Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning Test

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Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning Test - 15

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Question 1
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In each problem, out of the four figures marked (1), (2), (3), and (4), four are similar in a certain manner. However, one figure is not like the other four. Choose the figure which is different from the rest.

A
(1)

B
(2)

C
(3)

D
(4)

Solution

Figure (4) has a rectangle in place of a '+' sign.
Question 2
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What will come at the place of question mark ?

0.5,2,5,(?),15.5

A
5.5

B
9

C
12.5

D
9.5

Solution

Given logic is:

So, the missing number is 9.5
Question 3
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Vicky started cycling towards the south direction for 8 km, turned right and cycling 4 km then again turns right and cycles 8 km, from there he took a left turn and cycled 8 km. In which direction he is from the starting point?

A
East

B
West

C
North

D
South

Solution

The diagram below shows the path followed by Vicky:

From the diagram, it is clear that he is in the west direction from his starting point.

So, "West" is the correct answer.
Question 4
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Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

In a certain code language:

"Turn About Phone Fine" is written as "15$V 14$O 18%M 15%G"

"Suspicious Story Take Fully" is written as "12%B 11$V 15%B 19%H"

"House Over Wealth Rule" is written as "5$I 21%V 12$V 1$S".

Which word does the code "15$V" denote?

A
Fully

B
Fine

C
Turn

D
Phone

Solution

Code for "Phone"

15 → Place value of the 3rd letter of the word

$ → Symbol denotes the number of vowels. If even → $, if odd → %

V → Opposite letter of the last letter.
Question 5
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When do the two hands of a clock of just after 3 pm make 30°angel between them?

A
3:15:00

B
3:10:54

C
3:01:59

D
3:5:20

Solution
Question 6
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Find out the alternative figure which contains figure (X) as its part.

A
(1)

B
(2)

C
(3)

D
(4)

Solution

By observation we get,
Question 7
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Gaurav ranks eighteenth from the top in a class. What is his rank from the last?

Statement:

I. There are 47 students in the class.

II. Jatin who ranks 10th in the same class ranks 38th from the last.

A
I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient

B
II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient

C
Either I or II is sufficient

D
Neither I nor II is sufficient

Solution

From I, we conclude that in a class of 47 students, Gaurav ranks 18th from the top and hence 30th from the last.

From II, we conclude that there are 9 students above and 37 students below Jatin in rank. Thus, there are (9 + 1 + 37) = 47 students in the class.

So, Gaurav who ranks 18th from the top, is 30th from the last.
Question 8
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Directions For Questions

Answer the questions based on the information given below.

Ten persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting in two parallel rows i.e. Row 1 and Row 2. The persons are sitting in row 1 face south and the persons sitting in row 2 face north. Each of them works in different companies viz. Infosys, Wipro, HP, HCL, TCS, Tata, IBM, Samsung, Nokia and LG but not in the same order. The persons sitting in row I are sitting exactly opposite to the persons sitting in row 2 and are facing each other.

F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. F sits opposite to the one who sits second to the left of J. I does not work in Nokia. E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM. I does not work in IBM. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. A sits opposite to F.

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Who sits 3rd to the left of the one who works in Samsung?

A
E

B
J

C
F

D
D

Solution

Starting Point: Start with placing F and J as, F sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the left of J which means both J and F are not sitting in the same row.

E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. A sits opposite to F.

So, E either sits to the right or left of J. So, we have 2 cases.

Case I: When E sits to the left of J in row 1:

Row - 1
J E A

Row - 2 F(HP)

Case II: When E sits to the right of J in row 1:

Row - 1 E J A

Row - 2 F(HP)

E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

So, case II is rejected because E sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the right of the one works in Tata which is not possible in case II. Also, A must be working in Infosys so, that C sits immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

Row - 1 B(Wipro) J E A(Infosys)

Row - 2 (IBM) C(Tata) H(HCL) F(HP)

The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. I does not work in Nokia. I does not work in IBM.

So, J must be working in LG so, that G sits opposite to the one who works in LG. Also, E works in Nokia and I works in Samsung.

