Select the option that is related to ‘Malayalam’ in the same way as ‘Odisha’ is related to ‘Odia’.
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Answer: (C) Kerala
Explanation
Odia is the official language spoken in the state of Odisha. Following the same relationship between a state and its principal language, Malayalam is the official language spoken in the state of Kerala.
952General Intelligence & Reasoning
Study the given series carefully and select the option that will come next (in place of the question marks).
C/29 25/F 1/21 17/L O/13 ?/?
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Answer: (D) 9/R
Explanation
The given series follows two alternating patterns for the positions and values of letters and numbers:
The position alternates between Letter/Number and Number/Letter. Since the fifth term is Letter/Number (O/13), the sixth term must be in the Number/Letter format.
The letter positions in the alphabet increase by +3 each time: C (3), F (6), I (9), L (12), O (15), giving R (18) for the next term.
The numerical values decrease by -4 each time: 29, 25, 21, 17, 13, giving 9 for the next term.
Placing 9 in the numerator and R in the denominator yields 9/R.
953General Intelligence & Reasoning
Study the given pattern carefully and select the number that can replace the question mark (?) in it.
4 5 4
? 1 5
32 12 18
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Answer: (D) 12
Explanation
The pattern follows a column-wise relation where Row 3 = (Row 1 + Row 2) × 2.
For the second column: (5 + 1) × 2 = 12
For the third column: (4 + 5) × 2 = 18
Applying the same logic to the first column:
(4 + ?) × 2 = 32
4 + ? = 16
? = 12
954General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumptions is/are implicit in the statement.
Statement:
'Please keep the doors of the emergency ward closed while leaving the ward, to keep the room germ-free' – A sign board near the emergency ward of a hospital.
Assumptions:
I. Leaving the doors of the emergency ward open will cause germs to enter.
II. People are likely to pay attention to this notice.
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Answer: (B) Both assumptions I and II are implicit.
Explanation
Assumption I is implicit because the signboard explicitly links keeping the door closed to maintaining a germ-free room, implying that leaving the door open would allow germs to enter. Assumption II is implicit because any notice or signboard is put up under the underlying premise that people will pay attention to it and comply with the instruction.
955General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumptions is/are implicit in the statement.
Statement:
Though I don't like watching Indian films, I really enjoyed PK'.
Assumptions:
I. PK' is an Indian film.
II. PK' is not an Indian film.
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Answer: (A) Only assumption I is implicit.
Explanation
The construct "Though I do not like X, I enjoyed Y" logically assumes that Y is a specific instance or category of X, acting as an exception to the speaker's general distaste for X. For the statement to make logical sense, the speaker must assume that 'PK' is an Indian film, making Assumption I implicit.
956General Intelligence & Reasoning
Select the term that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series.
XQ, UN, RK, OH, LE, ?
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Answer: (A) IB
Explanation
The series follows a pattern where each letter decreases by 3 positions in alphabetical order:
First letters: X (24) - 3 = U (21), U (21) - 3 = R (18), R (18) - 3 = O (15), O (15) - 3 = L (12), L (12) - 3 = I (9).
Second letters: Q (17) - 3 = N (14), N (14) - 3 = K (11), K (11) - 3 = H (8), H (8) - 3 = E (5), E (5) - 3 = B (2).
Combining the next first and second letters gives IB.
957General Intelligence & Reasoning
Select the term that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series.
U9Y, R14V, O24S, L44P, ?, F164J
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Answer: (D) I84M
Explanation
The given series consists of three distinct patterns for the first letter, the middle number, and the last letter:
First letter: Decreases by 3 in alphabetical position each step. U(21) - 3 = R(18), R(18) - 3 = O(15), O(15) - 3 = L(12), L(12) - 3 = I(9), and I(9) - 3 = F(6).
Third letter: Decreases by -2 in alphabetical order (S = 19, Q = 17, O = 15, M = 13, K = 11, I = 9).
Combining these three parts yields R60I.
961General Intelligence & Reasoning
Select the option that is related to 'Cook' in the same way as 'Poem' is related to 'Poet'.
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Answer: (B) Food
Explanation
A poet creates a poem as their end product or creation. In the same way, a cook prepares or creates food as their primary output.
962General Intelligence & Reasoning
X is the only daughter of Y's grandfather's only son. Y's grandfather has only one child. How is X related to Y?
