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Refer to the data below and answer the questions that follow.

There are 6 children, A, B, C, D, E, F. Their birthdays fall in January, February, March, June,July, December and on 1st, 9th, 16th, 20th, 30th, 19th not necessarily in the same order.
1. C’s birthday falls on the 19th of July.
2. A, B, F’s birthdays is not in February.
3. Two of the birthdays are on January 9th and February 20th.
4. B, F’s birthday does not fall in January.
5. A’s birthday is on the 9th.
6. B’s birthday is not an the 16th or 30th.


Q. No. 1:If E’s birthday on February 20th, B’s in June, whose birthday is on March 16th?
A :
D
B :
A
C :
F
D :
Cannot be determined
Q. No. 2:If D’s birthday is on June 16th, B’s birthday will be on:
A :
March 1st
B :
February 20th
C :
March 30th
D :
February 30th
Q. No. 3:If F’s birthday is not in December, and one of their birthdays is on June 1st, F’s birthday
is on.
A :
June 1st
B :
March 1st
C :
March 30th
D :
February 20th
Q. No. 4:F’s birthday is on the 30th of December and if E’s birthday is not in March, then his birthday is on.
A :
June 1st
B :
December 16th
C :
January 1st
D :
February 20th
The question given below are based on the following information ::

Each of the six persons Samar (male), Shweta (female), Ryan (male), Rohan (male),Preeti (female) and Raju (male) bought a different car.The cars bought by them were Spark, Swift, A-star,i10, i20 and Fabia. Except for one person who was 22 years old and one person who was 28 years old all other four persons were 25 years. Each of the six persons have a different weight and their weights
(in kgs) were 56 , 48 , 62 , 67, 72 and 75.
The person who bought ‘Spark’ was of the same age as Preeti. The person who bought ‘A – star’ was not 25 years old. Ryan bought ‘i20’. Samar weighed less than Rohan. Raju as well as the female who bought ‘Swift’ were 25 years old. The female who bought ‘i10’ weighed more than 67 kgs. The person who weighs 72 kgs was 28 years old. The person who bought ‘Fabia’ was three years younger to the person who weighed 75 kgs. The youngest person weighed more than Shweta but less than exactly two males.
Raju weighed more than Ryan.



Q. No. 1:Rohan weighed
A :
67 kgs and had bought ‘Spark’.
B :
72 kgs and had bought ‘Fabia’.
C :
75 kgs and had bought ‘Fabia’.
D :
72 kgs and had bought ‘A – star’.
Q. No. 2:Which car was bought by Raju?
A :
Spark
B :
Fabia
C :
A – star
D :
Either (A) or (B)
Q. No. 3:The person who weighs 62 kgs was
A :
Shweta and was 25 years old
B :
Ryan and was 25 years old.
C :
Samar and was 22 years old.
D :
Raju and was 25 years old
Q. No. 4:What was the weight (in kgs) of Shweta?
A :
75
B :
56
C :
62
D :
Cannot be determined
Q. No. 5:Which of the following statements is possible?
A :
The person who bought ‘Spark’ was 22 years old and weighed 62 kgs.
B :
The person who bought ‘Swift’ was 25 years old and weighed 48 kgs.
C :
The person who bought ‘i20’ was 25 years old and weighed 75 kgs.
D :
The person who bought ‘Fabia’ was 22 years old and weighed 67 kgs.
The question given below are based on the following information ::

Four families namely the Sharma’s, the Khanna’s , the Sinha’s and the Ahuja’s are disguised differently as A, B, C and D not necessarily in that order. Each of the given families have exactly two children. Two out of the four families have a boy and a girl each, one family has two girls and the Ahuja’s have two boys. Jatin (boy) belongs to family A. Family B and the Sharma’s have at least one girl. Kamini (girl) does not belong to the Khanna’s.
Rahul (boy) belongs to family C. Preeti (girl) and Akash (boy) do not belong to the same family. Amit (boy) does not have a sister. Jyoti(girl) belongs to one of the given families. Sarika (girl) does not belong to the Sinha’s and belongs to the same family as Kamini. The Sinha’s are not disguised as B. Rahul does not belong to the Ahuja’s.



