IBPS RRB Clerk 14 Nov 2016 shift 3

Instructions

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
L is the only child of K,R,T is married to L. S is the sister of R. S is the only daughter of B. J, the father of B has only two children. Q is the daughter of J.

Question 21

If J has only one daughter, then how is B related to K?

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Question 22

How is Q related to R?

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Instructions

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
R is 15m west of Q. J is 6m north of Q. W is 2m west of J. L is 10m south of W. K is 6m west of L.

Question 23

If F is 4m to the south of R and V is 2m east of K, how far is Point F from Point V?

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Question 24

Kabir walks 10m towards south from Point J, takes a right turn and walks for 3m. How far will he be from Point K?

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Question 25

In which direction is R with respect to J?

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Instructions

In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement(s). The statement(s) are followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer.
Give answer a: if neither Conclusion I nor Conclusion II is true
Give answer b: if either Conclusion I or Conclusion II is true
Give answer c: if both the Conclusion I and Conclusion II are true
Give answer d: if only Conclusion I is true
Give answer e: if only Conclusion II is true

Question 26

Statements :
M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < G

Conclusions :
I. M ≤ E
II. G > N

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Question 27

Statements :
M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < G
Conclusions :
I. N ≤ E
II. G > M

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Question 28

Statements: L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ A

Conclusions :
I. P ≤ L
II. R > P

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Question 29

Statements:

L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ A
Conclusions :
I. L ≥ P
II. A ≥ R

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Question 30

Statements :
W > Q = U ≥ I < T ≤ C
Conclusions :
I. W > T
II. Q ≥ C

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IBPS RRB Clerk 14 Nov 2016 shift 3

If J has only one daughter, then how is B related to K?

How is Q related to R?

If F is 4m to the south of R and V is 2m east of K, how far is Point F from Point V?

Kabir walks 10m towards south from Point J, takes a right turn and walks for 3m. How far will he be from Point K?

In which direction is R with respect to J?

Statements :M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < G Conclusions :I. M ≤ EII. G > N

Statements :M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < GConclusions :I. N ≤ EII. G > M

Statements: L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ A Conclusions :I. P ≤ LII. R > P

Statements: L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ AConclusions :I. L ≥ PII. A ≥ R

Statements :W > Q = U ≥ I < T ≤ CConclusions :I. W > TII. Q ≥ C

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Statements :
M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < G

Conclusions :
I. M ≤ E
II. G > N

Statements :
M ≤ A ≥ N; E ≤ A < G
Conclusions :
I. N ≤ E
II. G > M

Statements: L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ A

Conclusions :
I. P ≤ L
II. R > P

Statements:

L ≥ Y ≥ A < R; P ≤ A
Conclusions :
I. L ≥ P
II. A ≥ R

Statements :
W > Q = U ≥ I < T ≤ C
Conclusions :
I. W > T
II. Q ≥ C