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INDEX
Sr.No. Chapter Name Question Number
1. Alphanumeric (1-30)
2. Year Based Puzzle (31-61)
3. Syllogism (62-101)
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Q1 Directions: These questions are based on the Directions: These questions are based on the
following five three digits numbers. following five three digits numbers.
863 725 278 549 875 863 725 278 549 875
If all the three digits within each number are If ‘1’ is added to the first digit of each number
arranged in descending order then what will be and then the position of first and second digits
the difference between second digit of the are interchanged, which of the following will be
smallest number and third digit of the largest the third digit of the second highest number?
number thus formed? (A) 5 (B) 3
(A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 8 (D) 9
(C) 3 (D) 4 (E) None of these
(E) None of these
Q5 Directions: These questions are based on the
Q2 Directions: These questions are based on the following five three digits numbers.
following five three digits numbers. 863 725 278 549 875
863 725 278 549 875 If ‘1’ is subtracted from all the even digits and ‘2’
If first and second digits of each number is is subtracted from all the odd digits and then
added the sum of which of the following the numbers are arranged in ascending order,
numbers would be an even number? which of the following will be the second largest
(A) 875 (B) 278 number?
(C) 549 (D) 725 (A) 863 (B) 725
(E) 863 (C) 278 (D) 549
(E) None of these
Q3 Directions: These questions are based on the
following five three digits numbers. Q6 Directions: Answer the questions based on the
863 725 278 549 875 five four digits number.
If the positions of the first and the third digits in 9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
each of the numbers are interchanged, then Note: The 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th digits/numbers
what will be the difference between the first are taken from the left end unless stated
and third digits of the second smallest number otherwise.
thus formed? If 1 is added to the 2nd digit of the given
(A) 6 (B) 3 numbers, then how many numbers are exactly
(C) 5 (D) 2 divisible by 3 after the rearrangement?
(E) None of these (A) One (B) Four
(C) Three (D) Two
Q4
(E) None of these
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Q7 Directions: Answer the questions based on the (E) None of these

five four digits number.
Q10 Directions: Answer the questions based on the
9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
Note: The 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th digits/numbers
9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
are taken from the left end unless stated
otherwise.
If we arrange all the digits of the number in
otherwise.
ascending order within the number, which
In the given arrangement, what is the sum of
number represents the 2nd lowest number after
the 3rd digit of the 3rd highest number and 2nd
the arrangement?
digit of the 1st number from the right end?
(A) 9046 (B) 2718
(A) 10 (B) 6
(C) 7244 (D) 5869
(C) 8 (D) 15
(E) None of these
(E) None of these
Q11 As given below, there are five 3-digit numbers.
Using these numbers as a basis, answer the
9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
following questions.
126 235 365 484 728
otherwise.
If we arrange all the digits of the number in
Which of the following numbers is the second
descending order within the number, which
highest if we sum all the digits within each
number represents the highest number after the
number?
arrangement?
(A) 235 (B) 126
(A) 9046 (B) 7244
(C) 484 (D) 365
(C) 1297 (D) 5869
(E) 728
(E) None of these
Q12 As given below, there are five 3-digit numbers.
Using these numbers as a basis, answer the
9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
126 235 365 484 728
otherwise.
Which of the following numbers is the second
If we interchange the 1st and 3rd digit of each
lowest if the first and third digits of each
number, then how many numbers yield a
number are interchanged?
perfect cube number after the rearrangement?
(A) 484 (B) 126
(A) Three (B) Two
(C) 728 (D) 235
(C) Four (D) One
(E) 365

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Q13 As given below, there are five 3-digit numbers. information and answer the following
Using these numbers as a basis, answer the questions.
525 627 169 256 569
126 235 365 484 728
If 2 is subtracted from each number then how
Which of the following numbers is the third many numbers thus formed are odd numbers?
lowest if we multiply all of the digits in the (A) 5 (B) 3
number? (C) 2 (D) 4
(A) 365 (B) 728 (E) None of these
(C) 484 (D) 126
Q17 Following questions are based on the five
(E) 235
numbers given below, Study the given
Q14 Study the following series carefully and answer information and answer the following
the questions accordingly. questions.
438 549 376 528 579 417 525 627 169 256 569
If all digits are arrange in descending order with If all the digits in the number are arranged in
in number then which number will be the third the descending order within the number from
highest number? left to right, then which among the following will
(A) 438 (B) 549 be the lowest number after rearrangement?
(C) 528 (D) 417 (A) 525 (B) 627
(E) 579 (C) 169 (D) 256
(E) None of these
Q15 Study the following series carefully and answer
the questions accordingly. Q18 Following questions are based on the five
438 549 376 528 579 417 information and answer the following
questions.
If two is subtracted from the highest digit of
each of the numbers and then the first and the 525 627 169 256 569
second digits are interchanged, then which of
the following will be the second lowest? If the position of first and third digits of each of
(A) 438 (B) 549 the numbers are interchanged, then which
(C) 528 (D) 417 among the following is the highest number?
(E) 579 (A) 569 (B) 169
(C) 627 (D) 525
(E) None of these

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Q19 Following questions are based on the five Q22 Following questions are based on the five
numbers given below, Study the given three-digit numbers given below.
information and answer the following
questions. 564 356 387 785 968
525 627 169 256 569 If all the numbers are arranged in descending
order, then what is the sum of the second and
What is the product of 3rd digit of 2nd lowest third number from the left end?
number and 1st digit of 2nd highest number? (A) 1344 (B) 1349
(A) 31 (B) 28 (C) 1432 (D) 1394
(C) 24 (D) 25 (E) None of these
(E) 30
Q20 Following questions are based on the five three-digit numbers given below.
information and answer the following 564 356 387 785 968
questions.
If the position of first and third digit is
525 627 169 256 569 interchanged then, what will be the third
highest number?
What is the sum of the 3rd digit of second (A) 968 (B) 564
number from left and 2nd digit of third number (C) 785 (D) 356
from right? (E) None of these
(A) 17 (B) 15
(C) 13 (D) 19
three-digit numbers given below.
(E) 20
Q21 Following questions are based on the five 564 356 387 785 968
If we arrange all numbers in a single line from
564 356 387 785 968 left to right then what will be the eleventh digit
from the right end?
If all numbers are arranged in ascending order (A) 7 (B) 3
from right to left, then what will be the product (C) 6 (D) 5
of the first digit of the second number from left (E) None of these
and third digit of third number from right?
(A) 35 (B) 56
(C) 28 (D) 49
(E) None of these
564 356 387 785 968

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If all the numbers are arranged in ascending

If we subtract 1 in every odd digit and add 1 in order from left to right, then what will be the
every even digit then what will be the third sum of all the three digits of the number which
highest number after applying this operation? is exactly in the middle of the new
(A) 356 (B) 564 arrangement?
(C) 785 (D) 968 (A) 17 (B) 15
(E) None of these (C) 14 (D) 13
(E) 12
three-digit numbers given below. Q29 Following questions are based on the five
753 481 647 374 298 753 481 647 374 298
If the positions of the second and the third If two is added to the first digit of each of the
digits of each of the numbers are interchanged, numbers, then how many numbers thus formed
how many even numbers will be formed? will be divisible by three?
(A) None (B) One (A) None (B) One
(C) Two (D) Three (C) Two (D) Three
(E) Four (E) Four
Q27 Following questions are based on the five Q30 Following questions are based on the five
three-digit numbers given below three-digit numbers given below
753 481 647 374 298 753 481 647 374 298
If all the digits in each of the numbers are What will be the resultant of third digit of the
arranged in descending order within the lowest number is multiplied with the second
number, which of the following will form the digit of the highest number?
lowest in the new arrangement of numbers? (A) 27 (B) 40
(A) 753 (B) 481 (C) 20 (D) 45
(C) 647 (D) 298 (E) 19
(E) 374
Q31 Study the following information carefully and
Q28 Following questions are based on the five answer the questions accordingly.
three-digit numbers given below. Seven persons X, U, V, M, P, N and L were born
on 30 September but in different years among
753 481 647 374 298 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012 not
necessarily in the same order. Further it is known
that U was born in 2010. Two persons were born

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between P and M where P was elder to M. L was What is the difference in the year in which L was
born in an odd year. N was born before X. Three born and the year in which X was born?
persons were between N and V where N was (A) 1 (B) 4
born before V. (C) 3 (D) 5
Who was born immediately after N? (E) None of these
(A) M (B) P
(C) X (D) L
answer the questions accordingly.
(E) None of these
Seven persons X, U, V, M, P, N and L were born
Q32 Study the following information carefully and on 30 September but in different years among
answer the questions accordingly. 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012 not
Seven persons X, U, V, M, P, N and L were born necessarily in the same order. Further it is known
on 30 September but in different years among that U was born in 2010. Two persons were born
1994, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012 not between P and M where P was elder to M. L was
necessarily in the same order. Further it is known born in an odd year. N was born before X. Three
that U was born in 2010. Two persons were born persons were between N and V where N was
between P and M where P was elder to M. L was born before V.
born in an odd year. N was born before X. Three In which year was V born?
persons were between N and V where N was (A) 1999 (B) 2004
born before V. (C) 2007 (D) 2012
How many persons were born before M? (E) None of these
(A) 3 (B) 5
(C) 6 (D) 2
(E) None of these
Seven persons X, U, V, M, P, N and L were born
Q33 Study the following information carefully and on 30 September but in different years among
answer the questions accordingly. 1994, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012 not
necessarily in the same order. Further it is known
Seven persons X, U, V, M, P, N and L were born that U was born in 2010. Two persons were born
on 30 September but in different years among between P and M where P was elder to M. L was
1994, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012 not born in an odd year. N was born before X. Three
necessarily in the same order. Further it is known persons were between N and V where N was
that U was born in 2010. Two persons were born born before V.
between P and M where P was elder to M. L was Which pair is the odd from the rest?
born in an odd year. N was born before X. Three (A) X, 1999 (B) N, 1996
persons were between N and V where N was (C) V, 2007 (D) L, 2004
born before V. (E) P, 2007


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Six person E, F, G, H, I and J was completed F was completed his graduation in which year?
their graduation in different year i.e. 2011, 2012, (A) 2013 (B) 2015
2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but not necessary in (C) 2014 (D) 2016
the same order. (E) None of these
E was completed his graduation in a leap year.
The number of persons were completed their
graduation above E is same as the number of
persons were completed their graduation
Six person E, F, G, H, I and J was completed
below G. J was completed his graduation
their graduation in different year i.e. 2011, 2012,
immediately before I. Only one person was
2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but not necessary in
completed his graduation between F and J. F
the same order.
completed his graduation after G but not
immediately after G. H was completed his
graduation after J but before E.
As many persons completed graduation before
H as after _____?
(A) G (B) J
(C) I (D) E
(E) F
Q37 Study the following information carefully and graduation after J but before E.
How many persons are completed graduation
Six person E, F, G, H, I and J was completed after G?
their graduation in different year i.e. 2011, 2012, (A) 5 (B) 1
2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but not necessary in (C) 0 (D) 4
the same order. (E) None of these
Six person E, F, G, H, I and J was completed
their graduation in different year i.e. 2011, 2012,
2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but not necessary in
the same order.

