Reasoning Test for IBPS PO 2018 Prelim Exam Set – 22

Directions (1-5): Study the information and answer the following questions:

In a certain code,
‘apple banana rat’ is written as ‘ts tg td’
‘rat is ant god’ is written as ‘tk td rc rn’
‘cane apple on tiger’ is written as ‘rs tg rg qp’,
‘banana on tiger is god’ is written as rs rg tk ts rc’

1. What does ‘rc’ represent in this code?
   tiger
   ant
   is
   god
   Either c or d
   Option E
   

    

2. Which of the following is the code for ‘rat’?
   rc
   tk
   td
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option C
   

    

3. Which of the following represents ‘apple banana rat’?
   tg tk rc
   ts tk rn
   tg ts td
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option C
   

    

4. What may be the possible code for ‘cane love’ in the given code language?
   Either a or b
   rc rn
   td tk
   qp rn
   qp rf
   Option E
   

    

5. Which of the following is the code for ‘on’?
   rg
   rs
   rc
   rn
   Cannot be detrmined
   Option E
   

    

Directions (6-8): Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Neelaksh started from point B1, he walked 5m towards east direction to reach point E1. From point E1, he turns 90 degree in anticlockwise direction and walked 3 m to reach point D1. From point D1, he takes left turn and walks 5m to reach point A1 from where he turned 135 degrees towards his right and walked a certain distance to reach point C1 which is in line with point D1 and E1.

6. In which direction he is facing now?
   East
   West
   North West
   North east
   None of these
   Option D
   

    

7. If he turns 135 degree in anticlockwise direction from his final position. Then in which direction will he be facing?
   West
   East
   North East
   South East
   Cannot be determined
   Option A
   

    

8. What is the shortest distance between point C1 and E1?
   5m
   10m
   7m
   8m
   None of these
   Option D
   

    

Directions (9-10): Questions given below consists of three statements followed by five conclusions. Consider the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions does not logically follow from the given statements using all statements together.

9. STATEMENTS:
   a)Some S is P.
   b)All P is C.
   c)No C is J.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)Some S is C.
   b) Some S is not J.
   c) No P is J.
   d) Some S are J.
   a does not follow
   b does not follow
   c does not follow
   d does not follow
   All follows
   Option D
   

    

10. STATEMENTS:
    a)Some M are W.
    b)Some W are E.
    c)All E are J.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) some W are J.
    b) Some E can be M
    c) Some M is J.
    d) All M can be E.
    a does not follow
    b does not follow
    c does not follow
    d does not follow
    All follows
    Option C