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ANALYTICAL & LOGICAL REASONING
Sec 1
Q.1
From the images below (1-7) find 3 odd ones out.
a 1, 2, 3
b 2, 3, 7
c 3, 7, 4
d 4, 1, 6
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Q.2
Babloo and Bunty were excitedly describing the result of the First Annual Running Race at Damapur High
School. Snehal, Tanmay and Waman had been the three contestants. "Tanmay won the race; Waman was in
second place," reported Babloo. Bunty disagreed. "It was Snehal who won. Tanmay came second." In fact,
neither Babloo nor Bunty had given a correct version of the result as each had made one true and one false
statement. What was the actual placing of the three contestants?
a Snehal, Waman, Tanmay.
b Snehal, Tanmay, Waman.
c Waman, Snehal, Tanmay.
d Tanmay, Waman, Snehal.
Q.3
What is the number of routes from P to Q?
a 5
b 6
c 9
d 12
Q.4
Find the circle, which does not include a word using all letters.
a A
b B
c C
d D
Q.5
It is possible to arrange eight of nine numbers 2,3,4,5,7,10,11,12,13 in the vacant squares of the 3 by 4 array
shown below so that the arithmetic average of the numbers in each row and column is the same integer.
Which of the nine numbers must be left out when completing the array?
a 4
b 10
c 15
d 7
Q.6
What number will replace the question mark?
a 40
b 18
c 19
d 24
Q.7
Where should the letter 'W' be placed?
a Above
b Below
c Both
d None
Q.8
At a family reunion were the following people: one grandfather, one grandmother, two fathers, two mothers, four
children, three grandchildren, one brother, two sisters, two sons, two daughters, one father-in-law, one mother-in-
law, and one daughter-in-law. But not as many people attended as it sounds. How many person were there?
a 5
b 10
c 15
d 7
Q.9
On the counter are six squares marked 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Players are invited to place as much money as they wish
on any one square. Three dice are then thrown.
- If your number appears on one die only, you get your money back plus the same amount.
- If two dice show your number, you get your money back plus twice the amount you placed on the square.
- If your number appears on all three dice, you get your money back plus three times the amount.
- If the number is not on any of the dice, the operator gets your money.
For example, suppose that you bet one Rupee on square No. 6. If one die shows a 6, you get your Rupee back
plus another Rupee. If two dice show 6, you get back your Rupee plus two Rupees. If three dice show 6, you get
your Rupee back plus three Rupees.
From a player's point of view, the chance of his number showing on one die is 1/6, but since there are three dice,
the chances must be 3/6 or 1/2, therefore the game is a fair one. Of course this is the way the operator of the
game wants everyone to reason, for it is quite fallacious.
What is the probable story?
a Operator gets a profit of 6% on each Rupee bet.
b Operator suffers a loss of 7.8% on each Rupee bet.
c Operator gets a profit of 7.8% on each Rupee bet.
d The player suffers a loss of 6% on each Rupee bet.
Q.10
Jaideep was given some money by his mother on his birthday. Jaideep spent all of it in five stores. In each store
he spent one rupee more than half of what he had when he came in. How much did he get from his mother?
a Rs. 25
b Rs. 30
c Rs. 46
d Rs. 62
Q.11
Consider the following two statements to be true if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.
Then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from two given statements. Select the correct
alternative.
Statements:
All lawyers are extrovert.
Some wise men are extrovert.
Conclusions:
(ja) All lawyers are wisemen.
(jb) All wisemen are lawyers.
(jc) Some extrovert are wisemen.
(jd) All extrovert are lawyers
a Only (ja) follows.
b Only (jb) and (jc) follows.
c Only (ja) and (Jc) follows.
d Only (jc) follows.
Directions (Qs. 12 to 14): Use the data given below to answer the questions. The following are the results of a
survey conducted on a small cross-section of students from Symbiosis Group of institutes, to determine the
readership of three magazines. This survey was conducted in Dec. 2006.
- Number of students who read only Business India was 40