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graduation above E is same as the number of (E) None is true

There are eight persons in a family. They were
born in eight different years such as 2003, 2006,
2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Their ages
are calculated by considering 2023 as the base
year.
Persons : Mitthu, Bunty, Sintu, Tittu, Bittu, Kittu,
Which of the following persons were completed
Chintu and Pintu.
graduation in an odd numbered year?
Chintu was born just before a leap year. Only
(A) J (B) I
one person was born between Chintu and
(C) F (D) E
Sintu. Sintu is not the eldest person. Only one
(E) None of these
person was born between Sintu and Kittu. Two
Q40 Study the following information carefully and persons were born between Mitthu and Kittu.
answer the questions accordingly. No one was born between Pintu and Sintu.
Bunty was born immediately before Tittu. Tittu is
Six person E, F, G, H, I and J was completed not the youngest person. Pintu wasn’t born
their graduation in different year i.e. 2011, 2012, before Tittu.
2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 but not necessary in Find the odd one out?
the same order. (A) Bittu (B) Chintu
E was completed his graduation in a leap year. (C) Sintu (D) Mitthu
The number of persons were completed their (E) Tittu
2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Their ages
year.
Persons : Mitthu, Bunty, Sintu, Tittu, Bittu, Kittu,
Chintu and Pintu.
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true
Chintu was born just before a leap year. Only
with respect to the final arrangement?
one person was born between Chintu and
(A) All the statements are True
Sintu. Sintu is not the eldest person. Only one
(B) I was born in the leap year
person was born between Sintu and Kittu. Two
(C) Two person completed graduation before J
persons were born between Mitthu and Kittu.
(D) As many persons before F as after I

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No one was born between Pintu and Sintu. year.

Bunty was born immediately before Tittu. Tittu is Persons : Mitthu, Bunty, Sintu, Tittu, Bittu, Kittu,
not the youngest person. Pintu wasn’t born Chintu and Pintu.
before Tittu. Chintu was born just before a leap year. Only
How many persons were born between Pintu one person was born between Chintu and
and Tittu? Sintu. Sintu is not the eldest person. Only one
(A) 2 (B) 3 person was born between Sintu and Kittu. Two
(C) 4 (D) 5 persons were born between Mitthu and Kittu.
(E) 1 No one was born between Pintu and Sintu.
not the youngest person. Pintu wasn’t born
before Tittu.
Who was born immediately after Kittu?
(A) Pintu (B) Tittu
2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Their ages
(C) Bunty (D) Sintu
(E) Bittu
year.
Persons : Mitthu, Bunty, Sintu, Tittu, Bittu, Kittu, Q45 Study the following information carefully and
Chintu and Pintu. answer the questions accordingly.
Chintu was born just before a leap year. Only There are eight persons in a family. They were
one person was born between Chintu and born in eight different years such as 2003, 2006,
Sintu. Sintu is not the eldest person. Only one 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Their ages
person was born between Sintu and Kittu. Two are calculated by considering 2023 as the base
persons were born between Mitthu and Kittu. year.
No one was born between Pintu and Sintu. Persons : Mitthu, Bunty, Sintu, Tittu, Bittu, Kittu,
Bunty was born immediately before Tittu. Tittu is Chintu and Pintu.
not the youngest person. Pintu wasn’t born Chintu was born just before a leap year. Only
before Tittu. one person was born between Chintu and
Who is 4 years old? Sintu. Sintu is not the eldest person. Only one
(A) Pintu (B) Tittu person was born between Sintu and Kittu. Two
(C) Bunty (D) Bittu persons were born between Mitthu and Kittu.
(E) None of these No one was born between Pintu and Sintu.
not the youngest person. Pintu wasn’t born
before Tittu.
Who was born in 2010?
(A) MITTHU (B) BITTU
2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019. Their ages
(C) CHINTU (D) SINTU
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Q46 DIrections:Read the following information that P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap
carefully and answer the question given year. B received award just before V for ‘2
beside. States’. D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the
award received by P. 2 actors received an
7 actors viz. R, B, P, Q, T, V, and D won the Best award between the awards received by B and
Actor award during the years 2010 and 2016 R, who won it for ‘Sultan’. R was not the last
such that in one year only one actor be given person to receive the award. Q received the
the award and none of the actors received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-numbered year. T
award twice. They won the award for 7 unlike was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was not
films that they were part of such that one actor the first one to receive the award. V received
was part of one film only. Further, it is known the award for ‘Andhadhun’.
that P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap
year. B received award just before V for ‘2 How many actors were awarded after Q?
States’. D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the (A) 1 (B) 2
award received by P. 2 actors received an (C) 3 (D) 5
award between the awards received by B and (E) 0
R, who won it for ‘Sultan’. R was not the last
Q48 Directions:Read the following information
person to receive the award. Q received the
carefully and answer the question given
award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-numbered year. T
beside.
was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was not
the first one to receive the award. V received
7 actors viz. R, B, P, Q, T, V, and D won the Best
the award for ‘Andhadhun’.
Actor award during the years 2010 and 2016
such that in one year only one actor be given
Find the odd one out?
the award and none of the actors received the
(A) Andhadhun (B) Sultan
award twice. They won the award for 7 unlike
(C) Barfi (D) Fan
films that they were part of such that one actor
(E) Fitoor
was part of one film only. Further, it is known
Q47 Directions:Read the following information that P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap
carefully and answer the question given year. B received award just before V for ‘2
beside. States’. D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the
7 actors viz. R, B, P, Q, T, V, and D won the Best award between the awards received by B and
Actor award during the years 2010 and 2016 R, who won it for ‘Sultan’. R was not the last
such that in one year only one actor be given person to receive the award. Q received the
the award and none of the actors received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-numbered year. T
award twice. They won the award for 7 unlike was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was not
films that they were part of such that one actor the first one to receive the award. V received
was part of one film only. Further, it is known the award for ‘Andhadhun’.

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In which of the following years, award was given Actor award during the years 2010 and 2016
for 2 States? such that in one year only one actor be given
(A) 2012 (B) 2013 the award and none of the actors received the
(C) 2011 (D) 2015 award twice. They won the award for 7 unlike
(E) None of these films that they were part of such that one actor
year. B received award just before V for ‘2
beside.
States’. D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the
award between the awards received by B and
Actor award during the years 2010 and 2016
such that in one year only one actor be given
the award and none of the actors received the
award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-numbered year. T
award twice. They won the award for 7 unlike
was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was not
films that they were part of such that one actor
the award for ‘Andhadhun’.
year. B received award just before V for ‘2
Who among the following was part of the film
States’. D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the
which got awarded just before 'Kites'?
(A) P (B) B
award between the awards received by B and
(C) R (D) V
(E) Q
award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-numbered year. T Q51 Study the following information carefully and
was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was not answer the questions accordingly.
the award for ‘Andhadhun’. Six people are born in six different years i.e.
1944, 1956, 1963, 1970, 1995, 2014. The age is
Which actor was awarded in year 2016? calculated according to the present year i.e.
(A) Q (B) D 2022. The age of L is not a perfect cube. One
(C) V (D) R person is born between H and M. The age of P
(E) None of these is a multiple of 3. K is older than P. The age
difference of L and M is a multiple of 5. The age
of T is not a multiple of 11. Two people are born
between K and L.
beside.
What is the sum of the ages of M and L?

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(A) 57 years (B) 83 years (D) H

(C) 88 years (D) 79 years (E) Can't be determined
(E) 89 years
Q52 Study the following information carefully and answer the questions accordingly.
As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022,
Six people are born in six different years i.e. five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
1944, 1956, 1963, 1970, 1995, 2014. The age is Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state
calculated according to the present year i.e. animals. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo,
2022. The age of L is not a perfect cube. One Elephant and Panda. The animals were
person is born between H and M. The age of P declared as state animals in 1928, 1932, 1936,
is a multiple of 3. K is older than P. The age 1940 and 1944 not necessarily in the same order.
difference of L and M is a multiple of 5. The age Serow was declared as the state animal of
of T is not a multiple of 11. Two people are born Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer was
between K and L. declared as a state animal after 1936 but
neither of Assam nor Orissa. Buffalo was
Who among the following is born in 1963? declared as the state animal of Kerala before
(A) H (B) P Elephant but after Panda. Elephant is not the
(C) K (D) M state animal of Assam. The state animal of
(E) T Nagaland was not declared on 1944.

Panda was declared the state animal of which
state?
(A) Assam (B) Nagaland
Six people are born in six different years i.e.
(C) Orissa (D) Kerala
1944, 1956, 1963, 1970, 1995, 2014. The age is
(E) Either a or b
calculated according to the present year i.e.
2022. The age of L is not a perfect cube. One Q55 Directions:Study the following information
person is born between H and M. The age of P carefully and answer the questions
is a multiple of 3. K is older than P. The age accordingly.
difference of L and M is a multiple of 5. The age
of T is not a multiple of 11. Two people are born As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022,
between K and L. five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state
Who among the following is the youngest? animals. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo,
(A) L Elephant and Panda. The animals were
(B) M declared as state animals in 1928, 1932, 1936,
(C) T 1940 and 1944 not necessarily in the same order.

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Serow was declared as the state animal of (C) Elephant – 1940

Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer was (D) Deer – Nagaland
declared as a state animal after 1936 but (E) Deer – Buffalo
Q57 Directions:Study the following information
declared as the state animal of Kerala before
carefully and answer the questions
Elephant but after Panda. Elephant is not the
accordingly.
state animal of Assam. The state animal of
Nagaland was not declared on 1944.
five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
For how many years Elephant was declared as
the state animal?
animals. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo,
(A) Less than 86 (B) 82
Elephant and Panda. The animals were
(C) 78 (D) Both a or b
declared as state animals in 1928, 1932, 1936,
(E) None of these
1940 and 1944 not necessarily in the same order.
Q56 Directions:Study the following information Serow was declared as the state animal of
carefully and answer the questions Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer was
accordingly. declared as a state animal after 1936 but
As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022, declared as the state animal of Kerala before
five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka, Elephant but after Panda. Elephant is not the
Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state state animal of Assam. The state animal of
animals. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Nagaland was not declared on 1944.
declared as state animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, Which state declared its state animal in 1932?
1940 and 1944 not necessarily in the same order. (A) Kerala (B) Assam
Serow was declared as the state animal of (C) Nagaland (D) Orissa
Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer was (E) None of these
declared as a state animal after 1936 but
Q58 Directions:Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions
declared as the state animal of Kerala before
accordingly.
Elephant but after Panda. Elephant is not the
state animal of Assam. The state animal of
Nagaland was not declared on 1944.
five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
Which among the following pair is odd from the
animals. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo,
rest?
(A) Assam – Serow
declared as state animals in 1928, 1932, 1936,
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1940 and 1944 not necessarily in the same order. born just after the one who likes 21 and E, who
Serow was declared as the state animal of doesn’t like a perfect cube number. Neither H
Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer was nor G likes 12. G is elder than F but not the
declared as a state animal after 1936 but eldest person. D likes a number higher than A.
declared as the state animal of Kerala before Four of the five are related to each other in a
Elephant but after Panda. Elephant is not the certain way and thus form a group, find the odd
state animal of Assam. The state animal of one out.
Nagaland was not declared on 1944. (A) H-27 (B) F-8
(C) A-21 (D) E-14
_____ is the state animal of Nagaland. (E) C-15
(A) Panda (B) Deer
(C) Elephant (D) Either b or c
answer the below questions.
(E) None of these
Q59 Study the following information carefully and Eight persons namely – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H
answer the below questions. were born in different years viz.- 1998, 1994, 1989,
1982, 1978, 1973, 1969, and 1964. Each person likes
Eight persons namely – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H different numbers viz.- 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 21, and
were born in different years viz.- 1998, 1994, 1989, 27. All the information is not necessarily in the
1982, 1978, 1973, 1969, and 1964. Each person likes same order. The age of each person is
different numbers viz.- 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 21, and calculated from the base year 2021. Two
27. All the information is not necessarily in the persons were born between C and the one who
same order. The age of each person is likes a number which is multiple of 9. Three
calculated from the base year 2021. Two persons were born between H and the one who
persons were born between C and the one who likes 8. The number of persons born before A is
likes a number which is multiple of 9. Three one less than the number of persons born after
persons were born between H and the one who D, who likes an odd number. H was born just
likes 8. The number of persons born before A is before C, whose age is a prime number. The
one less than the number of persons born after one who likes 15 was born five years before B.
D, who likes an odd number. H was born just The sum of the numbers liked by D and A is
before C, whose age is a prime number. The equal to the number liked by C. The number of
one who likes 15 was born five years before B. persons born between F and the one who likes
The sum of the numbers liked by D and A is 27 is the same as the number of persons born
equal to the number liked by C. The number of between D and the one who likes 14. Three
persons born between F and the one who likes persons were born between the one who was
27 is the same as the number of persons born born just after the one who likes 21 and E, who
between D and the one who likes 14. Three doesn’t like a perfect cube number. Neither H
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nor G likes 12. G is elder than F but not the nor G likes 12. G is elder than F but not the
eldest person. D likes a number higher than A. eldest person. D likes a number higher than A.
How many persons were born between the one Which of the following statement is/are not
who likes 14 and A? true?
(A) One B I. A was born two persons before the one who
(B) As many persons born after F likes 27
(C) As many persons born between B and the II. Three persons were born between E and the
one who likes 15 one who likes 21.
(D) Both b and c III. The one who likes 6 was born just before B.
(E) None of these (A) Both II and III
(B) Only III
(C) Only I
answer the below questions.
(D) Both I and II
(E) All I, II, and III
Eight persons namely – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H
were born in different years viz.- 1998, 1994, 1989, Q62 In each question below some statements are
1982, 1978, 1973, 1969, and 1964. Each person likes given followed by some conclusions. You have
different numbers viz.- 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 21, and to take the given statements to be true even if
27. All the information is not necessarily in the they seem to be at variance with commonly
same order. The age of each person is known facts. Read all the statements and then
calculated from the base year 2021. Two decide which of the given conclusions logically
persons were born between C and the one who follows from the given statements,
likes a number which is multiple of 9. Three disregarding commonly known facts.
persons were born between H and the one who
likes 8. The number of persons born before A is
one less than the number of persons born after Statements:
D, who likes an odd number. H was born just All girls are social workers.
before C, whose age is a prime number. The All social workers are women.
one who likes 15 was born five years before B. All women are teachers.
The sum of the numbers liked by D and A is Conclusions:
equal to the number liked by C. The number of I. All teachers are women.
persons born between F and the one who likes II. All women are social workers.
27 is the same as the number of persons born III. All social workers are girls.
between D and the one who likes 14. Three IV. All girls are teachers.
persons were born between the one who was (A) Only IV follows
born just after the one who likes 21 and E, who (B) Only III & IV follows
doesn’t like a perfect cube number. Neither H (C) Only I follows
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(E) All follows Only Cereal are Wheat

Conclusions:
Q63 In each of the questions below, some
I. At least some Food are Wheat
statements are given followed by two
II. All grains are not Wheat
conclusions. You have to take the given
III. All Food are Wheat
statements to be true even if they seem to be
(A) Only conclusion III follows
at variance with commonly known facts. Read
(B) Only conclusion I follows
all the conclusions and then decide which of
(C) Only conclusion II follows
the given conclusions logically follows from the
(D) Only conclusions I and II follow
given statements disregarding commonly
(E) All conclusions follow
known facts.
Q65 In the question below some statements are
Statements: given followed by three conclusions I, II and III.
Only a few B are C. You have to take the given statements to be
No B is A. true even if they seem to be at variance with
Some C are D. commonly known facts. Read all the
Conclusions: conclusions and then decide which of the
I. All C can be A. given conclusions definitely follows from the
II. Some D can be A. given statements, disregarding commonly
(A) If only conclusion I follows. known facts.
(B) If only conclusion II follows.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Statements:
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow All PMO are CMO
All CMO are DMO
Some ADMO are CMO
given followed by three conclusions I, II and III.
Conclusions:
You have to take the given statements to be
I. Some PMO are ADMO
true even if they seem to be at variance with
II. Some DMO are ADMO
commonly known facts. Read all the
III. Some DMO are PMO
conclusions and then decide which of the
given conclusions definitely follows from the
given statements, disregarding commonly
known facts.
(E) Only conclusions III and II follow
Statements: Q66 Directions:In the question below some

All Food are Cereal statements are given followed by three
A few Cereal are Grains conclusions I, II and III. You have to take the

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given statements to be true even if they seem (A) Only conclusion III follows
to be at variance with commonly known facts. (B) Only conclusion I follows
Read all the conclusions and then decide (C) Only conclusion II follows
which of the given conclusions definitely (D) Only conclusions I and II follow
follows from the given statements, (E) Only conclusions I and III follow
disregarding commonly known facts.
Q68 Directions:In the question below some
statements are given followed by three
Statements:
conclusions I, II and III. You have to take the
Some File are Insert
given statements to be true even if they seem
Some Insert are Layout
to be at variance with commonly known facts.
All Insert are View
Read all the conclusions and then decide
Conclusions:
which of the given conclusions definitely
I. All Insert are Layout
follows from the given statements,
II. Some File are View
disregarding commonly known facts.
III. All View are Layout
Statements:
Some Pad are Desk
Some Desk are Table
(E) Only conclusions I and III follow
No Table are Pad
Q67 Directions:In the question below some Conclusions:
statements are given followed by three I. Some Pad are Table
conclusions I, II and III. You have to take the II. No pad is Desk
given statements to be true even if they seem III. Some Table are not Pad
to be at variance with commonly known facts. (A) Only conclusion III follows
Read all the conclusions and then decide (B) Only conclusion I follows
which of the given conclusions definitely (C) Only conclusion II follows
follows from the given statements, (D) Only conclusions I and II follow
disregarding commonly known facts. (E) Only conclusions I and III follow

Statements:
Some Fly are Inner
Some Inner are Out
All Inner are Deep
Conclusions:
I. All Inner are Out
II. Some Fly are Deep
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given statements, disregarding commonly (C) Only conclusion II follows

known facts. (D) Only conclusions I and III follow

Statements:
Some Pen are not Paper
No Paper is Bottle
All Bottle are Glass
Conclusions:
I. No Pen are Paper
II. No Glass are Pen
III. Some Glass are not Paper
known facts.
Statements:
Some cup is Hot
All Hot are Pot
Q70 In the question below some statements are Only a few Pot are Shot
given followed by three conclusions I, II and III. Conclusions:
You have to take the given statements to be I. Some Shot are not Pot
true even if they seem to be at variance with II. Some Pot are not Shot
commonly known facts. Read all the III. Some Cup are Pot
conclusions and then decide which of the (A) Only conclusion III follows
given conclusions definitely follows from the (B) Only conclusion I follows
given statements, disregarding commonly (C) Only conclusion II follows
known facts. (D) Only conclusions I and II follow
(E) Only conclusions III and II follow

Statements:
given followed by two conclusions I and II. You
Some Word are Letter
have to take the given statements to be true
No Copy are Word
even if they seem to be at variance with
Some Ink are Letter and Copy Both
Conclusions:
I. Some Ink are not Word
II. No Letter are Copy
III. Some Letter are not Copy
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In the question below some statements are

Statements: given followed by two conclusions I and II. You
All ABM are BCM have to take the given statements to be true
Some ABM are CDM even if they seem to be at variance with
Some BCM are EMM commonly known facts. Read all the
I. Some EMM are CDM given conclusions definitely follows from the
II. No CDM are EMM given statements, disregarding commonly
(A) Both conclusions I and II follow known facts.
(C) Either conclusion I or II follows
(D) Only conclusion II follows Statements:
(E) Neither conclusion I nor II follows Some 1st are 2nd
Some 2nd are 3rd
All 3rd are 4th
given followed by two conclusions I and II. You
Conclusions:
I. Some 4th are not 1st
II. All 4th are 1st
(A) Both conclusions I and II follow
(D) Either conclusion I or II follows
known facts.
(E) Neither conclusion I nor II follows

Statements: given followed by two conclusions I and II. You
All Photo are Beauty have to take the given statements to be true
Some Beauty are Prise even if they seem to be at variance with
Some Prise are King commonly known facts. Read all the
I. All King are Beauty given conclusions definitely follows from the
II. Some King are not Beauty given statements, disregarding commonly
(A) Both conclusions I and II follow known facts.
(C) Either conclusion I or II follows Statements:
(D) Only conclusion II follows All AB are BC
(E) Neither conclusion I nor II follows Some AB are CD
Some BC are EM
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I. Some EM are CD No river is pond

