- Study the following information carefully and answer the questions:
Seven friends Akansha, Brijesh, Caryl, Diksha, Elvish, Farah, and Garima are sitting in a row some are facing north and some are facing south direction but not necessarily in the same order. The number of persons facing south is more than the number of person facing north direction. Akansha sits immediate left of Caryl and Akansha sits at one of the extreme end of the row. Number of persons sitting to the left of Elvish is same as the number of persons sitting to the right of Elvish. Akansha sits to the right of Elvish. One person sits between Diksha and Farah and Farah is not immediate neighbour of Elvish. Garima sits to the right of Caryl but not immediate right. Diksha is facing the same direction as Elvish. Akansha and Caryl are facing opposite direction to each other. The persons sitting at the end are facing the same direction . The person who sits at the immediate right of Elvish is facing north direction. Brijesh and Garima is facing the same direction.
Who among the following person sits exactly between Caryl and Garima ?
Either b or cAkanshaElvishBrijeshNone of theseOption C - What is the position of Diksha with respect to Brijesh ?
Second to the rightImmediate leftImmedaite rightThird to the leftNone of theseOption A
- How many persons sit between Garima and Farah ?
None1234Option A
- Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group find the one which does not belong to that group ?
AkanshaGarimaElvishDikshaFarahOption B
- If Brijesh and Farah interchange their position then who sits immediate right of Brijesh ?
AkanshaBrijeshGarimaCannot be determinedNnoe of theseOption C
- In each of the question, relationships between some elements are shown in the statements. These statements are followed by conclusions numbered a and b. Read the statements and give the answer:
Statements: Cv>Vv≥BvAv>Sv>Dv>Fv>Gv
Conclusion:
a) Vv>Sv
b) Vv≤SvConclusion a followsConclusion b followsEither conclusion a or b followsNeither conclusion a nor b followsBoth conclusion a and b followsOption C - Statements: ZvCv
Conclusion:
a)Zv
b) XvConclusion a followsConclusion b followsEither conclusion a or b followsNeither conclusion a nor b followsBoth conclusion a and b followsOption E - Statements: As>Ss>Ds>Fs>Gs
Conclusion:
a) As>Gs
b) HsConclusion a followsConclusion b followsEither conclusion a or b followsNeither conclusion a nor b followsBoth conclusion a and b followsOption E - Statements: Xe>Ce>He≥Je≥Ke;He>Ye≥Ue
Conclusion
a)Xe>Ue
b) KeConclusion a followsConclusion b followsEither conclusion a or b followsNeither conclusion a nor b followsBoth conclusion a and b followsOption A - Statements: Zq>Xq>CqAq>SqQq
Conclusion:
I:Zq>Wq
II: VqConclusion a followsConclusion b followsEither conclusion a or b followsNeither conclusion a nor b followsBoth conclusion a and b followsOption D
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