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Square Based Arrangement Test 672
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Square Based Arrangement Test 672

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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them who sit at the corner are facing towards the centre and other four who sit in the middle of each row are facing outside the centre. They like different colors i.e. Blue, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Green and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.

    A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D. One person sits between D and F and F likes Black. Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D. E is neighbor of A. C and G are not neighbors. The one who likes Blue is facing outside. The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. The one who likes Red and Pink are neighbors. G doesn’t like Red and Orange.

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    Who among the following likes Orange?
    Solutions
    ● A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D.
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    Take case 1:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 1A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D so this case get rejected.
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    Take case 1B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. We can see that G must sit with C but it is given they can’t be neighbors so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 2A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H cannot sit with D so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C.
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    ● The one who likes Blue is facing outside. So C must like Blue.
    ● G doesn’t like Red and Orange. So G must like Brown.
    ● The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. So E must like Orange and D must like Red.
    Here is the final arrangement:
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    E likes Orange color.
  • Question 2/5
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    Directions For Questions

    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them who sit at the corner are facing towards the centre and other four who sit in the middle of each row are facing outside the centre. They like different colors i.e. Blue, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Green and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.

    A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D. One person sits between D and F and F likes Black. Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D. E is neighbor of A. C and G are not neighbors. The one who likes Blue is facing outside. The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. The one who likes Red and Pink are neighbors. G doesn’t like Red and Orange.

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    Which of the following combinations is correct?
    Solutions
    ● A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D.
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    Take case 1:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 1A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D so this case get rejected.
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    Take case 1B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. We can see that G must sit with C but it is given they can’t be neighbors so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 2A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H cannot sit with D so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C.
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    ● The one who likes Blue is facing outside. So C must like Blue.
    ● G doesn’t like Red and Orange. So G must like Brown.
    ● The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. So E must like Orange and D must like Red.
    Here is the final arrangement:
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    C likes Blue color.
  • Question 3/5
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    Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them who sit at the corner are facing towards the centre and other four who sit in the middle of each row are facing outside the centre. They like different colors i.e. Blue, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Green and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.
    A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D. One person sits between D and F and F likes Black. Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D. E is neighbor of A. C and G are not neighbors. The one who likes Blue is facing outside. The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. The one who likes Red and Pink are neighbors. G doesn’t like Red and Orange.

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    Who among the following sits 2nd to the left of D?
    Solutions
    ● A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D.
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    Take case 1:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 1A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D so this case get rejected.
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    Take case 1B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. We can see that G must sit with C but it is given they can’t be neighbors so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 2A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H cannot sit with D so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C.
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    ● The one who likes Blue is facing outside. So C must like Blue.
    ● G doesn’t like Red and Orange. So G must like Brown.
    ● The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. So E must like Orange and D must like Red.
    Here is the final arrangement:
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    E sits 2nd to the left of D.
  • Question 4/5
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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them who sit at the corner are facing towards the centre and other four who sit in the middle of each row are facing outside the centre. They like different colors i.e. Blue, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Green and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.
    A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D. One person sits between D and F and F likes Black. Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D. E is neighbor of A. C and G are not neighbors. The one who likes Blue is facing outside. The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. The one who likes Red and Pink are neighbors. G doesn’t like Red and Orange.

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    Which of the following is not belongs to the group?
    Solutions
    ● A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D.
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    Take case 1:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 1A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D so this case get rejected.
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    Take case 1B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. We can see that G must sit with C but it is given they can’t be neighbors so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 2A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H cannot sit with D so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C.
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    ● The one who likes Blue is facing outside. So C must like Blue.
    ● G doesn’t like Red and Orange. So G must like Brown.
    ● The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. So E must like Orange and D must like Red.
    Here is the final arrangement:
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    All the persons are facing outside except F.
  • Question 5/5
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    Direction: Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

    Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them who sit at the corner are facing towards the centre and other four who sit in the middle of each row are facing outside the centre. They like different colors i.e. Blue, Black, Brown, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Green and Red, but not necessarily in the same order.
    A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D. One person sits between D and F and F likes Black. Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D. E is neighbor of A. C and G are not neighbors. The one who likes Blue is facing outside. The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. The one who likes Red and Pink are neighbors. G doesn’t like Red and Orange.

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    G likes which of the following color?
    Solutions
    ● A likes Green and facing outside. Two persons are sitting between A and D.
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    Take case 1:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 1A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H is not neighbor of D so this case get rejected.
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    Take case 1B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. We can see that G must sit with C but it is given they can’t be neighbors so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2:
    ● One person sits between D and F who likes Black.
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    Take case 2A:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C. H cannot sit with D so this case gets rejected.
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    Take case 2B:
    ● Two persons sit between F and the one who likes Pink. B and E are neighbors and one of them likes Pink. E is neighbor of A. So B must like Pink.
    ● H likes Yellow and facing outside and sits 2nd to the left of C.
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    ● The one who likes Blue is facing outside. So C must like Blue.
    ● G doesn’t like Red and Orange. So G must like Brown.
    ● The one who likes Orange is neighbor of A. So E must like Orange and D must like Red.
    Here is the final arrangement:
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    G likes Brown color.
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