lucky number of G is 6, then the lucky number of J will be either 9 or 3. But 3 have already been taken by I. So the lucky number of J can be 9.
There are two possible lucky numbers for G which are given below in Case(i)(a) and Case(i)(b).
The lucky numbers of J and C are not a prime number. The sum of the lucky number is J and H is equal to the lucky number of F.
In Case(i)(a), as per the first condition, the lucky number of J will not be 7.
Here J + H = F.
In Case(i)(a) 1+8 = F. So F = 9.
In Case(i)(b) 9+8 = F. So F = 17 which is not possible. So this case is eliminated.
The immediate neighbours of the person whose lucky number is 4 face opposite directions to each other.
Now 6 and 7 are remaining. So the lucky number of C will be 6. Because the lucky number of C should not be a prime number as per the above given condition.
Therefore, we got the final arrangement which is given above.
Hence, option c is the correct answer.
11) Answer (C)
B sits second to the right of Y. X is an immediate neighbour of B and she faces A.
One person sits between W and Y and both W and Y are of the opposite gender.
No one sits between W and D.
C sits third to the left of Z. The immediate neighbours of Z are of the opposite gender of Z.
Here, There will be two possibilities and in possibility I, the genders of X, Z and D can be determined.
W and A are of opposite gender and the gender of W is the same as the gender of X.
The immediate neighbours of B are of the opposite gender of him. The immediate neighbours of Z are of the opposite gender of Z.
The person who is opposite to Y is of the same gender as of Y.
In Possibility II, four persons are male. So D will be female.
The person who is second to the right of C is male.
Possibility I can be eliminated here.
X sits second to the right of D.
12) Answer (A)
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai is going to be acquired by the Adani Group. The Adani Group will now take steps to complete the acquisition of 23.5% equity stake from ACSA (Airports Company of South Africa Ltd) and Bidvest in Mumbai International Airport Limited. The airport is currently owned by the GVK group of companies, Hyderabad.
13) Answer (B)
As per the recently released data of the National Statistical Office (NSO), the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of India has sharply contracted by -23.9% in the first quarter (April – June) of the financial year 2020-21.
14) Answer (D)
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced the new guidelines for Priority Sector Lending (PSL). As per the new guidelines, the loans of upto Rs.50 crore for startups in Agriculture and MSME sector will be given under Priority Sector.
15) Answer (D)
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to conduct simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities under Open Market Operations (OMOs) for Rs.10000 crore. This simultaneous purchase and sale of government securities under OMO is known as ‘Operation Twist’.
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