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Answer: (B) Sister
Explanation
Y's grandfather has only one child, who is a son, which means this only son is Y's father. Since X is the only daughter of Y's father, X must be the sister of Y.
963General Intelligence & Reasoning
Find the missing (?) in the series 50, 49.5, ?, 45.5, 42, 37.5, ....
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Answer: (B) 48
Explanation
The pattern in the series is based on subtracting consecutive numbers that increase by 1 at each step:
Statements followed by some conclusions are given below.
Statements:
1. Employees are well paid.
2. Rajan earns well.
Conclusions:
I. Rajan is an employee.
II. Rajan is self-employed. Find which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
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Answer: (D) Neither I nor II follows.
Explanation
Statement 1 establishes that employees belong to the category of people who earn well, but it does not state that only employees earn well. Statement 2 indicates that Rajan earns well, placing him in the group of well-paid individuals. However, earning well does not guarantee that Rajan is an employee, nor does it establish that he is self-employed. Since neither conclusion can be definitively deduced from the given statements, neither conclusion follows.
965General Intelligence & Reasoning
Find the similarity in the following:
Orange, Peach, Olive, Carmine
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Answer: (C) All of them are colours.
Explanation
Orange, Peach, Olive, and Carmine are all names of distinct colours or colour shades. Orange represents a hue between red and yellow, Peach is a light pinkish-orange shade, Olive is a dark yellowish-green tone, and Carmine is a vivid, deep red colour.
966General Intelligence & Reasoning
Find the missing (?) in the series ....., HG, IJ, LK, MN, ?, ....
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Answer: (B) PO
Explanation
The series consists of consecutive pairs of letters from the English alphabet, alternating between reversed and forward order:
GH is written in reversed order as HG.
IJ is written in forward order as IJ.
KL is written in reversed order as LK.
MN is written in forward order as MN.
Following this alternating pattern, the next consecutive pair OP must be written in reversed order, giving PO.
967General Intelligence & Reasoning
A small shop owner keeps inventory satisfying the following criteria
1. Shampoo sachets that are priced between Rs. 4 and Rs. 10 per sachet.
2. Chocolates in the price range of Re. 1 and Rs. 60 per piece.
3. Dry fruits priced more than Rs. 125 per 100 grams.
4. Milk packets in the price range of Rs. 21 and Rs. 29 per litre.
Which list among the following will definitely NOT be found in his shop?
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Answer: (C) Shampoo X at Rs. 5 per sachet, chocolate Y at Rs. 1 per piece and dry fruit Z at Rs. 100 per 100 gram.
Explanation
The shop owner's criteria specify that dry fruits kept in the shop must be priced at more than Rs. 125 per 100 grams. Dry fruit Z is priced at Rs. 100 per 100 grams, which is less than the minimum required threshold of Rs. 125 per 100 grams, violating the inventory rules.
968General Intelligence & Reasoning
If DELHI is QRYUV, then BOMBAY is
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Answer: (D) OBZONL
Explanation
Each letter in the word is shifted forward by 13 positions in alphabetical order:
D (4) + 13 = Q (17)
E (5) + 13 = R (18)
L (12) + 13 = Y (25)
H (8) + 13 = U (21)
I (9) + 13 = V (22)
Applying the same +13 position shift to BOMBAY:
B (2) + 13 = O (15)
O (15) + 13 = B (2)
M (13) + 13 = Z (26)
B (2) + 13 = O (15)
A (1) + 13 = N (14)
Y (25) + 13 = L (12)
This yields OBZONL.
969General Intelligence & Reasoning
If GOING is 38253 and CASUAL is 409106, then LOGICAL is
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Answer: (D) 6832406
Explanation
This question follows a direct letter-to-digit substitution scheme where each letter is assigned a specific digit from the given words: G = 3, O = 8, I = 2, N = 5, C = 4, A = 0, S = 9, U = 1, and L = 6.
Applying these digit values to each letter in LOGICAL gives L = 6, O = 8, G = 3, I = 2, C = 4, A = 0, and L = 6. Combining these values in order yields 6832406.
970General Intelligence & Reasoning
Seeta said, "Ram's only brother is the father of my son's father". How is Ram's brother related to Seeta's son?