- 60 students read only Outlook
- 110 students read only India Today
- 30 students read all three magazines
- 20 read Business India and India Today, but not Outlook
- 50 read Business India and Outlook, but not India Today
- 40 read Outlook and India Today, but not Business India
Q.12
What was the total no. of students surveyed?
a 210
b 350
c 390
d None of these

Q.13
How many students did not read Business India?
a 40
b 170
c 240
d None of these

Q.14
When another survey was conducted in May 2007 with the same set of students, their tastes had changed and
the findings were different. All of them read India Today. 120 read Outlook, and no one read Business India.
Hence, in May 2007, how many students read only India Today?
a 60
b 110
c 230
d None of these
Q.15
An ingredient in coffee, known as RTC, has been found to inactivate common cold viruses in experiments. In
previous experiments, researchers found that inactivated common cold viruses can convert healthy cells into
cancer cells. It can be concluded that the use of coffee can cause cancer.
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
a Several teams of scientists performed the various experiments, and all of the teams had similar results.
b The carcinogenic effect of RTC could be neutralized by the other ingredients found in coffee.
c When RTC kills common cold viruses it weakens the immune system, and it might thus diminish the body s
ability to fight other viruses, including viruses linked to cancers.
d If chemists modify the structure of RTC, RTC can be safely incorporated into medications to prevent the
common cold.
Q.16
A census taker approaches a house and asks the woman who answers the door, "How many children do you
have, and what are their ages?"
Woman: "I have three children, the product of their ages is 36, the sum of their ages is equal to the address of
the house next door."
The census taker walks next door, comes back and says, "I need more information."
The woman replies, "I have to go, my oldest child is sleeping upstairs."
Census taker: "Thank you, I now have everything I need."
What are the ages of each of the three children?
a 9, 2, 2
b 6, 6, 1
c 12, 3, 1
d 6, 3, 2
Q.17
There are 3 societies A, B, C having some tractors each.
A gives B and C as many tractors as they already have.
After some days B gives A and C as many tractors as they have.
After some days C gives A and B as many tractors as they have.
Finally each has 24 tractors. What is the original No. of tractors each had in the beginning?
a A-29, B-21, C-12
b A-39, B-21, C-12
c A-21, B-12, C-29
d A-21, B-12, C-39
Q.18
Although most of the fastest growing jobs in today's economy will require a college degree, many of the new
jobs being created-from home health aide to desktop publisher-require knowledge other than that gained from
earning a degree. For workers in those jobs, good basic skills in reading, communication, and mathematics play
an important role in getting a job and developing a career.
From the information given above it can be validly concluded that, in today's economy,
a skills in reading, communication, and mathematics play an important role in developing a career as a
desktop publisher.
b the majority of the new jobs being created require knowledge other than that gained from earning a college
degree.
c a job as a home health aide will rely more on communication skills than on basic skills in reading and
mathematics.
d if a job is one of the fastest growing jobs, it will require a college degree.
Q.19
According to the National Agricultural Aviation Society (NAAS), without the use of crop protection products to
control insects, weeds, and diseases, crop yields per acre will acre will drop by more than 50 percent. The first
aerial application of insecticide occured in 1921, and it was a huge success. By contrast, in today's economy all
aircraft that are classified as aerial applicators do more than just apply insecticide; today, they also spread seed
and apply fertilizer.
From the information given above it CANNOT be validly concluded that
a according to the NAAS, if crop yields per acre never drop by more than 50 percent, then crop protection
products have been used to control insects, weeds, and diseases
b in today s economy, any aircraft that cannot be used to apply fertilizer cannot be classified as an aerial
applicator
c in today s economy, if an aerial applicator is used, then it will be able to spread seed and to apply fertilizer.
