Reasoning Test for SBI PO 2018 Prelim Exam – Set 27

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State Bank of India (SBI) is going to conduct examination for its recruitment for the post of Probationary Officers (SBI PO 2018) for a total of 2000 vacancies.

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The examination will be held in three phases i.e. Preliminary Examination, Main Examination and Group Exercise & Interview. The Preliminary Exam is scheduled on 1st, 7th & 8th of July 2018. Details of the exam are as under:

Practice the questions so as to familiarize yourself with the pattern of questions to be asked in the exam. 

Directions (1-5):

There are twelve candidates sitting in two parallel rows numbered 1 and 2.In each row there are six candidates and there is an equal distance between adjacent persons.Candidates in row 1 are facing the candidates of row 2 .In row 1- Udita , Varsha , Wanky , Xeon , Yakub and Zaira are seated and they all are facing South.In row 2- Lakshya , Mridul , Nitya , Oman , Pravesh and Quza are seated and all of them are facing North.Udita sits third to the right of Xeon. Quza sits fourth to the right of Mridul, who faces neither Udita nor Xeon. Wanky faces someone who is adjacent to Oman and fourth from the left end. Zaira sits at one of the extreme ends and faces Quza. Varsha doesn’t face Pravesh. Lakshya sits at an extreme end. Nitya is seated second to the left of the one who is facing Yakub.

1. Who among the following sits at extreme ends of the line?
   Lakshya , Pravesh
   Udita , Quza
   Quza , Nitya
   Pravesh , Oman
   None of these
   Option B
   Explanation:
   

    

2. Who among the following faces Mridul?
   Pravesh
   Xeon
   Varsha
   Either Varsha or Xeon
   Cannot be determined
   Option C
   

    

3. Varsha is related to Oman in the same way-as Xeon is related to Quzo. Which of the following is Wanky related to following the same pattern?
   Mridul
   Yakub
   None of these
   Cannot be determined
   Pravesh
   Option E
   

    

4. Which of the following is true?
   Varsha sits opposite Lakshya
   Zaira and Mridul are sitting at extreme ends
   Wanky is facing the one who is adjacent to Pravesh
   There are as many candidates between Varsha and Yakub as between Nitya and Quzo
   All are false
   Option D
   

    

5. How many candidates are sitting between Mridul and Pravesh?
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   Option B
   

    

Directions (6-10):

Each question consists of four statements followed by two conclusions. Consider the given statements to be true. Read all the conclusions and decide which of the given conclusion definitely follows from the given statements. That conclusion is your answer.

6. STATEMENTS:
   a) All R are C.
   b) All S are R.
   c) No E is a C.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) Some C are S.
   b) Some R being C is a possibility.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Option A
   

    

7. STATEMENTS:
   a) Some H are A.
   b) All A are C.
   c) Some C are D.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) All D being H is a possibility.
   b) Some C are H.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Option E
   

    

8. STATEMENTS:
   a) All goats are parrots.
   b) No parrot is an airo.
   c) All airo are hens.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) No hen is a goat.
   b) Some parrots are not hens.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Option D
   

    

9. STATEMENTS:
   a) No stem is metal.
   b) Some metals are pages.
   c) All pages are glass.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) Some stems are not pages.
   b) Some pages are not stems.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Option B
   

    

10. STATEMENTS:
    a) Some B1 are B2.
    b) All F1 are B2.
    c) No H1 is B1.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) Some B1 are not H1.
    b) All F1 being H1 is a possibility.
    Only a follows
    Only b follows
    Either a or b follows
    Neither a nor b follows
    Both a and b follows
    Option E