Directions
(1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
A
person purchased different tests i.e. P, Q, R, S, T and U during a
period from Monday to Saturday, he purchased only one test on each
day. On each day different games were played i.e. Ludo, Cricket,
Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Rugby. The test R was purchased at least
before three tests and Ludo was played on Tuesday. Badminton was
played on Friday. The test U was purchased on Tuesday. Both the tests
Q and T were purchased at least before one test. The test S was
purchased immediately after the test R. Hockey was not played on
Monday. At least four tests were purchased after the test T. Tennis
is played the day on which S was purchased. Cricket is played just
after the day on which Q was purchased.
Q1.
How many tests were purchased after the test S?
(a)
1
(b)
3
(c)
2
(d)
4
(e)
None of these
Q2.
Cricket was played on which day?
(a)
Saturday
(b)
Friday
(c)
Monday
(d)
Tuesday
(e)
None of these
Q3.
The test P was purchased on which day?
(a)
Monday
(b)
Tuesday
(c)
Wednesday
(d)
Friday
(e)
Saturday
Q4.
Rugby is played on which of the following day?
(a)
Saturday
(b)
Friday
(c)
Tuesday
(d)
Monday
(e)
None of these
Q5.
Which of the following combination is not true?
(a)
P- Cricket
(b)
R- Hockey
(c)
U- Ludo
(d)
Q-Tennis
(e)
None
Solutions
(1-5):
Sol.
(i). By using the given conditions, The test R was purchased at least
before three tests and ludo was played on Tuesday. Badminton was
played on Friday. The test U was purchased on Tuesday. So, we get two
possible cases:
(ii).
From other condition, Both the tests Q and T were purchased at least
before one test. The test S was purchased immediately after the test
R. So, case 2 will be cancelled. At least four tests were purchased
after the test T, so only one place will be left for T i.e on Monday.
Tennis was played the day on which S was purchased. Cricket was
played just after the day on which Q was purchased. Hockey was not
played on Monday, so hockey is played on Wednesday and Rugby on
Monday.
S1.
Ans.(c)
S2.
Ans.(a)
S3.
Ans.(e)
S4.
Ans.(d)
S5.
Ans.(d)
Directions
(6-10): Study the information and answer the following questions:
In
a certain code language
"
your harsh pravin mahesh " is coded as " L2% Z19* I11% Z14%
"
"
divyaraj adarsh aniket swati " is coded as " R23% W26% M26%
D8*"
"
sameer anshika monica shivani " is coded as " Z8% M26* L14%
S8* "
Q6.
What is the code for ‘energy’ in the given code language?
(a)
N22%
(b)
M2%
(c)
M22*
(d)
M22%
(e)None
of these
Q7.
What is the code for ‘farmer’ in the given code language?
(a)
Z21*
(b)
M21*
(c)
Z2*
(d)
Z21%
(e)None
of these
Q8.
What is the code for ‘currency’ in the given code language?
(a)
G24%
(b)
K24%
(c)
G24*
(d)
H24%
(e)None
of these
Q9.
What is the code for ‘instruction’ in the given code language?
(a)
M18*
(b)
N18%
(c)
M1%
(d)
M18%
(e)None
of these
Q10.
What is the code for ‘adda’ in the given code language?
(a)
W26*
(b)
I2%
(c)
W26%
(d)
K26%
(e)None
of these
Solutions
(6-10):
Sol.
These are the latest pattern of coding-decoding questions. In these
questions we are applying following concept to decode the code:-
1st
letter of the code:- Reverse of second letter in the word.
2nd
letter of the code:- Numerical value (rank)(Place value) of reverse
of the first letter in the word.
3rd
letter of the code:- If total number of letters in the word are even
then special character - % is used in stating of code.
But
If total number of letters in the word are odd then special character
- * is used in stating of code.
S6.
Ans.(d)
Sol.
S7.
Ans.(d)
Sol.
S8.
Ans.(e)
Sol.
S9.
Ans.(a)
Sol.
S10.
Ans.(c)
Sol.
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