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IBPS RRB (OA) 2025 Reasoning Test - 1
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Seven boxes – T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z – are kept one above the other in a stack (But not necessarily in the same order). Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T. Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V. Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

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    Which box is kept at third position from the bottom?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases:

    Clues: Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

    Inference: From the above condition case1 gets eliminated here:

    Inference: After placing box Z. Final arrangement is here:

    Box W is kept at third position from the bottom

  • Question 2/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Seven boxes – T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z – are kept one above the other in a stack (But not necessarily in the same order). Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T. Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V. Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

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    As many boxes are kept above box U as below box ___.

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases:

    Clues: Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

    Inference: From the above condition case1 gets eliminated here:

    Inference: After placing box Z. Final arrangement is here:

    One box is kept above box U and below box V

  • Question 3/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Seven boxes – T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z – are kept one above the other in a stack (But not necessarily in the same order). Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T. Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V. Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

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    What is the position of box X with respect to box Z?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases:

    Clues: Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

    Inference: From the above condition case1 gets eliminated here:

    Inference: After placing box Z. Final arrangement is here:

    Box X is kept two boxes above box Z

  • Question 4/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Seven boxes – T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z – are kept one above the other in a stack (But not necessarily in the same order). Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T. Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V. Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

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    If all the boxes are kept in alphabetical order from bottom to top, then the position of how many boxes remains unchanged?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases:

    Clues: Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

    Inference: From the above condition case1 gets eliminated here:

    Inference: After placing box Z. Final arrangement is here:

    None

  • Question 5/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Seven boxes – T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z – are kept one above the other in a stack (But not necessarily in the same order). Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T. Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V. Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

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    How many boxes are kept between box Z and box Y?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: Two boxes are kept between box X and box T. Two boxes are kept between box Y and box T

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: Box W is kept immediately above box V. The number of boxes kept between box U and box W is the same as between the number of boxes kept between box Y and box T. Box U is kept somewhere above box V.

    Inference: Here we get two possible cases:

    Clues: Box U is not kept adjacent to box Y.

    Inference: From the above condition case1 gets eliminated here:

    Inference: After placing box Z. Final arrangement is here:

    Three boxes are kept between box Z and box Y

  • Question 6/10
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    In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:

    Statements: G < O ≤ D = K; N < O ≥ W= P

    Conclusions:

    I. N<K

    II. D≤W

    Solutions

    Correct Answer is: If only conclusion I is true

    I. N<K (True)

    II. D≤W (False)

  • Question 7/10
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    In the question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:

    Statements: A > U = C ≤ I; U ≤ R = H ≥ G

    Conclusions:

    I. H>C

    II. H=C

    Solutions

    Correct Answer is: If either conclusion I or II is true

    I. H>C (False)

    II. H=C (False)

    Both fulfil the condition of either or

  • Question 8/10
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    In this question, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer:

    Statements: E ≤ Y = B ≤ N; B ≥ W < X ≥ P

    Conclusions:

    I. N>W

    II. X>Y

    Solutions

    Correct Answer is: If neither conclusion I nor II is true

    I. N>W (False)

    II. X>Y (False)

  • Question 9/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W are sitting in a linear row but not necessarily in the same order. All of them are facing north direction.
    U sits fourth to the right of Q. Only one person sits between U and W. T is an immediate neighbor of W and sits to the right of W. Two persons sit between S and U. S is not an immediate neighbor of Q and P. V sits to left of P.

    Who among the following sits third to the left of one who sits second from the right end in the row?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: U sits fourth to the right of Q. Only one person sits between U and W.

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: T is an immediate neighbor of W and sits to the right of W. Two persons sit between S and U.

    Inference:

    Clues: S is not an immediate neighbor of Q and P. V sits to left of P.

    Inference: From the above condition case 2 gets eliminated here

    Inference: Only R is left to be placed. Final arrangement is here:

    T sits third from the left of R who sits second from the right end.

  • Question 10/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

    Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W are sitting in a linear row but not necessarily in the same order. All of them are facing north direction.
    U sits fourth to the right of Q. Only one person sits between U and W. T is an immediate neighbor of W and sits to the right of W. Two persons sit between S and U. S is not an immediate neighbor of Q and P. V sits to left of P.

    In which of the following pairs, the second person sits to the immediate right of first person?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement is here:

    Clues: U sits fourth to the right of Q. Only one person sits between U and W.

    Inference: From the above condition we have two possible cases here:

    Clues: T is an immediate neighbor of W and sits to the right of W. Two persons sit between S and U.

    Inference:

    Clues: S is not an immediate neighbor of Q and P. V sits to left of P.

    Inference: From the above condition case 2 gets eliminated here

    Inference: Only R is left to be placed. Final arrangement is here:

    U sits immediate right of T

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