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Answer: (B) Grandfather
Explanation
Seeta's son's father is Seeta's husband. The father of Seeta's husband is her son's paternal grandfather. Since Ram's only brother is the father of Seeta's husband, Ram's brother is the grandfather of Seeta's son.
971General Intelligence & Reasoning
Rearrange the jumbled letters to make a meaningful word and then select the one which is different.
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Answer: (C) EPPI
Explanation
Rearranging EPPI gives PIPE, which represents a physical object, whereas the other sets of letters rearrange to form number words.
972General Intelligence & Reasoning
If GUITAR = HTJSBQ, then VIOLIN =
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Answer: (B) WHPKJM
Explanation
The pattern follows an alternating sequence of adding 1 and subtracting 1 to the position of each letter in the alphabet (+1, -1, +1, -1, +1, -1):
G (+1) = H
U (-1) = T
I (+1) = J
T (-1) = S
A (+1) = B
R (-1) = Q
Applying the same rule to VIOLIN:
V (+1) = W
I (-1) = H
O (+1) = P
L (-1) = K
I (+1) = J
N (-1) = M
973General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the following information and answer questions based on it.
Five pickles - mango, lime, tomato, gooseberry and garlic are kept in five jars, in a row, in a random order, from left to right.
1. Gooseberry is not on either extremes.
2. There is one jar between mango and garlic.
3. Tomato is placed on the left side of lime.
4. The second jar from the left contains garlic.
There are two jars between which of the following
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Answer: (D) Tomato and Mango
Explanation
Positions of jars from left to right (1 to 5) are determined step-by-step:
Garlic is at position 2.
Since there is one jar between mango and garlic, mango must be at position 4.
Gooseberry cannot be at either extreme (positions 1 or 5), so it must be at position 3.
Tomato is to the left of lime, placing tomato at position 1 and lime at position 5.
The final arrangement from left to right is: 1. Tomato, 2. Garlic, 3. Gooseberry, 4. Mango, 5. Lime.
Between Tomato (position 1) and Mango (position 4), there are exactly two jars (Garlic at position 2 and Gooseberry at position 3).
974General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the following information and answer questions based on it.
Five pickles - mango, lime, tomato, gooseberry and garlic are kept in five jars, in a row, in a random order, from left to right.
1. Gooseberry is not on either extremes.
2. There is one jar between mango and garlic.
3. Tomato is placed on the left side of lime.
4. The second jar from the left contains garlic.
Lime is in the ______ jar from left.
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Answer: (A) Fifth
Explanation
From the given clues, the jars from left to right (positions 1 to 5) can be uniquely determined:
The second jar contains Garlic (Position 2 = Garlic).
Since there is one jar between Mango and Garlic, Mango must be placed in the fourth jar (Position 4 = Mango).
Gooseberry cannot be at either extreme (positions 1 or 5), so it must be in the third jar (Position 3 = Gooseberry).
Tomato is placed to the left of Lime, which places Tomato in the first jar and Lime in the fifth jar (Position 1 = Tomato, Position 5 = Lime).
Thus, Lime is in the fifth jar from the left.
975General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the following information and answer questions based on it.
Five pickles - mango, lime, tomato, gooseberry and garlic are kept in five jars, in a row, in a random order, from left to right.
1. Gooseberry is not on either extremes.
2. There is one jar between mango and garlic.
3. Tomato is placed on the left side of lime.
4. The second jar from the left contains garlic.
The middle jar contains
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Answer: (C) Gooseberry
Explanation
Numbering the jar positions 1 to 5 from left to right:
Garlic is placed in position 2 as given. Since there is one jar between mango and garlic, mango must be in position 4. This leaves positions 1, 3, and 5 for gooseberry, tomato, and lime.
Since gooseberry cannot be at either extreme end (positions 1 or 5), it must be placed in position 3, which is the middle jar. Tomato is placed in position 1 and lime in position 5 to satisfy tomato being to the left of lime.
976General Intelligence & Reasoning
Which signs should be interchanged if the equation below needs to be true?
2÷ 16 - 2 + 6× 1 = 0
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Answer: (C) - and ÷
Explanation
Interchanging the signs - and ÷ transforms the equation into:
The expression simplifies to:
2 - 8 + 6 = -6 + 6 = 0
This makes the left-hand side equal to the right-hand side (0 = 0).
977General Intelligence & Reasoning
Looking at a photo, Anand said, "This man is the eldest son of my father's mother- in- law". How is Anand's mother related to this man?