II. No CD are EM All sea is ocean
(A) Either conclusion I or II follows Every pond is sea
(B) Only conclusion I follows Conclusions:
(C) Both conclusions I and II follow I. A few ocean is not river
(D) Only conclusion II follows II. No sea is river
(E) Neither conclusion I nor II follows (A) Only conclusion I follows
(B) Only conclusion II follows
Q76 Directions:In each of the questions below,
(C) Only conclusion I and conclusion II follow
some statements are given followed by some
(D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
conclusions. You have to take the given
(E) None of the above
at variance from commonly known facts. Read Q78 Directions : In the question below, two
all the conclusions and then decide which of statements are given followed by conclusions: I
the given conclusions logically follows from the and II. You have to take the given statements
given statements disregarding commonly to be true even if they seem to be at variance
known facts. from commonly known facts. Read the
Statements: conclusions and decide which of the given
Only a few glass is wall. conclusions logically follows from the given
Some wall is wire. statements disregarding commonly known
All wire is cash. facts.
Conclusions: Statements:
I. At least some cash is wall. All pans are caps.
II. All glass is cash. No cap is a can.
(A) If only II follows All cans are autos.
(B) If only I follows Conclusions:
(C) If neither I nor II follows I. Some autos are cans
(D) If either I or II follows II. No can is pan.
(E) Both I and II follows (A) If only Conclusion I follows.
(B) If only Conclusion II follows.
Q77 Directions : In the question below there are
(C) If either Conclusion I or II follows.
three statements followed by two conclusions I
(D) If neither Conclusion I nor II follows.
and II. You have to take the three given
(E) If both Conclusions I and II follow.
at variance from commonly known facts and Q79 In the question below, two statements are
then decide which of the given conclusions given followed by conclusions I and II. You
logically follows from the three statements have to take the given statements to be true
disregarding commonly known facts. even if they seem to be at variance from
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and decide which of the given conclusions Q81 In each of the questions below are given some
logically follows from the given statements statements followed by two conclusions. You
disregarding commonly known facts. have to take the given statements to be true
Statements: even if they seem to be at variance with
Some yams are laps. commonly known facts. Read all the
Some laps are exits. conclusions and then decide which of the
All exits are evenings. given conclusions logically follows from the
Conclusions: given statements disregarding commonly
I. Some evenings are laps. known facts.
II. Some evenings are yams.
(A) If only conclusion I follows. Statements:
(B) If only conclusion II follows. No professor is student
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows. Only a few student is lecturer
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. All lecturer is principal
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow. Conclusions:
I. All professor is principal is a possibility
Q80 In each of the questions below are given some
II. All student is lecturer is a possibility
statements followed by two conclusions. You
(A) If only conclusion I follow
(B) If only conclusion II follow
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow
(E) If both Conclusion I and II follow
given conclusions logically follows from the
given statements disregarding commonly Q82 In each of the questions below are given some
known facts. statements followed by two conclusions. You
All men is women commonly known facts. Read all the
Some child is women conclusions and then decide which of the
No men is boy given conclusions logically follows from the
I. Some men is child known facts.
II. No men is child
(A) If only conclusion I follow Statements:
(B) If only conclusion II follow No professor is student
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow Only a few student is lecturer
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow All lecturer is principal
(E) If both Conclusion I and II follow Conclusions:
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II. Some lecturer is professor

(A) If only conclusion I follow Statements:
(B) If only conclusion II follow Only a few Palace is Home
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow All Home is Office
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow No Office is Building
(E) If both Conclusion I and II follow Conclusions:
I. Some home is building
II. No office is building
(A) If only conclusion I follow
(B) If only conclusion II follow
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow
(E) If both Conclusion I and II follow
given statements disregarding commonly Q85 In the question below are given three
known facts. statements followed by a few conclusions. You
Only a few Palace is Home commonly known facts. Read all the
All Home is Office conclusions and then decide which of the
No Office is Building given conclusions logically follows from the
I. All Palace is Home is a possibility known facts.
II. Some Palace is Building
(A) If only conclusion I follow Statements: All Sikhs are Hindus. Only a few
(B) If only conclusion II follow Hindus are Christians. Only a few Christians are
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow Jains.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow Conclusions:
(E) If both Conclusion I and II follow I. Some Sikhs can be Christians.
II. No Hindus are Jains.
(A) Only I follows
(B) Only II follows
(C) Either I or II follows
(D) Neither I nor II follows
(E) Both I and II follow
given conclusions logically follows from the Q86 In the question below are given three
given statements disregarding commonly statements followed by a few conclusions. You
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even if they seem to be at variance with In the question below are given three
commonly known facts. Read all the statements followed by a few conclusions. You
conclusions and then decide which of the have to take the given statements to be true
given conclusions logically follows from the even if they seem to be at variance with
given statements disregarding commonly commonly known facts. Read all the
known facts. conclusions and then decide which of the
Statements: All dens are kens. Only a few hens given conclusions logically follows from the
are pens. No pen is a ken. given statements disregarding commonly
Conclusions: known facts.
I. Some dens are pens. Statements: All oceans are sea. Only a few sea
II. All hens can be pens. is river. No river is lake.
(A) Only I follows Conclusions:
(B) Only II follows I. Some oceans are river.
(C) Both I and II follow II. Some lake is not sea.
(D) Either I or II follows (A) Only I follows
(E) Neither I nor II follows (B) Only II follows
Q87 In the question below are given three
statements followed by a few conclusions. You
even if they seem to be at variance with Q89 In the question below are given three
Statements: All fields are parks. Only a few given statements disregarding commonly
tracks are courts. All courts are fields. known facts.
Conclusions:
I. No courts are parks. Statements: All videos are pictures. Few
II. Some parks are tracks. pictures are not HD pictures. A little HD picture
(A) Only I follows is colorful.
(B) Only II follows Conclusions:
(C) Either I or II follows I. Some colorful are not picture.
(D) Neither I nor II follows II. At least some videos are HD pictures is a
(E) Both I and II follow possibility.
(A) Only I follows
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(C) Either I or II follows Conclusions:

(D) Neither I nor II follows I. Some Missiles can be Tanks.
(E) Both I and II follow II. All Energy is Ships.
(A) Only I follows
(B) Only II follows
conclusions and then decide which of the Q92 In the question below are given three
given conclusions logically follows from the statements followed by a few conclusions. You
given statements disregarding commonly have to take the given statements to be true
known facts. even if they seem to be at variance with
Statements: No Businessmen are employees. conclusions and then decide which of the
Only a few Employees are Managers. All given conclusions logically follows from the
Managers are Team Leaders. given statements disregarding commonly
I. All Businessmen being Team leaders is a
possibility. Statements: Only a few Dance are Disco. All
II. All employees being Manager is a possibility. Zumba are Disco. No Dance is Lyrics.
(B) Only II follows I. All Dance can never be Zumba.
(C) Either I or II follows II. At Least some Zumba are Dance.
(D) Neither I nor II follows (A) Only I follows
(E) Both I and II follow (B) Only II follows
Statements: Only Tanks are Ships. Some Energy given statements disregarding commonly
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Statements: Only a few Nike is Bata. Only a few given conclusions logically follows from the
Bata is Adidas. All Adidas are Sandals. given statements disregarding commonly
I. Some Sandals are Bata.
II. Some Nike can be Sandals. Statements: Only a few coffee are fruits. Only a
(A) Only I follows few fruits are edible. No edible is a sheet.
(B) Only II follows Conclusions:
(C) Either I or II follows I. Some coffee being edible is a possibility.
(D) Neither I nor II follows II. Some fruits being sheets is a possibility.
(E) Both I and II follow (A) Only I follows
(B) Only II follows
commonly known facts. Read all the Q96 In the question below are given three
conclusions and then decide which of the statements followed by a few conclusions. You
given conclusions logically follows from the have to take the given statements to be true
given statements disregarding commonly even if they seem to be at variance with
known facts. commonly known facts. Read all the
Statements: Only a few Wires are Cables. Some given conclusions logically follows from the
Cables are not Fiber. Only a few Fibers are given statements disregarding commonly
Optic. known facts.
Conclusions:
I. Some Optics are not Cables. Statements: Only a few doors are stairs. All
II. Some Wires being Optic is a possibility. gates are ways. All stairs are ways.
(B) Only II follows I. Some stairs can be gates.
(C) Either I or II follows II. No ways are gates.
(D) Neither I nor II follows (A) Only I follows
(E) Both I and II follow (B) Only II follows

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have to take the given statements to be true (C) Either I or II follows

even if they seem to be at variance with (D) Neither I nor II follows
commonly known facts. Read all the (E) None of these
known facts.
Statements: Only a few doughnuts are
cupcakes. All cupcakes are cakes. Some cakes
are fruitcakes.
Conclusions:
known facts.
I. All cakes are doughnuts.
II. Some cupcakes are fruitcakes.
Statements: Only a few fists are fingers. Some
(A) Only I follows
fingers are thumbs. Only a few thumbs are toes.
(B) Only II follows
Conclusions:
I. All toes can never be fingers.
II. All fingers can never be fists.
(A) Only I follows
Q98 In the question below are given three (B) Only II follows
statements followed by a few conclusions. You (C) Either I or II follows
have to take the given statements to be true (D) Neither I nor II follows
even if they seem to be at variance with (E) Both I and II follow
known facts.
Statements: Only a few explanation are
example. No diagram is question. Only a few
example are diagram.
known facts.
Conclusions:
I. Some examples are questions.
Statements: Only a few guitars are strings. All
II. Some diagrams are explanation is a
clouds are strings. Some clouds are white.
possibility.
Conclusions:
(A) Only I follows
I. Some strings are white.
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II. No guitars are white. given statements disregarding commonly

(A) Only I follows known facts.
(B) Only II follows
(C) Either I or II follows Statements: Only a few houses are floors. All
(D) Neither I nor II follows floors are buildings. All buildings are shops.
(E) Both I and II follow Conclusions:
I. Some shops are not building
II. All shops are houses is a possibility
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Answer Key
Q1 (A) Q27 (E)
Q2 (E) Q28 (D)
Q3 (D) Q29 (C)
Q4 (C) Q30 (B)
Q5 (A) Q31 (C)
Q6 (A) Q32 (C)
Q7 (B) Q33 (C)
Q8 (D) Q34 (C)
Q9 (A) Q35 (C)
Q10 (C) Q36 (B)
Q11 (C) Q37 (C)
Q12 (D) Q38 (A)
Q13 (A) Q39 (B)
Q14 (C) Q40 (D)
Q15 (C) Q41 (A)
Q16 (D) Q42 (B)
Q17 (A) Q43 (D)
Q18 (A) Q44 (E)
Q19 (E) Q45 (C)
Q20 (C) Q46 (E)
Q21 (C) Q47 (A)
Q22 (B) Q48 (B)
Q23 (D) Q49 (B)
Q24 (D) Q50 (D)
Q25 (B) Q51 (D)
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Q53 (C) Q78 (E)
Q54 (A) Q79 (A)
Q55 (C) Q80 (C)
Q56 (D) Q81 (A)
Q57 (B) Q82 (A)
Q58 (B) Q83 (D)
Q59 (B) Q84 (B)
Q60 (D) Q85 (A)
Q61 (E) Q86 (E)
Q62 (A) Q87 (B)
Q63 (B) Q88 (D)
Q64 (C) Q89 (B)
Q65 (E) Q90 (A)
Q66 (C) Q91 (A)
Q67 (C) Q92 (A)
Q68 (A) Q93 (E)
Q69 (A) Q94 (B)
Q70 (E) Q95 (E)
Q71 (E) Q96 (A)
Q72 (C) Q97 (D)
Q73 (C) Q98 (B)
Q74 (D) Q99 (D)
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Hints & Solutions