The final arrangement is as follows:

Row - 1 I(samsung) B(wipro) J(LG) E(Nokia) A(Infosys)

Row - 2 D(IBM) C(Tata) g(TCS) H(HCL) F(HP)

E sits 3rd to the left of the one who works in Samsung.
Question 9
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Directions For Questions

Answer the questions based on the information given below.

Ten persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting in two parallel rows i.e. Row 1 and Row 2. The persons are sitting in row 1 face south and the persons sitting in row 2 face north. Each of them works in different companies viz. Infosys, Wipro, HP, HCL, TCS, Tata, IBM, Samsung, Nokia and LG but not in the same order. The persons sitting in row I are sitting exactly opposite to the persons sitting in row 2 and are facing each other.

F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. F sits opposite to the one who sits second to the left of J. I does not work in Nokia. E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM. I does not work in IBM. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. A sits opposite to F.

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Who sits opposite to the one who works in Tata?

A
I

B
D

C
B

D
F

Solution

Starting Point: Start with placing F and J as, F sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the left of J which means both J and F are not sitting in the same row.

E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. A sits opposite to F.

So, E either sits to the right or left of J. So, we have 2 cases.

Case I: When E sits to the left of J in row 1:

Row - 1
J E A

Row - 2 F(HP)

Case II: When E sits to the right of J in row 1:

Row - 1 E J A

Row - 2 F(HP)

E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

So, case II is rejected because E sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the right of the one works in Tata which is not possible in case II. Also, A must be working in Infosys so, that C sits immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

Row - 1 B(Wipro) J E A(Infosys)

Row - 2 (IBM) C(Tata) H(HCL) F(HP)

The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. I does not work in Nokia. I does not work in IBM.

So, J must be working in LG so, that G sits opposite to the one who works in LG. Also, E works in Nokia and I works in Samsung.

The final arrangement is as follows:

Row - 1 I(samsung) B(wipro) J(LG) E(Nokia) A(Infosys)

Row - 2 D(IBM) C(Tata) g(TCS) H(HCL) F(HP)

B sits opposite to the one who works in Tata.
Question 10
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Directions For Questions

Answer the questions based on the information given below.

Ten persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting in two parallel rows i.e. Row 1 and Row 2. The persons are sitting in row 1 face south and the persons sitting in row 2 face north. Each of them works in different companies viz. Infosys, Wipro, HP, HCL, TCS, Tata, IBM, Samsung, Nokia and LG but not in the same order. The persons sitting in row I are sitting exactly opposite to the persons sitting in row 2 and are facing each other.

F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. F sits opposite to the one who sits second to the left of J. I does not work in Nokia. E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM. I does not work in IBM. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. A sits opposite to F.

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Find the odd one out?

A
A

B
C

C
D

D
I

Solution

Starting Point: Start with placing F and J as, F sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the left of J which means both J and F are not sitting in the same row.

E and J are immediate neighbors. J faces south. F works in HP and sits at one of the extreme ends. A sits opposite to F.

So, E either sits to the right or left of J. So, we have 2 cases.

Case I: When E sits to the left of J in row 1:

Row - 1
J E A

Row - 2 F(HP)

Case II: When E sits to the right of J in row 1:

Row - 1 E J A

Row - 2 F(HP)

E sits opposite to the one who sits second to the right of the one who works in Tata. H works in HCL. Only one person sits between the one who works in Tata and the one who works in HCL. B works in Wipro and sits third to the right of the one who works in Infosys. B sits opposite to C. C sits to the immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

So, case II is rejected because E sits opposite to the one who sits 2nd to the right of the one works in Tata which is not possible in case II. Also, A must be working in Infosys so, that C sits immediate right of the one who works in IBM.

Row - 1 B(Wipro) J E A(Infosys)

Row - 2 (IBM) C(Tata) H(HCL) F(HP)

The one who works in LG sits opposite to G, who works in TCS. I does not work in Nokia. I does not work in IBM.

So, J must be working in LG so, that G sits opposite to the one who works in LG. Also, E works in Nokia and I works in Samsung.

The final arrangement is as follows:

Row - 1 I(samsung) B(wipro) J(LG) E(Nokia) A(Infosys)

Row - 2 D(IBM) C(Tata) g(TCS) H(HCL) F(HP)

All are sitting at the extreme ends of the row except C.