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SBI Clerk 2024 Reasoning Test - 7
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  • Question 1/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions given below.

    Eight friends S, P, U, T, Y, E, F and Z are sitting around a circular table equidistant from each other facing inside. P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T. One person sits between T and Y who does not sits adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S. F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Who among the following sits fourth to the right of E?

    Solutions

    Final Arrangement:

    Clues: P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases i.e., Case1 and Case2.

    Clues: One person sits between T and Y who does not sit adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S.

    Inference: Case 1 is cancelled here as there is no place for E.

    Clues: F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Inference: Here we get the position of F. Also, only one person i.e., Z is left. Hence, we get the final arrangement:

    T sits fourth to the right of E

  • Question 2/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions given below.

    Eight friends S, P, U, T, Y, E, F and Z are sitting around a circular table equidistant from each other facing inside. P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T. One person sits between T and Y who does not sits adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S. F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Who faces P?

    Solutions

    Final Arrangement:

    Clues: P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases i.e., Case1 and Case2.

    Clues: One person sits between T and Y who does not sit adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S.

    Inference: Case 1 is cancelled here as there is no place for E.

    Clues: F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Inference: Here we get the position of F. Also, only one person i.e., Z is left. Hence, we get the final arrangement:

    Z faces P

  • Question 3/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions given below.

    Eight friends S, P, U, T, Y, E, F and Z are sitting around a circular table equidistant from each other facing inside. P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T. One person sits between T and Y who does not sits adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S. F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    If we interchange the position of P with U and F with Z, then who sits second to the left of F?

    Solutions

    Final Arrangement:

    Clues: P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases i.e., Case1 and Case2.

    Clues: One person sits between T and Y who does not sit adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S.

    Inference: Case 1 is cancelled here as there is no place for E.

    Clues: F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Inference: Here we get the position of F. Also, only one person i.e., Z is left. Hence, we get the final arrangement:

    After arrangement: P sits second to the left of F

  • Question 4/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions given below.

    Eight friends S, P, U, T, Y, E, F and Z are sitting around a circular table equidistant from each other facing inside. P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T. One person sits between T and Y who does not sits adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S. F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Which of the following statements is/are true?

    Solutions

    Final Arrangement:

    Clues: P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases i.e., Case1 and Case2.

    Clues: One person sits between T and Y who does not sit adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S.

    Inference: Case 1 is cancelled here as there is no place for E.

    Clues: F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Inference: Here we get the position of F. Also, only one person i.e., Z is left. Hence, we get the final arrangement:

    The statement given in option (c) is true

  • Question 5/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions given below.

    Eight friends S, P, U, T, Y, E, F and Z are sitting around a circular table equidistant from each other facing inside. P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T. One person sits between T and Y who does not sits adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S. F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Four of the following are alike in a certain way and thus form a group, who among the following does not belong to that group?

    Solutions

    Final Arrangement:

    Clues: P sits to the immediate right of S. U faces the one who is second to the left of P. Two persons sits between P and T.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases i.e., Case1 and Case2.

    Clues: One person sits between T and Y who does not sit adjacent to E. E does not faces P and Y. E is not an immediate neighbour of S.

    Inference: Case 1 is cancelled here as there is no place for E.

    Clues: F does not sit adjacent to Y.

    Inference: Here we get the position of F. Also, only one person i.e., Z is left. Hence, we get the final arrangement:

    Logic- First person is immediate left of second person

  • Question 6/10
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    In each of the questions below some statements are given followed by two conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

    Statements:

    Only a few Apples are Orange

    Some Orange is not Peas

    Only Peas are Carrot

    Conclusions:

    I. Some Oranges can be Carrot

    II. Some Oranges are not Apples

    Solutions

    I. doesn’t follow – As Carrot is restricted to anything except Peas. So, ‘Some Oranges can be Carrot’ doesn’t follow.

    II. doesn’t follow – As there is no restriction on Oranges being Apples. So, any definite relation doesn’t follow.

  • Question 7/10
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    In each of the questions below some statements are given followed by two conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

    Statements:

    Only a few W is F

    All F is X

    No F is M

    Conclusions:

    I. Some X can be M

    II. Some X is W

    Solutions

    I. follows - As there is no direct relation between X and M. So, their relation will follow in possibility.

    II. follows – As, some W is F and all F is X hence ‘Some X is W’ follows.

  • Question 8/10
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    In a family of six persons i.e., R, S, M, W, J and E of three generations, there are two married couples. E is the granddaughter of M who is the husband of W. R is the sister of W’s son in law. M has only one child. S is the father of E. Then, how is J related to E?

    Solutions

    J is the mother of E

  • Question 9/10
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    Study the given information carefully and answer the following questions.

    Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are working in a school at different designations, but not necessarily in the same order. The designations are Chairman, Vice Chairman, Principal, Vice Principal, HOD, Professor, Assistant Professor and Teacher where Chairman is the senior-most designation and Teacher is the junior-most designation.

    Three persons are designated between D and B where D is junior to Professor. G is two persons senior to B. The number of persons junior to G are same as senior to F. Only one designation gap between H and F. E is three persons senior to A who is not HOD.

    Who among the following persons is the principal?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: Three persons are designated between D and B where D is junior to Professor. G is two persons senior to B.

    Inference: Here, we get two possibilities, i.e., Case 1 and Case 2

    Clues: The number of persons junior to G are same as senior to F. Only one designation gap between H and F.

    Inference:

    Clues: E is three persons senior to A who is not HOD.

    Inference: Here, Case 2 is cancelled as there is no place for A.

    Inference: Remaining person is C; hence, the final arrangement is:

    E is designated as the principal

  • Question 10/10
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    Study the given information carefully and answer the following questions.

    Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are working in a school at different designations, but not necessarily in the same order. The designations are Chairman, Vice Chairman, Principal, Vice Principal, HOD, Professor, Assistant Professor and Teacher where Chairman is the senior-most designation and Teacher is the junior-most designation.

    Three persons are designated between D and B where D is junior to Professor. G is two persons senior to B. The number of persons junior to G are same as senior to F. Only one designation gap between H and F. E is three persons senior to A who is not HOD.

    How many persons are senior to B?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: Three persons are designated between D and B where D is junior to Professor. G is two persons senior to B.

    Inference: Here, we get two possibilities, i.e., Case 1 and Case 2

    Clues: The number of persons junior to G are same as senior to F. Only one designation gap between H and F.

    Inference:

    Clues: E is three persons senior to A who is not HOD.

    Inference: Here, Case 2 is cancelled as there is no place for A.

    Inference: Remaining person is C; hence, the final arrangement is:

    Three persons are senior to B

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