REASONING QUIZ-79 FOR IBPS- PO & CLERK
(Q No: 1-5) Study the following
information carefully to answer the given questions.
Seven friends namely A, B, C, D,
E, F and G learn seven different languages namely Punjabi, Hindi, Bengali,
Tamil, Marathi, Telgu and Malayam, not necessarily in the same order, starting
from Monday to Sunday(of the same week).
F learns a language on Wednesday.
Only one person learns between F and the one who learns Marathi. Only three
people learn between the one who learns Marathi and B. The one who learns
Bengali learns immediately after B. Only two persons learn between the one who
learns Bengali and G. A learns immediately before D. Only three persons learn
between the one who learns Punjabi and the one who learns Telgu. F does not
learn Punjabi. E learns before the one who learns Telgu. Only one person learns
between E and the one who learns Tamil. A does not learn Hindi.
1. As per the given
arrangement, B is related to the one who learns Bengali in a certain way and F
is related to the one who learns Tamil in the same way. To which of the
following is A related to in the same way?
A.
the one who learns Malayam
B.
the one who learns Hindi
C.
the one who learns Punjabi
D.
the one who learns Telgu
E.
the one who learns Marathi
2. Which of the
following statements is/are true about C?
A.
C learns Hindi
B.
C learns a language on Saturday
C.
C learns a language immediately after F
D.
Only two people learn between C and G
E.
All the given statements are true.
3. Four of the following
five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group as per the given
arrangement. Which of the following does not belong to that group?
A.
D – Thursday
B.
F – Sunday
C.
B – Friday
D.
A – Tuesday
E.
G – Monday
4. Which of the
following languages does D learn?
A.
Marathi
B.
Hindi
C.
Bengali
D.
Punjabi
E.
Telgu
5. Who amongst the
following learns Malayam?
A.
E
B.
A
C.
G
D.
D
E.
C
Directions (6-10): Study the following
information carefully and answer the questions given below:
Eight
friends – Aman, Ravi, Vikas, Disha, Varun, Ritika, Rupali and Alka – are
sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the
same order. Each of them likes a different cricketers – Kohli, Bhajji, Sachin,
Kumble, Rohit sharma, Afridi, Wasim akram and Gavaskar.
There
are two persons between those two persons who like Kohli and Bhajji and neither
of them sits opposite Aman. Vikas and Rupali are immediate neighbours and
neither of them likes Gavaskar or Bhajji.Aman, who likes Wasim akram, sits second
to the right of the person who likes Gavaskar. Ravi and Varun neither like
Gavaskar nor sit adjacent to Aman. Varun, who likes Bhajji, sits second to the
left of Rupali, who likes Kumble. Vikas does not like Kohli.
The
immediate neighbour of Varun faces Vikas, who sits third to the left of the one
who likes Wasim akram. Ritika does not like Gavaskar. Both Disha and Alka do
not like Kohli and Sachin. Ravi likes Afridi while Disha likes Rohit sharma.
Ravi is not an immediate neighbour of Aman.
6. Who of the following
is the favourite Cricketer of Alka?
a.
Sachin
b.
Gavaskar
c.
Kohli
d.
Kumble
e.
None of these
7. Sachin is the
favourite Cricketer of which of the following persons?
a.
Aman
b.
Ravi
c.
Vikas
d.
Disha
e.
None of these
8. Who among the
following sits exactly between Aman and Alka?
a.
Ritika
b.
Disha
c.
Varun
d.
Ravi
e.
None of these
9. Which of the
following statements is/are true about Ravi?
a.
Ravi likes Rohit Sharma.
b.
Ravi sits immediate neighbour of one who likes Sachin.
c.
Ravi sits between Varun and Disha.
d.
Ravi is immediate left of Rupali.
e.
None of these
10. Four of the following five are alike in a
certain way based on the given arrangement and thus form a group. Which of the
following does not belong to that group?
a.
Aman – Wasim akram
b.
Ritika – Kohli
c.
Varun – Bhajji
d.
Disha – Sachin
e.
Alka – Gavaskar
ANSWER KEY
1.C, 2.C, 3.A, 4.D, 5.B, 6.B, 7.C, 8.A, 9.D, 10.D,