Q1 Text Solution: Ascending order of the given numbers is,
Descending order is, 157, 337, 513, 751, 753
863, 752, 872, 954, 875 Hence, the second largest number is 751
The smallest number is 752; the largest number ∴ Corresponding number is 863
is 954 Answer: a)
∴ Required difference is, 5 – 4 =1 Q6 Text Solution:
Answer is: a)
Given arrangement:
Q2 Text Solution: 9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
863 -> 8+6 = 14 After adding 1 to every 2nd digit of the given
725 -> 7+2 =9 numbers, we get
278 -> 2+7=9 9146 7344 2818 5969 1397
549-> 5+4 =9 One number i.e., 7344 will be divisible by 3 after
875 ->8+7 =15 the rearrangement. Hence, one is the correct
Hence, the answer is 863 answer.
Answer is: e)
Q7 Text Solution:
Q3 Text Solution: Given arrangement:
863 -> 368 9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
725 -> 527 Arranging all the digits of number in ascending
278 -> 872 order within the number,
549 -> 945 0469 2447 1278 5689 1279
875 -> 578 2718 represents 1278, which is the 2nd lowest
∴ The second smallest number is 527 number after the arrangement. Hence, 2718 is
Hence, required difference is 7 – 5 = 2 the correct answer.
Answer is: D
Q8 Text Solution:
Q4 Text Solution: Given numbers - 9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
863 -> 963 ->693 Arranging all the digits of number in descending
725 -> 825 -> 285 order within the number,
278 -> 378 -> 738 9640 7442 8721 9865 9721
549 ->649 -> 469 9865 represents 5869, which is the highest
875-> 975 -> 795 number after the arrangement.
The second highest number is 738 Hence, 5869 is the correct answer.
∴ the third digit of 738 is ‘8’ Q9 Text Solution:
Answer is: c) Given arrangement:
Q5 Text Solution: 9046 7244 2718 5869 1297
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Arrangement after interchanging 1st and 3rd 12 30 90 128 112

digit of each number, we get Thus, 90 is the third-lowest number which
4096 4274 1728 6859 9217 belongs to 365.
So, only three numbers 9046, 2718 and 5869 Hence, the correct answer is option A.
yield perfect cube numbers after the Q14 Text Solution:
rearrangement. If all digits are arrange in descending order -
Hence, three is the correct answer. 843 954 763 852 975 741
Q10 Text Solution: Q15 Text Solution:
Given arrangement: Given series - 438 549 376 528 579 417
9046 7244 2718 5869 1297 If two is subtracted from the highest digit of
The 3rd highest number is 5869 each of the numbers - 436 547 356 526 577
The 3rd digit of the 3rd highest number is 6. 415
The 2nd digit of 1st number from the right end is Series after the first and the second digits are
2 interchanged - 346 457 536 256 757 145
So, required sum = 6 + 2 = 8.
Q16 Text Solution:
Hence, 8 is the correct answer.
525 -2 = 523
Q11 Text Solution:
627 -2 = 625
We have,
169 -2 = 167
126 235 365 484 728
256-2 = 254
If we sum all digits within each number. then we
569-2 = 567
get,
Ans:- 4
9 10 14 16 17
Q17 Text Solution:
Hence, 16 is the second highest number which
525 627 169 256 569
belongs to 484.
Descending order- 552 762 961 652 965
Hence, the correct answer is option C.
Hence 525
Q12 Text Solution:
Q18 Text Solution:
We have,
525 627 169 256 569
126 235 365 484 728
525 726 961 652 965
When the first and third digits are interchanged:
Ans:- 569
621 532 563 484 827
Hence, 532 is the second lowest which belongs Q19 Text Solution:
to 235. 2nd lowest:- 256
Hence, the correct answer is option D. 2nd highest:- 569
Product:- 5*6= 30
Q13 Text Solution:
We have, Q20 Text Solution:
126 235 365 484 728 525 627 169 256 569
After multiplying Sum= 7+6= 13

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Q21 Text Solution: After the positions of the second and the third
Given numbers, 564 356 387 785 968 digits of each of the numbers are interchanged,
After arranging in ascending order from right to Even number is- 481 and 674.
left we get, Sol. Two
968 785 564 387 356
Q27 Text Solution:
Now, first digit of the second number from left
Given arrangement:
785---- 7
753 481 647 374 298
And third digit of third number from right After the arranged in descending order, the
564---- 4
lowest number is 374.
So, 7 X 4 = 28.
Q28 Text Solution:
Q22 Text Solution: Given arrangement:
Given numbers, 564 356 387 785 968 753 481 647 374 298
After arranging in descending order, we get, The sum of all the three digits of the number
968 785 564 387 356
which is exactly in the middle of the new
So, sum of second and third number from left
arrangement, after the arranged in ascending
end
order is 13.
785 + 564 = 1349.
Sol. (4 + 8 + 1) = 13
Q23 Text Solution:
Q29 Text Solution:
Given numbers, 564 356 387 785 968
Given arrangement:
After interchanging first to third we get, 753 481 647 374 298
465 653 783 587 869
After two added in 1st digit of each number is-
So, the third highest number will be 653.
953, 681, 847, 574, 498
Q24 Text Solution: Only 2 number is divisible by 3.
Given numbers, 564 356 387 785 968 Sol. Two
After arranging in a single line, we get,
Q30 Text Solution:
564356387785968
Given arrangement:
So, the eleventh digit from the right end is 5.
753 481 647 374 298
Q25 Text Solution: The resultant third digit of the lowest number is
Given numbers, 564 356 387 785 968 multiplied with the second digit of the highest
Now, subtract 1 in every odd digit and add 1 in number is 40.
every even
Q31 Text Solution:
digit, we get,
U was born in 2010. Three persons were
475 247 296 694 879
between N and V where N was born before V.
So, the third highest number is 475.
CASE 1:
Q26 Text Solution: Year person
Given arrangement: 1994 N
753 481 647 374 298

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1996 Two persons were born between P and M where

1999 P was elder to M. But it is given that N was born
2004 before X. So the case 2 is invalid.

CASE 1:
2007 V
YEAR PERSONS
2010 U
1994 N
2012
1996 X
CASE 2:
1999 L
YEAR PERSON
2004 P
1994
2007 V
1996
2010 U
1999 N
2012 M
2004
Hence, we have the final arrangement
2007
YEAR PERSON
2010 U
1994 N
2012 V
1996 X
L was born in an odd year.
CASE 1, 1999 L
YEAR PERSONS 2004 P
1994 N 2007 V
1996 2010 U
1999 L 2012 M
2004 Hence, X was born immediately after N.
2007 V Q32 Text Solution:

2010 U U was born in 2010.Three persons were between
N and V where N was born before V.
2012
CASE 1:
CASE 2:
Year person
Year Person
1994 N
1994
1996
1996
1999
1999 N
2004
2004
2007 V
2007 L
2010 U
2010 U
2012
2012 V
CASE 2:

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YEAR PERSON 2004 P

1994 2007 V
1996 2010 U
1999 N 2012 M
2004 Hence, we have the final arrangement
2007 YEAR PERSON
2010 U 1994 N
2012 V 1996 X
L was born in an odd year. 1999 L
CASE 1, 2004 P
YEAR PERSONS 2007 V
1994 N 2010 U
1996 2012 M
1999 L Hence, 6 persons were born before M.
2004 Q33 Text Solution:
2007 V U was born in 2010.Three persons were between
2010 U N and V where N was born before V.
2012 CASE 1:
CASE 2: Year person
Year Person 1994 N
1994 1996
1996 1999
1999 N 2004
2004 2007 V
2007 L 2010 U
2010 U 2012
2012 V CASE 2:
Two persons were born between P and M where YEAR PERSON
P was elder to M. But it is given that N was born 1994
before X. So the case 2 is invalid. 1996
CASE 1: 1999 N
YEAR PERSONS 2004
1994 N 2007
1996 X 2010 U
1999 L 2012 V

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CASE 1, 2004 P
YEAR PERSONS 2007 V
1994 N 2010 U
1996 2012 M
1999 L Hence, L was born in year 1999 and X was born
2004 in 1996
2007 V difference= 1999-1996= 3
2010 U Q34 Text Solution:
2012 U was born in 2010.Three persons were between
CASE 2: N and V where N was born before V.
Year Person CASE 1:
1994 Year person
1996 1994 N
1999 N 1996
2004 1999
2007 L 2004
2010 U 2007 V
2012 V 2010 U
Two persons were born between P and M where 2012
P was elder to M. But it is given that N was born CASE 2:
before X. So the case 2 is invalid. YEAR PERSON
CASE 1: 1994
YEAR PERSONS 1996
1994 N 1999 N
1996 X 2004
1999 L 2007
2004 P 2010 U
2007 V 2012 V
2010 U L was born in an odd year.
2012 M CASE 1,
Hence, we have the final arrangement YEAR PERSONS
YEAR PERSON 1994 N
1994 N 1996
1996 X 1999 L

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2004 Hence, V was born in year 2007.

2007 V Q35 Text Solution:
2010 U U was born in 2010.Three persons were between
2012 N and V where N was born before V.
CASE 2: CASE 1:
Year Person Year person
1994 1994 N
1996 1996
1999 N 1999
2004 2004
2007 L 2007 V
2010 U 2010 U
2012 V 2012
Two persons were born between P and M where CASE 2:
P was elder to M. But it is given that N was born YEAR PERSON
before X. So the case 2 is invalid. 1994
CASE 1: 1996
YEAR PERSONS 1999 N
1994 N 2004
1996 X 2007
1999 L 2010 U
2004 P 2012 V
2007 V L was born in an odd year.
2010 U CASE 1,
2012 M YEAR PERSONS
Hence, we have the final arrangement 1994 N
YEAR PERSON 1996
1994 N 1999 L
1996 X 2004
1999 L 2007 V
2004 P 2010 U
2007 V 2012
2010 U CASE 2:
2012 M Year Person
1994

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1996
1999 N
2004
2007 L
2010 U
2012 V
Two persons were born between P and M where J was completed his graduation immediately
P was elder to M. But it is given that N was born before I. Only one person was completed his
before X. So the case 2 is invalid. graduation between F and J and F completed
CASE 1: his graduation after G but not immediately
YEAR PERSONS after G.
1994 N Yea Cas Cas Cas
1996 X r e1 e2 e3
1999 L 2011 F G G
2004 P 2012 E J
2007 V 2013 J I J
2010 U 201
I F I
2012 M 4
Hence, we have the final arrangement 2015 G F
YEAR PERSON 2016 E E
1994 N H was completed his graduation after J but
1996 X before E.
Here is the Case 1 and Case 3 is invalid and
1999 L
Case-2 is the final arrangement.
2004 P
2007 V
2010 U
2012 M
Hence, odd pair from the rest is V, 2007.
Q36 Text Solution:

Here is the final arrangement.
The number of persons were completed their Q37 Text Solution:
graduation above E is same as the number of E was completed his graduation in a leap year.
persons were completed their graduation The number of persons were completed their
below G. graduation above E is same as the number of

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persons were completed their graduation E was completed his graduation in a leap year.
below G. The number of persons were completed their
below G.
J was completed his graduation immediately

before I. Only one person was completed his
graduation between F and J and F completed
his graduation after G but not immediately J was completed his graduation immediately
after G. before I. Only one person was completed his
Yea Cas Cas Cas graduation between F and J and F completed
r e1 e2 e3 his graduation after G but not immediately
2011 F G G after G.
2012 E J Yea Cas Cas Cas

r e1 e2 e3
2013 J I J
2011 F G G
201
I F I 2012 E J
4
2015 G F 2013 J I J
2016 E E 201
I F I
H was completed his graduation after J but 4
before E. 2015 G F
Here is the Case 1 and Case 3 is invalid and 2016 E E
Case-2 is the final arrangement. H was completed his graduation after J but
before E.
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Q39 Text Solution:

below G.
Q40 Text Solution:

J was completed his graduation immediately below G.
his graduation after G but not immediately
after G.
Yea Cas Cas Cas
r e1 e2 e3
2011 F G G
J was completed his graduation immediately
2012 E J
2013 J I J
201
I F I his graduation after G but not immediately
4
after G.
2015 G F Yea Cas Cas Cas
2016 E E r e1 e2 e3
H was completed his graduation after J but 2011 F G G
before E.
2012 E J
2013 J I J
201
I F I
4
2015 G F
2016 E E
H was completed his graduation after J but
before E.

