Directions (Q1 – Q6): Study the following information and answer question given below:
Eight friends M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. Each of them read a different newspaper. viz, Times of India, The Hindu, Hindustan, Amar Ujala, Danik Bhaskar, Economic Times, Danik Jagran and Hindustan Times, but not necessarily in the same order.
M and O, who reads Hindustan, can never sit together. There are two person between the persons who reads Danik Jagran and Danik Bhaskar and the latter is to the left of Danik Jagran. The person who reads Danik Bhaskar sits second to the right of R. There are two person sitting between O and the person who reads Economic Times. N and Q are immediate neighbours of each other. The person who read Times of India sits on the immediate left of the person who reads Hindustan Times. T does not read Danik Jagran, Times of India or the Hindu and he is also not an immediate neighbour of the one who reads Economic Times. The person who reads Times of India cannot sit with the person who reads Amar Ujala. M is second to the right of the person who reads Danik Jagran. P neither reads Economic Times nor Danik Jagran. Q and S are not immediate neighbours. S, who does not read Danik Bhaskar sits on the immediate right of T. There is only one person between those two person who reads Hindustan Times and Economic Times. There is only one person sitting between S and the person who reads Economic times and the person who can never be R.
M and O, who reads Hindustan, can never sit together. There are two person between the persons who reads Danik Jagran and Danik Bhaskar and the latter is to the left of Danik Jagran. The person who reads Danik Bhaskar sits second to the right of R. There are two person sitting between O and the person who reads Economic Times. N and Q are immediate neighbours of each other. The person who read Times of India sits on the immediate left of the person who reads Hindustan Times. T does not read Danik Jagran, Times of India or the Hindu and he is also not an immediate neighbour of the one who reads Economic Times. The person who reads Times of India cannot sit with the person who reads Amar Ujala. M is second to the right of the person who reads Danik Jagran. P neither reads Economic Times nor Danik Jagran. Q and S are not immediate neighbours. S, who does not read Danik Bhaskar sits on the immediate right of T. There is only one person between those two person who reads Hindustan Times and Economic Times. There is only one person sitting between S and the person who reads Economic times and the person who can never be R.
Q1. Who is second to the right of P?
1) O
2) T
3) S
4) Q
5) N
1) O
2) T
3) S
4) Q
5) N
Q2. Who reads Times of India?
1) M
2) R
3) Q
4) O
5) P
1) M
2) R
3) Q
4) O
5) P
Q3. What is the position of S with respect to the person who reads Amar Ujala?
1) Immediate left
2) Second to the right
3) third to the left
4) third to the right
5) immediate right
1) Immediate left
2) Second to the right
3) third to the left
4) third to the right
5) immediate right
Q4. Which of the following pair is correct?
1) O, Hindustan Times
2) R, Hindustan
3) Q, Economic Times
4) N, Danik Bhaskar
5) P, Danik Jagran
1) O, Hindustan Times
2) R, Hindustan
3) Q, Economic Times
4) N, Danik Bhaskar
5) P, Danik Jagran
Q5. Who among them not immediate neighbours?
1) R and O
2) Q and S
3) T and N
4) Q and R
5) O and S
1) R and O
2) Q and S
3) T and N
4) Q and R
5) O and S
Q6. Which newspaper does T likes to read ?
1) Times of India
2) Danik Jagran
3) Danik Bhaskar
4) Amar Ujala
5) Hindu
1) Times of India
2) Danik Jagran
3) Danik Bhaskar
4) Amar Ujala
5) Hindu
Q7. Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Based on survey online shopping and banking activity and services has been increased recently. The data also shows that most people use their Pcs for online financial transaction. Criminals of cyber crimes are ready to invest a lot of manpowerand finances to organize sophisticated malicious attacks. The most effective way to combat them requires use of onlinesecurity, which is capable of staying ahead of new criminal activity and spotting attempts to intercept sensitive user databefore financial credentials fall into wrong hands.
Which of the following can be an assumption according to the given information?
1) The online user have been increased.
2) Online security is essential to counter cyber threats.
3) Computer users enjoy the ease and convenience of shopping and banking
4) Cyber-criminals are cashing in.
5) None of these.
1) The online user have been increased.
2) Online security is essential to counter cyber threats.
3) Computer users enjoy the ease and convenience of shopping and banking
4) Cyber-criminals are cashing in.
5) None of these.
Q8. Read the following information carefully and answer the given question.
Delhi police statics state that 1018 juveniles in conflict with the law were apprehended last year. Four ‘Underage’ criminals are apprehended daily for heinous offense. Due to poverty and lack of guidance.
Which of the following can be the best possible reason for the juveniles to commit crimes?
1) Earning money through crimes is easy.
2) To impress their friends and girlfriends.
3) To satisfying their lust for cash.
4) Juveniles are easily attracted towards crime.
5) Influenced by gangsters or criminals life.
1) Earning money through crimes is easy.
2) To impress their friends and girlfriends.
3) To satisfying their lust for cash.
4) Juveniles are easily attracted towards crime.
5) Influenced by gangsters or criminals life.
Directions (Q9-Q10): Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Different universities are collaborating with industries in order to give the students a taste of the real world and give them more opportunities not just for study and learning but for work as well. A viable handshake between industries anduniversities provide a much needed platform needed by the students to sharpen their skills.
(A) Divert the attention of students.
(B) Increase the efficiency and knowledge of the students.
(C) Students are now experienced the real working environment.
(D) Student may be exploit and exhausted during exposure to the real world.
(E) Provides the environment to horn the skills of the students.
(B) Increase the efficiency and knowledge of the students.
(C) Students are now experienced the real working environment.
(D) Student may be exploit and exhausted during exposure to the real world.
(E) Provides the environment to horn the skills of the students.
Q9. Which of the following among (A), (B), (C) and (D) may be a strong argument in favour of the collaboration?
1) Only A
2) Both A and B
3) Both C and D
4) Both B and C
5) Only C
1) Only A
2) Both A and B
3) Both C and D
4) Both B and C
5) Only C
Q10. Which of the following among (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) can be inferred from the given information?
1) Only A
2) Both A and D
3) Both A and E
4) Only E
5) Only D
1) Only A
2) Both A and D
3) Both A and E
4) Only E
5) Only D
Answers with Solutions :
Q1 – Q5:
Correct arrangement:
Q1 – 3
Q2 – 1
Q3 – 5
Q4 – 3
Q5 – 1
Q6 – 4
Correct arrangement:
Q1 – 3
Q2 – 1
Q3 – 5
Q4 – 3
Q5 – 1
Q6 – 4
Q7 – 2Due to increased online activities. To prevent the financial data of user, the online security must be essentially required.
Q8 – 3
Their lest for money is the possible reason for the juvenile to commit crimes.
Their lest for money is the possible reason for the juvenile to commit crimes.
Q9 – 4
Both option B and C are the strong argument suggest that the collaboration will bring the career of student in right and successful path.
Both option B and C are the strong argument suggest that the collaboration will bring the career of student in right and successful path.
Q10 – 5
A collaboration is only effective if it horn the skill of the students.
A collaboration is only effective if it horn the skill of the students.
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