Q. No. 1:To which of the following families does Preeti belong?
A :
Family B
B :
Khanna’s
C :
Sharma’s
D :
Family C
Q. No. 2:Jyoti’s sibling and the family to which she belongs were:
A :
Rahul and the Sinha’s
B :
Jatin and the Khanna’s
C :
Akash and the Khanna’s
D :
Preeti and the Sinha’s
Q. No. 3:Which of the following list of families are disguised as B, A, D and C in that order?
A :
the Ahuja’s, the Khanna’s, the Sinha’s and the Sharma’s
B :
the Sharma’s, the Sinha’s, the Khanna’s and the Ahuja’s
C :
the Sharma’s, the Ahuja’s, the Khanna’s and the Sinha’s 
D :
the Khanna’s, the Ahuja’s, the Sharma’s and the Sinha’s.
Q. No. 4:The pair which has the two children belonging to the same family is
A :
Rahul and Amit
B :
Rahul and Preeti
C :
Preeti and Jatin
D :
Amit and Jyoti
The question given below are based on the following information ::

The number of pencils with Suresh, Somesh, Rajesh, Ramesh and Rakesh were 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 not necessarily in the given order. The number of pencils with Rakesh were 1 less than that with Somesh. If the number of pencils with Suresh had been two more, then he would have had the same number of pencils as there were with Rajesh.



Q. No. 1:If the number of pencils with Ramesh were three less than that with Somesh, then the number of pencils with Rakesh were
A :
3
B :
4
C :
2
D :
Either (A) or (B)
Q. No. 2:If the number of pencils with Rajesh were less than that with Rakesh, then which of the following statements is/are definitely false?
Statement I: The number of pencils with Rajesh were more than that with Ramesh.
Statement II: The number of pencils with Suresh were four less than that with Somesh.
Statement III: The number of pencils with Ramesh were one more than with Suresh.
A :
Only (I)
B :
Only (II)
C :
Only (III)
D :
None
Q. No. 3:Which of the following cannot be true?
A :
The number of pencils with Rajesh were one more than that with Ramesh.
B :
The number of pencils with Rakesh were 1.
C :
The number of pencils with Ramesh were four more than that with Suresh.
D :
The number of pencils with Rakesh were 4.
The question given below are based on the following information ::

Four persons named Aditya, Ashish, Kriti and Ritika visited a luxury shopping mall in South Delhi to buy denims. The mall had several designer outlets, which were either national or international.
Further, it is known that:
1. Each of these persons bought denims from 2 designer outlets, exactly one of which was national.
2. No two persons bought denims from the same designer outlet.
3. The number of denims bought by these four persons from any designer outlet were all different
and prime.
4. The total number of denims bought by Ashish from a national designer outlet were less than that
bought from an international designer outlet. This was true for the other three persons as well.
5. The total number of denims bought by Aditya, Ashish, Kriti and Ritika were 36, 25, 32 and 28
respectively.
Q. No. 1:For which of the following persons, the number of denims bought from a national designer outlet by him/her can be exactly determined?
A :
Aditya
B :
Kriti
C :
Ritika
D :
Both Kriti and Ritika
Q. No. 2:If the number of denims bought by Aditya from a national designer outlet were more than that bought by Kriti, then the number of denims bought by Aditya from a international designer outlet were
A :
31
B :
29
C :
23
D :
19
Q. No. 3:Which of the following cannot be false?
A :
The number of denims bought by Kriti from a national designer outlet were 13.
B :
The number of denims bought by Ritika from a national designer outlet were more than that bought by Kriti.
C :
The number of denims bought by Aditya from a national designer outlet were six less than that bought by Ritika
D :
The number of denims bought by Aditya from an international designer outlet were more than that bought by Kriti.
Q. No. 4:If the number of denims bought by Kriti from an international designer outlet were 19, then the number of denims bought by Aditya from an international designer outlet were
A :
7
B :
13
C :
17
D :
Cannot be determined
Q. No. 5:Maximum possible difference between the total number of denims bought from all the national and all the international designer outlets by all these four persons could be
A :
83
B :
69
C :
59
D :
79
Read the information given below carefully and answer the questions:

In a group of five persons A, B, C, D, and E
(i) A and C are intelligent in Philosophy and Reasoning.
(ii) B and C are intelligent in Philosophy and Geology.
(iii) E and D are intelligent in Arithmetic and Science.
(iv) E is intelligent in Science, Reasoning and Arithmetic.
(v) B and D are intelligent in Arithmetic and Geology.


Q. No. 1:Who is intelligent in Philosophy, Arithmetic, and Geology?
A :
A
B :
B
C :
D
D :
E
Q. No. 2:Who is intelligent in Philosophy and Reasoning but not in Geology?
A :
A
B :
B
C :
C
D :
E
Q. No. 3:Who is intelligent in Arithmetic, Geology and Science?
A :
A
B :
C
C :
E
D :
D
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