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Here is the Case 1 and Case 3 is invalid and 3. Sintu is not the eldest person.
CASE 1
Q41 Text Solution:
1. Chintu was born just before a leap year.

CASE 2 (A)
CASE 1
CASE 2 CASE 2 (B)
2. Only one person was born between Chintu

and Sintu.

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4. Only one person was born between Sintu

and Kittu. Therefore, case 2 (B) is no longer
valid.
5. Two persons were born between Mitthu and
Kittu.
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)
CASE 2 (A)
7. Bunty was born immediately before Tittu.

8. Tittu is not the youngest person.
CASE 1
6. No one was born between Pintu and Sintu.
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2
9. Pintu wasn’t born before Tittu. Therefore,
case 2 (A) is no longer valid.
CASE 1 is the right answer.

and Sintu.
3. Sintu is not the eldest person.
CASE 1
Q42 Text Solution:
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2 (B)
CASE 2 (A)

and Kittu. Therefore, case 2 (B) is no longer CASE 1
valid.
Kittu.
CASE 1

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7. Bunty was born immediately before Tittu. 9. Pintu wasn’t born before Tittu. Therefore,
8. Tittu is not the youngest person. case 2 (A) is no longer valid.
CASE 1 CASE 1 is the right answer.
CASE 2 (A) Q43 Text Solution:
CASE 1

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CASE 2 CASE 2 (B)

and Sintu.
CASE 1 and Kittu. Therefore, case 2 (B) is no longer
valid.
Kittu.
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2 (A)

CASE 2 (A)
CASE 1
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2
9. Pintu wasn’t born before Tittu. Therefore,
case 2 (A) is no longer valid.

and Sintu.
CASE 1
Q44 Text Solution:
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2 (B)
CASE 2 (A)

and Kittu. Therefore, case 2 (B) is no longer CASE 1
valid.
Kittu.
CASE 1

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CASE 2 (A)
7. Bunty was born immediately before Tittu. 9. Pintu wasn’t born before Tittu. Therefore,
8. Tittu is not the youngest person. case 2 (A) is no longer valid.
CASE 1 CASE 1 is the right answer.
CASE 2 (A)
Q45 Text Solution:
CASE 1

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CASE 2 CASE 2 (B)

and Sintu.
CASE 1 and Kittu. Therefore, case 2 (B) is no longer
valid.
Kittu.
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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CASE 2 (A)

CASE 2 (A)
CASE 1
CASE 1
CASE 2 (A)

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Q-
2013
Kites
2014
Q-
2015
Kites
2016
T was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was
not the first one to receive the award.
B received award just before V for ‘2 States’.
2 actors received an award between the
awards received by B and R, who won it for
9. Pintu wasn’t born before Tittu. Therefore, ‘Sultan’.
case 2 (A) is no longer valid. R was not the last person to receive the award.
Now, we can eliminate Case 1 and Case 2.
Case Case Case
Year
1 2 3
T-
R-
2010 Fitoo
Sultan
r
Q- T- T-
2011
Kites Fitoor Fitoor
P- P- P-
2012
Barfi Barfi Barfi
B-2
Q- B-2
2013 state
Kites states
s
Q46 Text Solution: B-2
P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap year. 2014 V state V -
Q received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd- s
numbered year. Q-
2015 V
Case Case Case Kites
Year
1 2 3 R-
2010 2016 Sulta
Q- n
2011
Kites D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the award
P- P- P- received by P.
2012 V received the award for ‘Andhadhun’.
Barfi Barfi Barfi

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Case Q-
Year 2013
3 Kites
R- 2014
2010 Sulta Q-
2015
n Kites
T- 2016
2011 Fitoo T was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was
r not the first one to receive the award.
P- B received award just before V for ‘2 States’.
2012
Barfi 2 actors received an award between the
B-2 awards received by B and R who won it for
2013 state ‘Sultan’.
s R was not the last person to receive the award.
V- Now, we can eliminate Case 1 and Case 2.
Andh Case Case Case
2014 Year
adhu 1 2 3
n T-
R-
Q- 2010 Fitoo
2015 Sultan
Kites r
D- Q- T- T-
2016 2011
Fan Kites Fitoor Fitoor
So, Fitoor is the odd one out as the actor part P- P- P-
2012
of the rest films were awarded in even- Barfi Barfi Barfi
numbered years. B-2
Q- B-2
Hence, the correct option is (E). 2013 state
Kites states
Q47 Text Solution: s
P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap year. B-2
Q received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd- 2014 V state V -
numbered year. s
Case Case Case Q-
Year 2015 V
1 2 3 Kites
2010 R-
Q- 2016 Sulta
2011 n
Kites
P- P- P- D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the award
2012 received by P.
Barfi Barfi Barfi
V received the award for ‘Andhadhun’.

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Case 2014
Year
3 Q-
2015
R- Kites
2010 Sulta 2016
n T was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was
T- not the first one to receive the award.
2011 Fitoo B received award just before V for ‘2 States’.
r 2 actors received an award between the
P- awards received by B and R, who won it for
2012
Barfi ‘Sultan’.
B-2 R was not the last person to receive the award.
2013 state Now, we can eliminate Case 1 and Case 2.
s Case Case Case
Year
V- 1 2 3
Andh T-
2014 R-
adhu 2010 Fitoo
Sultan
n r
Q- Q- T- T-
2015 2011
Kites Kites Fitoor Fitoor
D- P- P- P-
2016 2012
Fan Barfi Barfi Barfi
So, Only one actor was awarded after Q. B-2
Q- B-2
Hence, the correct option is (A) 2013 state
Kites states
s
Q48 Text Solution:
P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap year. B-2
Q received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd- 2014 V state V -
numbered year. s
Case Case Case Q-

Year 2015 V
1 2 3 Kites
2010 R-
Q- 2016 Sulta
2011 n
Kites
D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the award
P- P- P-
2012 received by P.
Barfi Barfi Barfi
Q-
2013 Case
Kites Year
3

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R- Q-
2015
2010 Sulta Kites
n 2016
T- T was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was
2011 Fitoo not the first one to receive the award.
r B received award just before V for ‘2 States’.
P- 2 actors received an award between the
2012
Barfi awards received by B and R, who won it for
B-2 ‘Sultan’.
2013 state R was not the last person to receive the award.
s Now, we can eliminate Case 1 and Case 2.
V- Case Case Case

Year
Andh 1 2 3
2014
adhu T-
R-
n 2010 Fitoo
Sultan
Q- r
2015
Kites Q- T- T-
2011
D- Kites Fitoor Fitoor
2016
Fan P- P- P-
2012
So, The award for 2 States was given in 2013. Barfi Barfi Barfi
Hence, the correct option is (B). B-2
Q- B-2
2013 state
Q49 Text Solution: Kites states
s
P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap year.
Q received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd- B-2
numbered year. 2014 V state V -
Case Case Case s

Year Q-
1 2 3 2015 V
Kites
2010
Q- R-
2011 2016 Sulta
Kites
n
P- P- P-
2012 D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the award
Barfi Barfi Barfi
received by P.
Q-
2013 V received the award for ‘Andhadhun’.
Kites
Case
2014 Year
3

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R- 2016
2010 Sulta T was awarded for ‘Fitoor’ before Q but T was
n not the first one to receive the award.
T- B received award just before V for ‘2 States’.
2011 Fitoo 2 actors received an award between the
r awards received by B and R, who won it for
P- ‘Sultan’.
2012
Barfi R was not the last person to receive the award.
B-2 Now, we can eliminate Case 1 and Case 2.
2013 state Case Case Case
Year
s 1 2 3
V- T-
R-
Andh 2010 Fitoo
2014 Sultan
adhu r
n Q- T- T-
2011
Q- Kites Fitoor Fitoor
2015
Kites P- P- P-
2012
D- Barfi Barfi Barfi
2016
Fan B-2
Q- B-2
Hence, the correct option is (C). 2013 state
Kites states
s
Q50 Text Solution:
B-2
P received the award for ‘Barfi’ in a leap year.
2014 V state V -
Q received the award for ‘Kites’ in an odd-
s
numbered year.
Q-
Case Case Case 2015 V
Year Kites
1 2 3
R-
2010
2016 Sulta
Q-
2011 n
Kites
D received an award for ‘Fan’ after the award
P- P- P-
2012 received by P.
Barfi Barfi Barfi
Q-
2013 Case
Kites Year
3
2014
R-
Q-
2015 2010 Sulta
Kites
n

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T- 7. The age of T is not a multiple of 11.

2011 Fitoo
r
P-
2012
Barfi
B-2
2013 state
s
V-
Andh
2014
adhu
n
Q-
2015
Kites Hence, the required answer is ’52 + 27 = 79
D- years’.
2016
Fan Q52 Text Solution:
So, V was part of the film which got awarded 1. The age of P is a multiple of 3.
just before 'Kites'. 2. K is older than P.
Hence, the correct option is (D) 3. Two people are born between K and L.
Q51 Text Solution: 4. The age of L is not a perfect cube.
1. The age of P is a multiple of 3.

2. K is older than P.
3. Two people are born between K and L.
4. The age of L is not a perfect cube.
5. One person is born between H and M.

(Here, cases 2.1 and 2.2 will be eliminated)
6. The age difference of L and M is a multiple of
5.
5. One person is born between H and M. 7. The age of T is not a multiple of 11.
(Here, cases 2.1 and 2.2 will be eliminated)

6. The age difference of L and M is a multiple of
5.

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Hence, the required answer is ‘H’. Hence, the required answer is ‘T’.

