Directions: Answer the following questions based on the information given below.

Five animals in Lalaland belonging to five different classes are listed as under:
Animals- Playpus, Horneth, Turle, Frogh, Eagl
Class- Amphibian, Reptile, Bird, Mammal, Insect
All animals belong to different classes.
If it can be ensured that a Frogh is not an Insect, then it can be said for sure that an Eagl will be
a Mammal. A Playpus can be a reptile only if one can guarantee that a Horneth is a Mammal or
an Amphibian. On the condition that a Turle is not an Insect, it will be declared that a Horneth is
not an Amphibian.
Only if it is ensured that Horneth is a Reptile, a Frogh will be classified as a Bird and an Eagl will
be identified as not being a Mammal. A Horneth could be a Bird, but in that case a Frogh has to
be a Mammal. On the condition that the Playpus be a Bird, the Government will classify the
Turle as an Insect. Also, a Playpus may be classified as a Reptile, but if that happens then a
Turle must be a Mammal.
1. What is a Playpus?
[A] Mammal
[B] Bird
[C] Reptile
[D] Amphibian
2. What is a Horneth?
[A] Insect
[B] Bird
[C] Reptile
[D] Amphibian
3. What is a Turle?
[A] Insect
[B] Bird
[C] Reptile
[D] Mammal

In a company, work has to be allotted keeping in mind workers' preferences. There are 4
projects (P1. P2, P3 and P4) to be assigned to 4 workers (W1, W2, W3 and W4). The workers
have the following requirements:

4. Which project does W1 take up?

[A] P2
[B] P3
[C] P4
[D] Cannot be determined
5. Which project does W2 take up?
[A] P1
[B] P2
[C] P3
[D] Cannot be determined
6. Which project does W4 take up?
[A] P1
[B] P2
[C] P3
[D] Cannot be determined
Directions: Answer the following questions based on the information given below.
Representatives from Bangladesh visit the SAARC summit every year. There is some
information provided about the summits held from 2001 to 2006. A, B, C, D, E and F were the
representatives from Bangladesh who visited the Summits in different countries in different
years. The Summits were held in India, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan. All
of them went by flight, two of them went by Air Deccan, two of them went by Indigo and the
other two went by Jet Air or Kingfisher.
F1: E went to India but neither went by Air Deccan nor by Kingfisher.
F2: A prefers Air Deccan but didn't go in the year 2003 or 2005.
F3: Neither F nor B went to Pakistan or Sri Lanka.
F4: SAARC summit of 2004 was held in Nepal.
F5: Representatives who attended the SAARC summit in Bhutan and Pakistan went by Air
Deccan and Jet Air respectively.
F6: C went to Afghanistan in 2002 by Kingfisher and F did not attend the Summit in 2004.

7. Who went to Bhutan?

[A] A
[B] B
[C] C
[D] F
8. Mr. A went to
[A] Nepal
[B] Pakistan
[C] Bhutan
[D] Sri Lanka
Directions: Refer to the following information and answer the question follow.
During a reality show for channel XYZ, ten selected participants from the northern region
compete in various events. The format of the show requires all participants to compete in five
events before the elimination round begins so as to choose the top five contestants who will
participate from the northern region at the national level. The ranks attained by each participant
in the five events from first to tenth are:

It is also stated that:

a. The participant with the first rank in most events gets to eliminate the participant with the last
rank in most of the events.
b. The first rank holder of event E is not to be eliminated.
c. A participant whose highest rank and the lowest rank difference is the second highest among
all participants is not to be eliminated.
d. A participant who does not rank in the top five positions in any of the five events gets
eliminated.
e. The participant with the same rank in most of the events gets to eliminate that event E
participant with an immediately lower rank than his same ranks in all events.
f. A participant who got the second highest rank in event D gets to eliminate the participant who
got the same rank in event B.
g. Any participant who gets the first rank in two or more events will not be eliminated.
h. Among the participants who got the lowest rank in event B and the one who got the ninth rank
in event D, the one who got a higher rank in the event E gets to eliminate the other.
i. The participant whose sum of all the ranks in the events is the highest and does not get
eliminated by any other condition will not be eliminated.

