SRCC GBO 2017 Question Paper

Most Intelligent - 1, Least Intelligent - 7

Given D is an Architect, B is not married, and another person, a Psychologist, is the most intelligent in the group.

Psychologist - 1

The doctor is married to C. C is the second most intelligent of the group followed by her husband.

C - 2

Doctor - 3

Also given the engineer is married to the teacher, who is the least intelligent of the group.

Teacher - 7

There are as many more intelligent persons than the engineer as there are less intelligent.

Engineer - 4

The student is more intelligent than the architect, who is more intelligent than only one person, F.

Student - 5

Architect - 6

So, F is a teacher with the least intelligence.

Hence, C has to be the remaining one i.e. businessman

Neither A nor G is a female.

The psychologist is a female.

Till now we have

We know the married couples are Businessman - Doctor and Engineer - Teacher,

So, D, who is an architect has to be unmarried.

Now as B is not the Psychologist, and Psychologist is a Female, so the only person who can be the Psychologist is E.

We know she is not married.

Hence, the remaining A and G have to be married.

As both are males, F the teacher has to be female.

So, the only unmarried profession remaining is Student, which has to be B,

Also, the student has an intelligence of 5 and will be a male as all females are already counted for.

The final table we have is

Now given that the Architect i.e. D is in the leftmost corner, followed by the least intelligent i.e. F followed by the most intelligent i.e. E, the Psychologist.

We're also told that on the bench followed by D, there are three females sitting in succession, so the only remaining female i.e. C should be sitting next to E.

Also, The student i.e. B is in the right most corner

A can be Engineer or Doctor and vice versa for G.

They both will sit together in some way.

Hence, Engineer and Doctor are sitting together

Most Intelligent - 1, Least Intelligent - 7

Given D is an Architect, B is not married, and another person, a Psychologist, is the most intelligent in the group.

Psychologist - 1

The doctor is married to C. C is the second most intelligent of the group followed by her husband.

C - 2

Doctor - 3

Also given the engineer is married to the teacher, who is the least intelligent of the group.

Teacher - 7

There are as many more intelligent persons than the engineer as there are less intelligent.

Engineer - 4

The student is more intelligent than the architect, who is more intelligent than only one person, F.

Student - 5

Architect - 6

So, F is a teacher with the least intelligence.

Hence, C has to be the remaining one i.e. businessman

Neither A nor G is a female.

The psychologist is a female.

Till now we have

We know the married couples are Businessman - Doctor and Engineer - Teacher,

So, D, who is an architect has to be unmarried.

Now as B is not the Psychologist, and Psychologist is a Female, so the only person who can be the Psychologist is E.

We know she is not married.

Hence, the remaining A and G have to be married.

As both are males, F the teacher has to be female.

So, the only unmarried profession remaining is Student, which has to be B,

Also, the student has an intelligence of 5 and will be a male as all females are already counted for.

The final table we have is

Now given that the Architect i.e. D is in the leftmost corner, followed by the least intelligent i.e. F followed by the most intelligent i.e. E, the Psychologist.

We're also told that on the bench followed by D, there are three females sitting in succession, so the only remaining female i.e. C should be sitting next to E.

Also, The student i.e. B is in the right most corner

A can be Engineer or Doctor and vice versa for G.

They both will sit together in some way.

The engineer is not more intelligent than the businessman.

Most Intelligent - 1, Least Intelligent - 7

Given D is an Architect, B is not married, and another person, a Psychologist, is the most intelligent in the group.

Psychologist - 1

The doctor is married to C. C is the second most intelligent of the group followed by her husband.

C - 2

Doctor - 3

Also given the engineer is married to the teacher, who is the least intelligent of the group.

Teacher - 7

There are as many more intelligent persons than the engineer as there are less intelligent.

Engineer - 4

The student is more intelligent than the architect, who is more intelligent than only one person, F.

Student - 5

Architect - 6

So, F is a teacher with the least intelligence.

Hence, C has to be the remaining one i.e. businessman

Neither A nor G is a female.

The psychologist is a female.

Till now we have

We know the married couples are Businessman - Doctor and Engineer - Teacher,

So, D, who is an architect has to be unmarried.

Now as B is not the Psychologist, and Psychologist is a Female, so the only person who can be the Psychologist is E.

We know she is not married.

Hence, the remaining A and G have to be married.

As both are males, F the teacher has to be female.

So, the only unmarried profession remaining is Student, which has to be B,

Also, the student has an intelligence of 5 and will be a male as all females are already counted for.

The final table we have is

Now given that the Architect i.e. D is in the leftmost corner, followed by the least intelligent i.e. F followed by the most intelligent i.e. E, the Psychologist.

We're also told that on the bench followed by D, there are three females sitting in succession, so the only remaining female i.e. C should be sitting next to E.

Also, The student i.e. B is in the right most corner

A can be Engineer or Doctor and vice versa for G.

They both will sit together in some way.

All the three mentioned couples are possible.

Most Intelligent - 1, Least Intelligent - 7

Given D is an Architect, B is not married, and another person, a Psychologist, is the most intelligent in the group.

Psychologist - 1

The doctor is married to C. C is the second most intelligent of the group followed by her husband.

C - 2

Doctor - 3

Also given the engineer is married to the teacher, who is the least intelligent of the group.

Teacher - 7

There are as many more intelligent persons than the engineer as there are less intelligent.

Engineer - 4

The student is more intelligent than the architect, who is more intelligent than only one person, F.

Student - 5

Architect - 6

So, F is a teacher with the least intelligence.

Hence, C has to be the remaining one i.e. businessman

Neither A nor G is a female.

The psychologist is a female.

Till now we have

We know the married couples are Businessman - Doctor and Engineer - Teacher,

So, D, who is an architect has to be unmarried.

Now as B is not the Psychologist, and Psychologist is a Female, so the only person who can be the Psychologist is E.

We know she is not married.

Hence, the remaining A and G have to be married.

As both are males, F the teacher has to be female.

So, the only unmarried profession remaining is Student, which has to be B,

Also, the student has an intelligence of 5 and will be a male as all females are already counted for.

The final table we have is

Now given that the Architect i.e. D is in the leftmost corner, followed by the least intelligent i.e. F followed by the most intelligent i.e. E, the Psychologist.

We're also told that on the bench followed by D, there are three females sitting in succession, so the only remaining female i.e. C should be sitting next to E.

Also, The student i.e. B is in the right most corner

A can be Engineer or Doctor and vice versa for G.

They both will sit together in some way.

All three are correct sequence of decreasing intelligence.

A is true since Bangladesh was made a country in 1971. Before that, it was known as East Pakistan. Hence, Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.

A presidential form of government can indeed bring political stability in certain situations. Hence, both A and R are true, while R being a correct explanation of A. 

It is not clear as to how giving the states more autonomy will increase separatist tendencies. Hence, A is true but R is false. 

Tricolor refers to something which has three colors. Hence, both A and R are true, while R is the correct explanation of A.

Looking at each statement individually:

Option A: I and II cannot be both true, and hence option A can be eliminated as an option. 

Option B: These two statements can be both true and both false. 

Option C: These two directly contradict each other and hence can not be both true. 

Option D: These are polar opposite statements and can not be both true. 

We can check preliminarily for the ability of both statements to be true. 

Option A: Both of these statements can not be true. If all Ps are Q, then some Ps can not be Q. Hence, this is not our answer. 

Option B: This too can not be true; III can not be true if I is true. 

Option C: Both of these can again not be true. If I is true, IV cannot be true. 

Option D: This is possible; if no Ps are Q (IV), then some Ps are not Q(II). 

Therefore, Option D is the correct answer.