1. The age of P is a multiple of 3. As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022,
2. K is older than P. five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
3. Two people are born between K and L. Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state
4. The age of L is not a perfect cube. animals.
The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Elephant
and Panda. The animals were declared as state
animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944.
Serow was declared as the state animal of
Karnataka for more than 90 years.
So, Serow was declared as the state animal of
Karnataka in 1928.
Deer was declared as a state animal after 1936
but neither of Assam nor Orissa.
5. One person is born between H and M. Cas Cas
(Here, cases 2.1 and 2.2 will be eliminated) e1 e2
6. The age difference of L and M is a multiple of Ye Years completed as Ani Ani
5. State State
ars on 15th July 2022 mals mals
7. The age of T is not a multiple of 11.
192 Sero Karna Sero Karna
94
8 w taka w taka
193
90
2
193
86
6

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194 194 Naga Elep Oriss

82 Deer 82 Deer
0 0 land hant a
194 194 Elep Oriss Naga
78 Deer 78 Deer
4 4 hant a land
Buffalo was declared as the state animal of The state animal of Nagaland was not
Kerala before Elephant but after Panda. declared on 1944.
Case Case Thus, case 2 is invalid.
1 2 Therefore, the final arrangement is:
Years completed Yea Years completed as on Animal
Ye Anim Anim State
as on 15th July State State rs 15th July 2022 s
ars als als
2022 192 Karnat
94 Serow
Karn Karn 8 aka
192 Sero Sero
94 atak atak 1932 90 Panda Assam
8 w w
a a Buffal
1936 86 Kerala
193 Pand Pand o
90
2 a a 194 Nagala
82 Deer
193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral 0 nd
86
6 lo a lo a 194 Elepha
78 Orissa
194 Elep 4 nt
82 Deer
0 hant
Q55 Text Solution:
194 Elep As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022,
78 Deer
4 hant five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
Deer is state animal of neither of Assam nor Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state
Orissa. animals.
Elephant is not the state animal of Assam. The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Elephant
Case Case and Panda. The animals were declared as state
1 2 animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944.
Years completed Serow was declared as the state animal of
Ye Anim Anim
as on 15th July State State Karnataka for more than 90 years.
ars als als
2022 So, Serow was declared as the state animal of
192 Sero Karna Sero Karna Karnataka in 1928.
94
8 w taka w taka Deer was declared as a state animal after 1936
193 Pand Assa Pand Assa but neither of Assam nor Orissa.
90
2 a m a m Cas Cas
193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral e1 e2

86
6 lo a lo a Ye Years completed as Ani Ani
State State

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192 Sero Karna Sero Karna Case Case

94
8 w taka w taka 1 2
193 Years completed
90 Ye Anim Anim
2 as on 15th July State State
ars als als
193 2022
86
6 192 Sero Karna Sero Karna
94
194 8 w taka w taka
82 Deer
0 193 Pand Assa Pand Assa
90
194 2 a m a m
78 Deer
4 193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral
86
Buffalo was declared as the state animal of 6 lo a lo a
Kerala before Elephant but after Panda. 194 Naga Elep Oriss
82 Deer
Ca 0 land hant a
Ca
se 194 Elep Oriss Naga
se 1 78 Deer
2 4 hant a land
Years The state animal of Nagaland was not
Ye Ani Ani
completed as Stat Stat declared on 1944.
ar mal mal
on 15th July e e Thus, case 2 is invalid.
s s s
2022 Therefore, the final arrangement is:
Kar Kar Yea Years completed as on Animal
19 Ser Ser State
94 nat nat rs 15th July 2022 s
28 ow ow
aka aka 192 Karnat
94 Serow
Pa Pa 8 aka
19
90 nd nd 1932 90 Panda Assam
32
a a Buffal
1936 86 Kerala
Buf Buf o
19 Ker Ker
86 fal fal 194 Nagala
36 ala ala 82 Deer
o o 0 nd
19 Ele 194 Elepha
De 78 Orissa
4 82 ph 4 nt
er
0 ant
Q56 Text Solution:
19 Ele
De As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022,
4 78 ph
er five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka,
4 ant
Deer is state animal of neither of Assam nor
animals.
Orissa.
Elephant is not the state animal of Assam.

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The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Elephant 194 Elep

82 Deer
and Panda. The animals were declared as state 0 hant
animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944. 194 Elep
78 Deer
Serow was declared as the state animal of 4 hant
Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer is state animal of neither of Assam nor
So, Serow was declared as the state animal of Orissa.
Karnataka in 1928. Elephant is not the state animal of Assam.
Deer was declared as a state animal after 1936
Case Case
but neither of Assam nor Orissa.
1 2
Cas Cas
Years completed
e1 e2 Ye Anim Anim
as on 15th July State State
Ye Years completed as Ani Ani ars als als
State State 2022
192 Sero Karna Sero Karna 94
94 8 w taka w taka
8 w taka w taka
193 Pand Assa Pand Assa
193 90
90 2 a m a m
2
193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral
193 86
86 6 lo a lo a
6
194 Naga Elep Oriss
194 82 Deer
82 Deer 0 land hant a
0
194 Elep Oriss Naga
194 78 Deer
78 Deer 4 hant a land
4
The state animal of Nagaland was not
Buffalo was declared as the state animal of declared on 1944.
Kerala before Elephant but after Panda. Thus, case 2 is invalid.
Case Case Therefore, the final arrangement is:
1 2 Yea Years completed as on Animal
State
Years completed rs 15th July 2022 s
Ye Anim Anim
as on 15th July State State 192 Karnat
ars als als 94 Serow
2022 8 aka
Karn Karn 1932 90 Panda Assam
192 Sero Sero
94 atak atak
8 w w Buffal
a a 1936 86 Kerala
o
193 Pand Pand
90 194 Nagala
2 a a 82 Deer
0 nd
86 194 Elepha
6 lo a lo a 78 Orissa
4 nt

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As per the last year survey as of 15th July 2022, 193 Pand Pand
90
five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka, 2 a a
Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state 193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral
86
animals. 6 lo a lo a
The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Elephant 194 Elep
82 Deer
and Panda. The animals were declared as state 0 hant
animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944. 194 Elep
Serow was declared as the state animal of 78 Deer
4 hant
Karnataka for more than 90 years. Deer is state animal of neither of Assam nor
So, Serow was declared as the state animal of Orissa.
Karnataka in 1928. Elephant is not the state animal of Assam.
Deer was declared as a state animal after 1936 Case Case
but neither of Assam nor Orissa. 1 2
Cas Cas
Years completed
e1 e2 Ye Anim Anim
as on 15th July State State
Ye Years completed as Ani Ani ars als als
State State 2022
192 Sero Karna Sero Karna 94
94 8 w taka w taka
8 w taka w taka
193 Pand Assa Pand Assa
193 90
90 2 a m a m
2
193 86
86 6 lo a lo a
6
194 Naga Elep Oriss
194 82 Deer
82 Deer 0 land hant a
0
194 Elep Oriss Naga
194 78 Deer
78 Deer 4 hant a land
4
The state animal of Nagaland was not
Buffalo was declared as the state animal of declared on 1944.
Kerala before Elephant but after Panda. Thus, case 2 is invalid.
Case Case Therefore, the final arrangement is:
1 2 Yea Years completed as on Animal
State
Years completed rs 15th July 2022 s
Ye Anim Anim
as on 15th July State State 192 Karnat
ars als als 94 Serow
2022 8 aka
192 94 Sero Karn Sero Karn 1932 90 Panda Assam
8 w atak w atak

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Buffal Case Case

1936 86 Kerala
o 1 2
194 Nagala Years completed
82 Deer Ye Anim Anim
0 nd as on 15th July State State
ars als als
194 Elepha 2022
78 Orissa
4 nt Karn Karn
192 Sero Sero
94 atak atak
Q58 Text Solution: 8 w w
a a
five Indian states viz., Nagaland, Karnataka, 193 Pand Pand
90
Kerala, Assam and Orissa have different state 2 a a
animals. 193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral
86
The animals are Deer, Serow, Buffalo, Elephant 6 lo a lo a
and Panda. The animals were declared as state 194 Elep
82 Deer
animals in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944. 0 hant
Serow was declared as the state animal of 194 Elep
78 Deer
Karnataka for more than 90 years. 4 hant
So, Serow was declared as the state animal of Deer is state animal of neither of Assam nor
Karnataka in 1928. Orissa.
Deer was declared as a state animal after 1936 Elephant is not the state animal of Assam.
but neither of Assam nor Orissa. Case Case
Cas Cas 1 2
e1 e2 Years completed
Ye Years completed as Ani Ani Ye Anim Anim
State State as on 15th July State State
ars on 15th July 2022 mals mals ars als als
2022
192 Sero Karna Sero Karna 192 Sero Karna Sero Karna
94 94
8 w taka w taka 8 w taka w taka
193 193 Pand Assa Pand Assa
90 90
2 2 a m a m
193 193 Buffa Keral Buffa Keral
86 86
6 6 lo a lo a
194 194 Naga Elep Oriss
82 Deer 82 Deer
0 0 land hant a
194 194 Elep Oriss Naga
78 Deer 78 Deer
4 4 hant a land
Buffalo was declared as the state animal of The state animal of Nagaland was not
Kerala before Elephant but after Panda. declared on 1944.
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Therefore, the final arrangement is: Again, we have: The one who likes 15 was born
Yea Years completed as on Animal five years before B. The sum of the numbers
State
rs 15th July 2022 s liked by D and A is equal to the number liked by
192 Karnat C. The number of persons born before A is one
94 Serow less than the number of persons born after D,
8 aka
who likes an odd number. Since, only such
1932 90 Panda Assam
possible combinations are (6, 9, 15), (6, 15, 21), &
Buffal
1936 86 Kerala (9, 12, 21) That means, in case (1) A was born in
o
1969, and C likes 21. D likes a number higher than
194 Nagala
82 Deer A. Based on the above given information we
0 nd
have:
194 Elepha
78 Orissa
4 nt
Q59 Text Solution:

Three persons were born between H and the
one who likes 8. H was born just before C,
whose age is a prime number. That means, in
case (1) H was born in 1973, in case (2) H was
born in 1994. Two persons were born between C
and the one who likes a number which is
multiple of 9.
Case (2) is not valid as the number of persons

born before A is one less than the number of
persons born after D, who likes an odd number.
Again, we have: Three persons were born
between the one who was born just after the
one who likes 21 and E, who doesn’t like a
perfect cube number. Neither H nor G likes 12. G
is elder than F but not the eldest person. That
means, in case (1) F was born in 1998 and likes
12. The number of persons born between F and
the one who likes 27 is the same as the number
of persons born between D and the one who

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likes 14. That means, in case (1) H likes 14. Based

on the above given information we have:
Again, we have: The one who likes 15 was born

five years before B. The sum of the numbers
liked by D and A is equal to the number liked by
C. The number of persons born before A is one
less than the number of persons born after D,
(9, 12, 21) That means, in case (1) A was born in
Q60 Text Solution:
A. Based on the above given information we
Three persons were born between H and the
have:
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born before A is one less than the number of
persons born after D, who likes an odd number.
Again, we have: Three persons were born
between the one who was born just after the
one who likes 21 and E, who doesn’t like a
Q61 Text Solution:
12. The number of persons born between F and Three persons were born between H and the
multiple of 9.