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Answer: (D) Sister
Explanation
Anand's father's mother-in-law is Anand's maternal grandmother. The eldest son of Anand's maternal grandmother is Anand's mother's brother. Since Anand's mother and this man share the same mother, she is his sister.
978General Intelligence & Reasoning
An assertion (A) and a reason (R) are given below.
Assertion (A): Leaves are green in colour.
Reason (R): Chlorophyll, a green pigment is present in leaves.
Choose the correct option.
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Answer: (A) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
Explanation
Leaves contain a green pigment called chlorophyll within their chloroplasts. Chlorophyll absorbs red and blue light wavelengths from sunlight during photosynthesis and reflects green light back to our eyes, causing leaves to appear green in colour.
979General Intelligence & Reasoning
A statement followed by some conclusions are given below.
Statement: The price of pulses has increased steeply.
Conclusions:
I. People cannot buy pulses.
II. Pulses have become a rare commodity.
Rind which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statement.
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Answer: (D) Neither I nor II follows.
Explanation
An increase in the price of pulses indicates that pulses have become more expensive, but it does not imply that people are completely unable to purchase them. Higher prices may affect affordability for some, but it does not eliminate purchasing capacity entirely. Furthermore, a price rise can be driven by various economic factors such as inflation, increased demand, higher taxes, or transportation costs, and does not automatically mean that pulses have become a rare commodity. Therefore, neither conclusion logically follows from the given statement.
980General Intelligence & Reasoning
Select the alternative that shows a similar relationship as the given pair
Truthful : Honest
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Answer: (A) Notwithstanding : Nevertheless
Explanation
The given words "Truthful" and "Honest" are synonyms, as both describe a person or statement that is truthful, sincere, and free of deceit. Similarly, "Notwithstanding" and "Nevertheless" are synonyms, both serving as conjunctions or adverbs that mean "in spite of that" or "despite". Thus, both pairs share a synonymic relationship.
981General Intelligence & Reasoning
Four pairs of words are given. Find the odd one out.
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Answer: (D) Light : Vision
Explanation
Light is an external physical stimulus rather than a human body organ. The sensory organ responsible for vision is the eye, making this pair fundamentally different because light is an external medium required for sight rather than a body organ that performs the function.
982General Intelligence & Reasoning
If INSECT = @ | *!#$ and OR = % , then CISTERS =
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Answer: (C) #@*$!? |
Explanation
The given code follows direct letter-to-symbol substitution based on the provided words:
From INSECT = @ !#, the mappings are I = @, N = , S = , E = !, C = #, T =.
From OR = %?, the mappings are O = %, R = ?.
Substituting these symbol mappings for the word CISTERN gives:
C = #
I = @
S = *
T = E = !
R = ?
N =
Combining these in order produces the coded string #@*!? .
983General Intelligence & Reasoning
Three brothers A, B and C have a paternal aunt D. D has a brother E. E is married to F. F has an only sibling, an unmarried brother G. H is the only nephew of G. How is E related to A?
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Answer: (D) Paternal uncle
Explanation
Since A, B, and C are brothers with a paternal aunt D, D is the sister of their father. D's brother E is married to F, and F's brother G has an only nephew, H. This means the only son of E and F is H. Consequently, A, B, and C cannot be the children of E, as that would give G multiple nephews. Since E is a brother of paternal aunt D but not the father of A, B, and C, E is another brother of A's father, making E the paternal uncle of A.
984General Intelligence & Reasoning
Heart is the daughter of Lungs. Also, she has only one sibling, a brother named Kidney. Stomach is the husband of Lungs. Eye and Heart are married to one another. Pancreas is the maternal uncle of Kidney. How is Pancreas related to Lungs?
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Answer: (D) Brother
Explanation
Lungs is female because Stomach is her husband. Since Kidney is the son of Lungs, Pancreas being the maternal uncle of Kidney means Pancreas is the brother of Kidney's mother. Therefore, Pancreas is the brother of Lungs.
985General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumption(s) is/are implicit in the statement.
Statement:
The government has instructed all private colleges in the city to not increase the current fees for at least 3 more years.
Assumptions:
1. The authorities of private colleges may not follow the government's instruction since they are not dependent on government funds.
