Standard Reasoning Questions with Explanation for SBI Clerk 2018 | Day-8

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Direction (1-5): Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

There are 12 people i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L who stay on 4 floors (numbered 1 to 4) Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top floor is numbered 4. There are three flats i.e. flat I, flat II and flat III on each floor and are left to right. Flat I is at the left end and Flat III is at the right end on each floor. Flat I of floor 2 is exactly above the flat I of floor 1 and so on.

Note: All the persons whom are staying on an odd numbered floor their ages are an odd number and all the persons whom are staying on an even numbered floor their ages are an even number.

A is 33 years old and lives just above F’s flat. C lives immediate left of F but doesn’t stay on flat II. E is 3 years younger to A and lives in flat II. B lives immediate left of E. H’s flat just below B’s flat. G is 13 years old and lives in flat I. L is 20 years elder to J. F is 40 years old. K is 61 years old and lives just below L’s flat. L and E don’t stay on the same floor. I is 7 years elder to F and H is 2 years elder to G. L is 56 years old. J’s age is twice the age of B’s age.D and G are not lives in same floor.

  1. If D is younger to E and elder to B then what can be the age of D?
  1. 20 years
  2. 17 years
  3. 33 years
  4. 27 years
  5. 36 years
  1. What is the age of H?
  1. 15 years
  2. 13 years
  3. 18 years
  4. 20 years
  5. 22 years
  1. Which of the following doesn’t belong to the group?
  1. B
  2. H
  3. E
  4. J
  5. F
  1. Who among the following lives in flat II on any floor?
  1. B
  2. H
  3. I
  4. D
  5. K
  1. Who among the following flat is just below the J’s flat?
  1. D
  2. K
  3. A
  4. L
  5. E

Direction (6-10): Study the information given below and answer the questions based on it.

P#Q→ P is father of Q

P@Q→ P is mother of Q

P%Q→ P is daughter of Q

P$Q→ P is husband of Q

P&Q→ P is son of Q

P*Q→ P is sister of Q

  1. A*B
  2. H%B
  3. F&H
  4. C$G
  5. E#F
  6. D@G
  7. B$D
  1. How is A related to H?
  1. Aunt
  2. Uncle
  3. Father
  4. Brother
  5. Mother
  1. How many female members in the family?
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5

8. Who among the following doesn’t belong to the group?

  1. B
  2. E
  3. G
  4. F
  5. C
  1. How is B related to C?
  1. Father
  2. Mother-in-law
  3. Father-in-law
  4. Daughter
  5. Son
  1. If F is married to R then how is R related to H?
  1. Daughter
  2. Daughter-in-law
  3. Son-in-law
  4. Son
  5. Granddaughter

Explanations

 

Direction (1-5)

Floor Flat I Flat II Flat III
4
3
2
1

 

A is 33 years old and lives just above F’s flat. As A’s age is an odd number so A must live on an odd numbered floor and we know that A’s flat is just above the F’s flat so A cannot stay on 1st floor now A must stay on 3rd floor. C lives immediate left of F but doesn’t stay on flat II. So F must live on Flat II on 2nd floor and C lives on flat I on 2nd floor and A lives on flat II on 3rd floor.

Floor Flat I Flat II Flat III
4
3 A(33)
2 C F
1

 

E is 3 years younger to A and lives in flat II. So E is 30 years old so E either lives on 2nd or 4th floor. B lives immediate left of E so E doesn’t stay on 2nd floor then E must live on 4th floor on flat II. L is 56 years old. L is 20 years elder to J. So J is 36 years old. L and E don’t stay on the same floor. So L lives on 2nd floor in flat III and J lives on 4th floor in flat III.

 

Floor Flat I Flat II Flat III
4 B E(30) J(36)
3 A(33)
2 C F L(56)
1

 

F is 40 years old. H’s flat just below B’s flat so H lives on 3rd floor in flat I. G is 13 years old and lives in flat I so G lives on 1st floor in flat I. K is 61 years old and lives just below L’s flat. So K lives on 1st floor in flat III. I is 7 years elder to F so I is 47 years old and lives on 1st floor in flat II then D lives on 3rd floor in flat III. H is 2 years elder to G so H is 15 years old. J’s age is twice the age of B’s age so B is 18 years old.D and G are not lives in same floor.

 Here is the final table:

Floor Flat I Flat II Flat III
4 B(18) E(30) J(36)
3 H(15) A(33) D(—-)
2 C(—-) F(40) L(56)
1 G(13) I(47) K(61)

 

  1. Answer: D

D’s age must be 27 years old.

Hence, option D.

  1. Answer: A

H is 15 years old.

Hence, option A.

  1. Answer: B

All the persons are staying on an even numbered floor except H.

Hence, option B.

  1. Answer: C

I lives in flat II.

Hence, option C.

  1. Answer: A

D lives just below J’s flat.

Hence, option A.

Direction (6-10)

Family Tree:

 

  1. Answer: A

A is aunt of H.

Hence, option A.

  1. Answer: D

4 female members in the family.

Hence, option D.

  1. Answer: C

All the persons are males except G.

Hence, option C.

  1. Answer: C

B is father-in-law of C.

Hence, option C.

  1. Answer: B

Then R is wife of F so R is daughter-in-law of H.

Hence, option B.

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