9. Who among the following is a participant who does not get a chance to eliminate another
participant?
[A] Participant 2
[B] Participant 3
[C] Participant 4
[D] Participant 6
10. Who among the following is a participant who does not rank in the top four positions in any
of the five events but does not get eliminated?
[A] Participant 5
[B] Participant 6
[C] Participant 8
[D] Participant 9
11. If a new condition is included in the problem stating that, 'Any participant who gets second
rank in any event will not be eliminated', then who among the following will not get eliminated?
[A] Participant 7
[B] Participant 8
[C] Participant 9
[D] Participant 10
12. Which of the following conditions if not included in the problem do not change the final
solution?
[A] b
[B] d
[C] f
[D] h
13. If it is found that the results of event D are wrong and the last two ranks have been
mistakenly interchanged, then who among the following participants cannot be definitely
eliminated in the elimination round?
[A] Participant 5
[B] Participant 7
[C] Participant 8
[D] Participant 10

A vending machine has five switches which when operated give Coca-cola, 7-Up, Mirinda, limca
and Pepsi depending upon the switches that are turned on.
The machine is such that each switch supplies two different drinks and each drink is supplied by
two different switches. If two switches are turned on, the common drinks if any, nullify each other
and will not come out at all. To get the drink that one wants, one has to turn on the right
combination of switches, put in the money, press the delivery button, and get the drink.
Use the following information and answer the questions that follow.
TURNING ON SWITCHES:
1. 1 and 3 gives 7-Up and Mirinda.
2. 1 and 2 gives Coca-cola and Pepsi.
3. 1 and 4 gives Limca, Coca-cola, Mirinda and Pepsi.
Switches 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 do not supply 7-Up, Limca, Coca-cola, Mirinda and Pepsi respectively.
14. Which drinks are supplied by turning on switches 2 and 3?
[A] Mirinda, Limca, 7-Up
[B] Pepsi, Limca, 7-Up
[C] Coca-cola and Mirinda
[D] Coca-cola, Mirinda, Pepsi and 7-Up
15. Which drink is supplied by turning on switches 2 and 4?
[A] Coca-cola, Limca and Mirinda
[B] Pepsi, Limca and Mirinda
[C] Mirinda and Pepsi
[D] None of these
16. Coca-cola is one of the drinks which will be supplied by turning on switches:
[A] 1 and 3
[B] 1 and 5
[C] 2 and 4
[D] 2 and 5
17. Which switches should be turned on to get just Limca & Coca-cola?
[A] 2 and 3
[B] 1, 2, 3 and 5
[C] 1, 3 and 4
[D] 2, 3 and 4
18. Which drinks are supplied by turning on switches 1, 2 and 3?
[A] Pepsi, Mirinda, Coca-cola, 7-Up
[B] Pepsi, Coca-cola, Limca, 7-Up
[C] Mirinda, 7-Up, Limca, Coca-cola
[D] Coca-cola and 7-Up

In a city called Haina, the natives only ask questions. They never make statements. They ask
only such questions which can be answered in either Yes or No. There are only two types of
natives living in that city. The a types who ask only those questions whose correct answer is
YES and the b types ask questions whose correct answer is NO.
19. A native of HAINA asks you, Am I of type b? What type is he?
1. a
2. b
3. Either a or b
4. Such a question cannot be asked
20. Another native asks you, Am I of type a? What type is he?
1. a
2. b
3. Either a or b
4. Such a question cannot be asked
21. Mr. John asked his wife Are we of different types? What type is Mr. John?
1. a
2. b
3. Either a or b
4. Such a question cannot be asked
22. In the previous question, what type is Mrs. John?
1. a
2. b
3. Either a or b
4. Such a question cannot be asked
23. Mr. Y asked someone Are Mrs. Y and I of the same type b? What type is Mrs. Y?
1. a
2. b
3. Either a or b
4. Both are of same type