2. The parents of the students from the city's private colleges may still be eager to pay higher fees.
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Answer: (C) Neither assumption 1 nor 2 is implicit.
Explanation
When a governing authority issues an instruction, it operates under the implicit expectation that the target entities will comply. Assuming that private colleges will not follow the directive directly contradicts the premise behind issuing government instructions. Additionally, government measures to freeze fee hikes are intended to protect parents from financial strain, operating under the assumption that fee increases are an unwanted burden, not that parents are eager to pay higher fees. Both assumptions are invalid.
986General Intelligence & Reasoning
Study the given pattern carefully and select the number that can replace the question mark (?) in it.
(The same relationship exists among the numbers in each row.)
A. 25, 39, 14
B. 18, 51, ?
C. 63, 72, 9
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Answer: (D) 33
Explanation
In each row, the third number is obtained by subtracting the first number from the second number:
Row 1: 39 - 25 = 14
Row 3: 72 - 63 = 9
Applying the same logic to Row 2:
? = 51 - 18 = 33
987General Intelligence & Reasoning
Four words have been given, out of which three are alike in some manner and one is different. Select the odd one.
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Answer: (A) Motorcycle
Explanation
A motorcycle is a two-wheeled motor vehicle, whereas the rest are four-wheeled enclosed vehicles.
988General Intelligence & Reasoning
Four letter-clusters have been given, out of which three are alike in some manner and one is different. Select the odd one.
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Answer: (C) MLPO
Explanation
The common pattern among the letter-clusters involves positional shifts of -1, +4, and -2 between consecutive letters in alphabetical order. In MLPO, the shifts are -1, +4, and -1 (M = 13, L = 12, P = 16, O = 15), as 16 - 1 = 15 instead of subtracting 2.
989General Intelligence & Reasoning
The word RESERVATION has been coded using 4 different codes
Code 1: SGVIVBHBIRYY
Code 2: SCVAWPHLREY
Code 3: TGUGTXCvKQP
Code 4: PCQCPTYRGMIL
Which of the following codes is used to write the word ENQUIRY as FLTQNLF?
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Answer: (A) Code 2
Explanation
The transformation logic applies alternating addition and subtraction of consecutive integers (+1, -2, +3, -4, +5, -6, +7, ...) to the alphabetical position of each letter.
Applying this pattern to ENQUIRY:
E (+1) = F
N (-2) = L
Q (+3) = T
U (-4) = Q
I (+5) = N
R (-6) = L
Y (+7) = F
Applying the exact same rule to RESERVATION:
R (+1) = S
E (-2) = C
S (+3) = V
E (-4) = A
R (+5) = W
V (-6) = P
A (+7) = H
T (-8) = L
I (+9) = R
O (-10) = E
N (+11) = Y
This yields SCVAWPHLREY, which corresponds to Code 2.
990General Intelligence & Reasoning
Read the information and answer the question given below:
Five friends are working in a company. Kapil, Shiva and Hari are intelligent.
Kapil, Ravi and Jitin are hard working.
Ravi, Hari and Jitin are honest.
Which of the following persons is neither honest nor hardworking but is intelligent?
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Answer: (A) Shiva
Explanation
Shiva is listed among the intelligent persons (Kapil, Shiva, Hari). Shiva does not appear in the group of hard working persons (Kapil, Ravi, Jitin) or in the group of honest persons (Ravi, Hari, Jitin). Thus, Shiva meets all the criteria of being intelligent while being neither honest nor hard working.
991General Intelligence & Reasoning
Four alphanumeric-clusters have been given, out of which three are alike in some manner and one is different. Select the odd one.
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Answer: (C) A12
Explanation
In this pattern, each letter is paired with its numerical positional rank in the standard English alphabet, where A = 1, B = 2, ..., Z = 26. The letter A corresponds to the positional rank 1, so pairing it with 12 violates this rule and makes it the odd cluster.
992General Intelligence & Reasoning
If Addition means Division, Subtraction means Multiplication, Multiplication means Addition and Division means Subtraction, what will be the value of 13 - 2 × 4 ÷ 9 + 3 ?