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Again, we have: The one who likes 15 was born born before A is one less than the number of
five years before B. The sum of the numbers persons born after D, who likes an odd number.
liked by D and A is equal to the number liked by Again, we have: Three persons were born
C. The number of persons born before A is one between the one who was born just after the
less than the number of persons born after D, one who likes 21 and E, who doesn’t like a
(9, 12, 21) That means, in case (1) A was born in
12. The number of persons born between F and
A. Based on the above given information we
have:

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1st and 2nd and 3rd statements give conclusion

4.
Q63 Text Solution:

Explanation: I. Not Follows- Because it is given
that some B are C and no B is A so the part of B
which is C can never be A.
II. Follows- Because there is no direct relation
between A and D so their relation will follow in
possibility.
Q64 Text Solution:

Following figure can be formed-
Q62 Text Solution:
Conclusions:
I. At least some Food are Wheat (False), (There
are definite relationship between Wheat and
Cereal so any positive relationship with Wheat
with others will be false)
II. All grains are not Wheat (True), (There are
definite relationship between Wheat and
Cereal so any negative relationship with Wheat
with others will be true)
1 does not follow from the last statement, on
III. All Food are Wheat (False), (There are
conversion.
definite relationship between Wheat and
2 does not follow from the second statement,
Cereal so any positive relationship with Wheat
on conversion.
with others will be false)
3 does not follow from the first statement, on
From the figure, only conclusion II follows.
conversion.

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Q65 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. All Insert are Layout (False), (There are
minimum interaction between Insert and
Layout. So, All Insert are Layout would be
doubtful)
Conclusions:
II. Some File are View (True), (There are some
I. Some PMO are ADMO (False), (There are
relationship between File and View so,
minimum interaction between PMO and ADMO
conclusion will be true)
so, the relationship would be in doubtful)
III. All View are Layout (False), (There are
II. Some DMO are ADMO (True), (There are some
minimum interaction between View and Layout.
relationship between DMO and ADMO so,
So, All View are Layout would be doubtful)
conclusion will be true)
From the figure, only conclusion II follows.
III. Some DMO are PMO (True), (There are
positive relationship between DMO and PMO
So, some relation is true) Q67 Text Solution:
From the figure, Only conclusions II and III Following figure can be formed-
Follow.
Q66 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. All Inner are Out (False), (There are minimum
interaction between Inner and Out. So, All Inner
are Out would be doubtful)

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II. Some Fly are Deep (True), (There are some I. No Pen are Paper (There are minimum
relationship between Fly and Deep so, interaction between Pen and Paper so, the
conclusion will be true) relationship would be in doubtful)
III. All Deep are Out (False), (There are minimum II. No Glass are Pen (There are minimum
interactions between Deep and Out. So, All interaction between Glass and Pen so, the
Deep are Out would be doubtful) relationship would be in doubtful)
From the figure, only conclusion II follows. III. Some Glass are not Paper (True), (Glass is
Q68 Text Solution: related to Bottle and the relationship between
Following figure can be formed- Bottle and Paper is negative. So, it is true)
From the figure, only conclusion III follows.
Q70 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. Some Pad are Table (False), (There are
Conclusions:
minimum interaction between Pad and Table
I. Some Ink are not Word (True), (Ink is related to
so, the relationship would be in doubtful)
Copy and the relationship between Copy and
II. No pad is Desk (False), (There are not given
Word is negative. So, it is true)
negative relationship between Pad and Desk
II. No Letter are Copy (False), (There are
so, conclusion would be in doubtful)
minimum negative interaction between Letter
III. Some Table are not Pad (True), (There are
and Copy so, the relationship would be
negative relationship between Table and Pad
doubtful)
so, some not is automatically true)
III. Some Letter are not Copy (True), (Letter is
From the figure, only conclusion III follows.
related to Word and the relationship between
Q69 Text Solution: Copy and Word is negative. So, it is true)
Following figure can be formed- From the figure, Only conclusions I and III
follow.
Q71 Text Solution:

Conclusions:

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other is the negative statement. It become the

case of either-or.
From the figure, either conclusion I or II follows.
Hence, option c is the correct answer.
Q73 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. Some Shot are not Pot (False),( There
is definite relationship between Mat and Page
so, this conclusion is in doubtful)
II. Some Pot are not Shot (True),( There
is definite relationship between Pot and Shot
so, this conclusion is true) Conclusions:
III. Some Cup are Pot (True), (There are I. All King are Beauty (Doubtful)
positive relationship between Cup and Pot So, II. Some King are not Beauty (Doubtful)
some relation is true) There is no relation between King and Beauty
From the figure, Only conclusions II and III but there is a possibility between them. Both
Follow. conclusions are doubtful and it is a
Q72 Text Solution: complementary pair so, the case would be
Following figure can be formed- either or.
Hence, option c is the correct answer.
Q74 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. Some EMM are CDM (Doubtful) Conclusions:
II. No CDM are EMM (Doubtful) I. Some 4th are not 1st
We can easily see in the figure that there is no II. All 4th are 1st
relation between EMM and CDM but there is a We can easily see in the figure that there is no
possibility between them. relation between 4th and 1st but there is a
If the given conclusion one is a positive and possibility between them.

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case of either-or.
Hence, option d is the correct answer Q77 Text Solution:
Q75 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. Some EM are CD (Doubtful)
II. No CD are EM (Doubtful Only conclusion I follows so option A is correct
We can easily see in the figure that there is no
Q78 Text Solution:
relation between EM and CD. So, there is a
possibility between them.
If the given conclusion one is a positive and
case of either-or.
Hence, option a is the correct answer.
Q76 Text Solution:

Both Conclusions I and II follow. so option E is
I. Follows – because the part of cash which is
correct
wire is related to wall.
II. Not follows – there is no direct relation
between glass and cash. Hence, their definite Q79 Text Solution:
relation will not follow.

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Only Conclusion I follows so option A is correct
Q80 Text Solution:
Conclusion I: All professor is principal is a

possibility is true as there is no negative
relationship between professor and principal.
Conclusion II: All student is lecturer is a
possibility is not true as only a few student is
Conclusion I: Some men is child is not true
lecturer.
because there is no direct relationship visible in
Only I follow.
the diagram.
Conclusion II: No men is child is not true as there Q82 Text Solution:
is no negative relationship between men and
child.
Either I or II follow.
Q81 Text Solution:
Conclusion I: Some student is principal is true as

only a few student are lecturer and all lecturer is
principal.

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Conclusion II: Some lecturer is professor is not Conclusion II: No office is building is true as this
true because there is no direct relationship is clearly visible in the diagram.
between lecturer and professor. Only II follow.
Only I follow.
Q85 Text Solution:
Q83 Text Solution: The least Venn diagram:
Conclusions:
I. Some Sikhs can be Christians – It is true.
II. No Hindus are Jains – There is no direct
relation between Hindus and Jains hence it is
Conclusion I: All Palace is Home is a possibility is
false.
not true as only a few palace is home.
Thus, only conclusion I follows.
Conclusion II: Some Palace is Building is not true
because there is no direct relationship visible in Q86 Text Solution:
the diagram. The least Venn diagram:

Neither conclusion I nor II follow.
Q84 Text Solution:
Conclusions:
I. Some dens are pens - There is no relation
between dens and pens. So, it is false.
II. All hens can be pens - All hens can not be
pens because there is some/some not relation.
So, it is false.
Thus, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Q87 Text Solution:

The least Venn diagram:
Conclusion I: Some home is building is not true

as there is no direct relationship between home
and building.

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Conclusions:
I. Some colorful are not picture - It is false.
II. At least some videos are HD pictures is a
Conclusions: possibility - All videos are pictures and some
I. No courts are parks - all courts are parks. So, pictures are not HD pictures. So, the pictures
it is false. which are HD pictures can be videos. So, it is
II. Some parks are tracks - it is true. true.
Thus, only conclusion II follows. Hence, only conclusions II follows.
The least Venn diagram: The least Venn diagram:
Conclusions:
I. All Businessmen being Team leaders is a
possibility – It is true. So, conclusion I follows.
Conclusions:
II. All employees being Manager is a possibility -
I. Some oceans are river: There is no definite
Some employees are not Manager. So
relation between ocean and river.So,
conclusion II is false.
Conclusion I is false.
Hence, Only I follows.
II. Some lake is not sea: There is no definite
relation between lake and sea. So, conclusion II Q91 Text Solution:
is false. The least Venn diagram:
Thus, neither conclusions I nor II follows.
Q89 Text Solution:

Conclusions:

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I. Some Missiles can be Tanks - It is a possibility

so it follows.
II. All Energy is Ships - As Only Tanks are Ships so
ship doesn't have any positive relation with any
other element. So, it doesn’t follow.
Q92 Text Solution:

Thus, both conclusions I and II follow.
Q94 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. All Dance can never be Zumba - Some Dance
are not Disco and all Zumba are Disco. So,
Dance which are not Disco are not Zumba. So,
it follows.
Conclusions:
II. At Least some Zumba are dance - It doesn’t
I. Some Optics are not Cables - There is no
follow.
direct relation between Optic and Cables
So, only conclusion I follows.
hence it is false.
Q93 Text Solution: II. Some Wires being Optic is a possibility – It is
The least Venn diagram: true as shown in the figure given below:
Conclusions:
I. Some Sandals are Bata - It is true as only a Thus, only conclusion II follows.
few Bata are Adidas and all Adidas are
Q95 Text Solution:
Sandals.
II. Some Nike can be Sandals - It is true as
shown in the figure given below:

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Conclusions:
I. Some coffee being edible is a possibility - It is
true.
II. Some fruits being sheets is a possibility - It is
true.
Thus, both I and II follow.
Q96 Text Solution:

Conclusions:
I. Some examples are questions: There is no
definite relation between example and
Conclusions:
question. So, conclusion I is false.
I. Some stairs can be gates - There is no direct
II. All diagrams are explanation is a possibility:
relation given between them So, possibility is
All diagram can be example and all example
true.
can be explanation. So, conclusion II is true.
II. No ways are gates - Some ways are gates.
Thus, only conclusion II follows.
So, It is false.
Thus, only I follows. Q99 Text Solution:
Q97 Text Solution:
Conclusions:
I. All toes can never be fingers - All toes can
Conclusions:
never be fingers is not true.
I. All cakes are doughnuts - Conclusion I is false.
II. All fingers can never be fists - All fingers can
II. Some cupcakes are fruitcakes - Conclusion II
never be fists is not true.
is false.
Thus, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Thus, neither I nor II follwos
Q100 Text Solution:
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Conclusions:
I. Some strings are white - It is true.
II. No guitars are white - It is false.
Q101 Text Solution:

The least Venn diagram: Conclusions:
I. Some shops are not building - All/Some shops
can be building. So, conclusion I does not
follow.
II. All shops are houses is a possibility - All floors
are shops. And all floors can be house. So, all
shops are houses is a possibility.
Thus, conclusion II follows.
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