Reasoning Test for NIACL 2018 Prelim Exam Set – 11

Directions (1-6): Five players Manish, Nitesh, Ojasvee, Priya and Quarel likes different fruits viz. Apple, Mango, Peach, Melon and Cherry but not necessarily in the same order. All the five players are from different countries viz. America, China, UK, Canada and Australia. And they also like different animals viz. Lion, Tiger, Mouse, Monkey and Bear. Quarel like Apple and he is from Canada. The player who is from Canada neither likes Tiger nor he likes Mouse. The player from China likes mouse. Nitesh likes Lion. Ojasvee is from Australia and likes Bear and Cherry. Nitesh likes Mango. Manish is from America and likes Melon.

1. Quarel likes which of the following animals?
   Lion
   Tiger
   Monkey
   Bear
   None of these
   Option C
   

    

2. Who among the following like Cherry?
   Priya
   Nitesh
   Manish
   Ojasvee
   Cannot be determined
   Option D
   

    

3. Who among the following players is from China?
   Manish
   Ojasvee
   Quarel
   Cannot be determined
   Priya
   Option E
   

    

4. The player from UK likes which of the following fruits?
   Apple
   Mango
   Peach
   Cannot be determined
   None of these
   Option B
   

    

5. Who among the following likes Melon?
   Either Manish or Quarel
   Quarel
   Priya
   Cannot be determined
   Manish
   Option E
   

    

6. Which of the following combination is correct?
   Manish-Tiger-UK
   Priya-Mouse-China
   Ojasvee-Lion-Canada
   Both b and c
   All are true
   Option B
   

    

Directions (7-10): In each of the question below are given four statements followed by four Conclusions a,b,c and d. You have to take 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 logically follows the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

7. STATEMENTS:
   a)Some B are W.
   b)All W are C.
   c)Some C are S.
   d)All K are S.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) Some B are not S.
   b) At least some K are C.
   c) Some C are B.
   d) All S being K is a possibility.
   Only a and b follows
   Only c follows
   Only b and c follows
   All follows
   Only c and d follows
   Option E
   

    

8. STATEMENTS:
   a)All BA are BU.
   b)All BU are GL.
   c)Some GL are LI.
   d)All LI are SH.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) All SH are BU.
   b) At least some GL are SH.
   c) All BU are not BA.
   d)All BA are GL is a possibility.
   Only c and d follows
   Only b follows
   Only c follows
   Only a and b follows
   None of these
   Option B
   

    

9. STATEMENTS:
   a)Some P are S.
   b)Some S are R.
   c)All R are F.
   d)No F are G.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) All F are P.
   b) Some R are definitely G.
   c) At least some P are R.
   d) No G is a R.
   Only a and b follows
   Only c follows
   Only d follows
   All follows
   None of these
   Option C
   

    

10. STATEMENTS:
    a)Some S are B.
    b)All B are L.
    c)All L are F.
    d)All F are X.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) At least some B are X.
    b) All F are S.
    c) All X are not L.
    d) All B being F is a possibility.
    Only b follows
    Only c follows
    Only b and c follows
    None of these
    Only a follows
    Option E