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Answer: (B) 27
Explanation
Substituting the mathematical operators as per the given instructions:
Subtraction (-) becomes Multiplication (×)
Multiplication (×) becomes Addition (+)
Division (÷) becomes Subtraction (-)
Addition (+) becomes Division (÷)
after applying the operator replacements, the expression transforms into:
13 × 2 + 4 - 9 ÷ 3
Applying the BODMAS order of operations:
Division: 9 ÷ 3 = 3
Multiplication: 13 × 2 = 26
Addition and Subtraction: 26 + 4 - 3 = 27
993General Intelligence & Reasoning
P, Q, R, S, T and U are friends who work at a BPO organisation. P earns more than T. R earns more than Q but less than U. P does not earn as much as Q but earns more than S. Who among these six friends earns the most?
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Answer: (C) U
Explanation
Combining the given relations regarding earnings step-by-step:
From "R earns more than Q but less than U", we get U > R > Q.
From "P does not earn as much as Q but earns more than S", we get Q > P > S.
From "P earns more than T", we know T earns less than P.
Merging these inequalities yields the complete order U > R > Q > P > (S, T), placing U strictly above all other five friends.
994General Intelligence & Reasoning
Which letter in the alphabet is as far from H as U is far from N?
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Answer: (A) O
Explanation
The alphabetical positions of N and U are 14 and 21 respectively, giving a distance of 21 - 14 = 7 steps. Adding this same distance to H (8th letter) yields 8 + 7 = 15, which corresponds to the letter O.
995General Intelligence & Reasoning
The word LOCOMOTIVE has been coded using 4 different codes.
Code 1: KMZKHIMAMU
Code 2: MNDNNNUHWD
Code 3: KPBPLPSJUF
Code 4: MQFSRUAQEO
Which of the following codes is used to write the word STATION as RUZUHPM?
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Answer: (B) Code 3
Explanation
The pattern used to convert STATION into RUZUHPM alternates between subtracting 1 and adding 1 to the alphabetical positions of consecutive letters:
S (-1) = R
T (+1) = U
A (-1) = Z
T (+1) = U
I (-1) = H
O (+1) = P
N (-1) = M
Applying this same alternating rule (-1, +1, -1, +1, ...) to the word LOCOMOTIVE gives:
L (-1) = K
O (+1) = P
C (-1) = B
O (+1) = P
M (-1) = L
O (+1) = P
T (-1) = S
I (+1) = J
V (-1) = U
E (+1) = F
This generates the sequence KPBPLPSJUF, which matches Code 3.
996General Intelligence & Reasoning
In a certain code language, BRAIN is written as AQZHM. How will BEAN be written as in that code language?
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Answer: (C) ADZM
Explanation
Each letter in the word is shifted back by one position (-1) in the alphabetical sequence:
B - 1 = A
R - 1 = Q
A - 1 = Z
I - 1 = H
N - 1 = M
Applying the same pattern to BEAN:
B - 1 = A
E - 1 = D
A - 1 = Z
N - 1 = M
997General Intelligence & Reasoning
Select the number that can replace the question mark (?) in the following series.
0,26,124,?,718
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Answer: (C) 342
Explanation
The series follows the pattern of subtracting 1 from the cubes of consecutive odd numbers:
In a row of children during morning assembly, Rahul is 16ᵗʰ` from both ends. How many children are there in the row?
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Answer: (A) 31
Explanation
Total number of children in a row = (Position from left) + (Position from right) - 1.
Substituting the given values:
Total = 16 + 16 - 1 = 31.
999General Intelligence & Reasoning
Which letter is seventh to the right of the eighteenth letter from the right end of the alphabet?
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Answer: (A) P
Explanation
When moving to the right from a position measured from the right end, subtract the number of steps from the initial rank.
Position from the right end = 18 - 7 = 11th letter from the right end.
To find its position from the left end, subtract from 27 (since total letters = 26):
Position from the left end = 27 - 11 = 16th letter.
The 16th letter of the English alphabet is P.
1000General Intelligence & Reasoning
Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumption(s) is/are implicit in the statement.
Statement:
'Smoking is injurious to health' is a warning printed on cigarette packets.
Assumptions:
I. People read the printed matter on cigarette packets.
II. People take note of the warning.
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Answer: (D) Both assumptions I and II are implicit.
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When a statutory or public safety warning is printed on a package, it is inherently assumed that consumers read the text printed on the packet and take note of the message conveyed. If people did not read printed matter or pay attention to warnings, printing such messages would serve no purpose. Therefore, both assumptions I and II are implicit in printing the warning on cigarette packets.