THE LRDI MASTER

Eight Players – A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S - participated in a chess tournament. They are divided into two teams namely Group I and Group II, each
consisting of four players. Players in Group I are A, B, C and D, and players in Group II are P, Q, R, S. In each team, each player plays exactly one
match against every other player. From each team, the player who wins the maximum number of matches reaches the final. If two players
have the same maximum number of winning matches, then the player who won the match played between these two will play in final. All the
matches in the two Groups are named (say coded) as 001, 002, 003,..., 011, 012, not necessarily in any order. And the final is coded as
013.
A reporter, who wants to cover the tournament got late and hence doesn’t have the complete data about the winners and losers of these
matches. But while discussing it with another reporter, he got some partial data about the tournament which he tabulated as shown below.
So, the following table provides the data about some number of matches won/lost by that player, with that match code. The match codes
shown of the matches played by each player are not necessarily in the order they played.
For example, it is confirmed from the table that A has won one match for sure
having code 001, also the match lost by C has any code among 002, 005 and 011.
It is also known that no match ended in a draw in any team.
If R wins the match coded as ‘004’, then which two players play the final
match coded as
‘013’?
1 C and R
2 C and S
3 D and R
4 Cannot be determined

Which of the following statements cannot be true?

1 S won the match coded as ‘009’
2 C and S play the final.
3 P lost the match coded as ‘003’
4 P plays the match coded as ‘004’

How many matches did A lose? 2

Which of the following statements can be true?

1 A plays ‘010’
2 R wins ‘008’
3 B plays ‘006’
4 More than one of the above

THE LRDI MASTER