SBI Associate 2011 PO

Except Change, all other words refer to action of 'making parts of something whole/complete'.
Change means to 'transform' or in some context 'substitute'.

Hence, the correct option is B.

Advocate means to 'counsel' or 'represent someone in legal case'.
All other words concern 'imparting of knowledge or information'.

Hence, correct option is option D.

Except 'Extend', all other words mean or represent action of moving upward.
Extend means to 'append'.

Hence, the correct option is option A.

The expression, A>B$$\geq$$C=D $$\leq$$ E =F,

Means that A is greater than B which can be greater than or equal to C. Now, if C is equal to D, naturally A is greter than D.

Also, D is less than or equal to E. As E and F are equal, D is less than or equal to F. Hence, C is less than or equal to F.

P>Q=R$$\leq$$T<S
means P is greater than Q and hence, P is greater than R. R is less than or equal to T. T is less than S. Therefore, Q is less than T.

Hence, the correct option is A.

From the expression $$P \times Q+R-T$$ we can make deductions as:

P is father of Q. Q is daughter of R. Hence, P and R are husband and wife.
Also, R is sister of T. Hence, R must be daughter or son of S for P to be son in law of S.

Hence, the correct option is E

From the first three conditions, two solns are possible

S _ _ Q _ _

_ E _ _ _ _

or

_ _ S _ _ Q

_ _ _ E _ _

As B and F have two people between them and neither are at the extremes, they must by in the second and fifth place. Hence, we can rule out configuration 1.

From the 6th condition, B should be fifth from left and F second.

Thus, we get

P _ S _ _ Q

_ F _ E B _

As C is second to the left of A, C must be first from left and A third. Hence, D is last from left. Thus, we can place all the people as follows

$$\downarrow$$ P V S T R Q

$$\uparrow$$ C F A E B D

Hence, P and D are at extreme ends.

From the first three conditions, two solns are possible

S _ _ Q _ _

_ E _ _ _ _

or

_ _ S _ _ Q

_ _ _ E _ _

As B and F have two people between them and neither are at the extremes, they must by in the second and fifth place. Hence, we can rule out configuration 1.

From the 6th condition, B should be fifth from left and F second.

Thus, we get

P _ S _ _ Q

_ F _ E B _

As C is second to the left of A, C must be first from left and A third. Hence, D is last from left. Thus, we can place all the people as follows

$$\downarrow$$ P V S T R Q

$$\uparrow$$ C F A E B D

Hence, it is evident that S faces A. Option A is correct.

From the first three conditions, two solns are possible

S _ _ Q _ _

_ E _ _ _ _

or

_ _ S _ _ Q

_ _ _ E _ _

As B and F have two people between them and neither are at the extremes, they must by in the second and fifth place. Hence, we can rule out configuration 1.

From the 6th condition, B should be fifth from left and F second.

Thus, we get

P _ S _ _ Q

_ F _ E B _

As C is second to the left of A, C must be first from left and A third. Hence, D is last from left. Thus, we can place all the people as follows

$$\downarrow$$ P V S T R Q

$$\uparrow$$ C F A E B D

Two persons are seated between V and R.

Option B is correct option.

From the first three conditions, two solns are possible

S _ _ Q _ _

_ E _ _ _ _

or

_ _ S _ _ Q

_ _ _ E _ _

As B and F have two people between them and neither are at the extremes, they must by in the second and fifth place. Hence, we can rule out configuration 1.

From the 6th condition, B should be fifth from left and F second.

Thus, we get

P _ S _ _ Q

_ F _ E B _

As C is second to the left of A, C must be first from left and A third. Hence, D is last from left. Thus, we can place all the people as follows

$$\downarrow$$ P V S T R Q

$$\uparrow$$ C F A E B D

In the given arrangement, A is two places right of C which faces P.

B is two places to the right of A which faces S.

D is two places to the right of E which faces T.

Hence, the option correct option is B.