d according to the NAAS, if crop yields per acre drop by more than 50 percent, then crop protection products
have not been used to control insects, weeds, and diseases.
Q.20
Lou observes that if flight 409 is cancelled, then the manager could not possibly arrive in time for the meeting.
But the flight was not cancelled. Therefore, Lou concludes, the manager will certainly be on time. Evelyn replies
that even if Lou's premises are true, his argument is fallacious. And therefore, she adds the manager will not
arrive on time after all.
Which of the following is the strongest thing that we can properly say about this discussion?
a Evelyn is mistaken in thinking Lou's argument to be fallacious, and so her own conclusion is unwarranted.
b Evelyn is right about Lou's argument, but nevertheless her own conclusion is unwarranted.
c Since Evelyn is right about Lou's argument, her own conclusion is well supported.
d Since Evelyn is mistaken about Lou's argument, her own conclusion must be false.
Q.21
Cars are safer than planes. Fifty percent of plane accidents result in death, while only one percent of car
accidents result in death.
Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument above?
a Planes are inspected more often than cars.
b The number of car accidents is several hundred thousand times higher than the number of plane
accidents.
c Pilots never fly under the influence of alcohol, while car drivers often do.
d Plane accidents are usually the fault of air traffic controllers, not pilots.
Directions (Qs. 22 to 24): Refer to the chart below showing annual production and answer the questions that
follow.
Q.22
Which industry/industries contribute/contributes to company S?
a Industry A and B only
b B and C only
c A and C only
d B only
follow.
Q.23
Industry B processes what percentage of the total production of listed elements?
a 25%
b 65%
c 40%
d Cannot be determined
follow.
Q.24
Of the listed elements processed by the Industry A, how many tons are produced annually?
a 30,000
b 50,000
c 1,00,000
d 55,000
Directions (Qs. 25 to 28): In each of the following questions there are two blanks marked I and II. The words to
fill in these blanks are given against I as (A, B, C, D) and II as (P, Q, R, S) respectively. The right words to fill in
these blanks are given as four alternatives. The words on either side of the sign (::) have a similar relationship.
That alternative which signifies this relationship is your answer.
Q.25
I : Increase :: Descent : II
I - A) Grow B) Ascend C) Rise D) Price
II - P) Reduce Q) Down R) Decrease S) Mountain
a AR
b RB
c CP
d DQ
Q.26
Modern : I : : II : Old
I - A) Ancient B) Death C) Famous D) Civilization
II - P) Industrialisation Q) Young R) Fashion S) Western
a AQ
b AS
c BP
d CR
Q.27
Part : I :: Class : II
I - A) Section B) Whole C) School D) Students
II - P) Student Q) School R) Teachers S) Rooms
a AR
b BQ
c CP
d DS
Q.28
Summit : Apex :: I : II
I - A) beautiful B) Picture C) Attractive D) Enchanting
II - P) Comfortable Q) Pretty R) Healthy S) Brave
a AQ
b BP
c DS
d CR
Q.29
If in a certain code, BEAUTIFUL is coded as 573041208, BUTTER as 504479, how is FUTURE coded in that code?
a 201497
b 204097
c 704092
d 204079
Q.30
How many Mondays are there in a particular month of a particular year if the month ends on Wednesday?
a 4
b 5
c 3
d Cannot be specified.

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ANALYTICAL & LOGICAL REASONING

a Snehal, Waman, Tanmay.

b Snehal, Tanmay, Waman.

c Waman, Snehal, Tanmay.

d Tanmay, Waman, Snehal.

What is the probable story?

a Operator gets a proﬁt of 6% on each Rupee bet.

b Operator suffers a loss of 7.8% on each Rupee bet.

c Operator gets a proﬁt of 7.8% on each Rupee bet.

d The player suffers a loss of 6% on each Rupee bet.

a Only (ja) follows.

b Only (jb) and (jc) follows.

c Only (ja) and (Jc) follows.

d Only (jc) follows.

- Number of students who read only Business India was 40

- Number of students who read only Business India was 40

- Number of students who read only Business India was 40

What are the ages of each of the three children?

a A-29, B-21, C-12

b A-39, B-21, C-12

c A-21, B-12, C-29

d A-21, B-12, C-39

From the information given above it CANNOT be validly concluded that

a Planes are inspected more often than cars.

a Industry A and B only

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