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3521. Statements: I. Some Ropes are Chains. II. No Chains are Cables.Conclusions: I. All Ropes are Cables. II. Some Ropes are not Cables.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion I follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (All Ropes are Cables) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Ropes are not Cables) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3522. Statements: I. No Pilots are Sailors. II. All Sailors are Divers.Conclusions: I. Some Pilots are Divers. II. Some Divers are not Pilots.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Pilots are Divers) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Divers are not Pilots) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3523. Statements: I. All Lamps are Bulbs. II. All Bulbs are Tubes.Conclusions: I. No Lamps are Tubes. II. All Lamps are Tubes.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion II follows
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Lamps are Tubes) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (All Lamps are Tubes) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3524. Statements: I. Some Hills are Plateaus. II. No Plateaus are Valleys.Conclusions: I. Some Plateaus are Hills. II. No Hills are Valleys.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion I follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Plateaus are Hills) is definitely true, and conclusion II (No Hills are Valleys) is not necessarily true. Hence: only conclusion I follows.
3525. Statements: I. Some Singers are Actors. II. All Actors are Directors.Conclusions: I. No Singers are Directors. II. Some Singers are Directors.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Singers are Directors) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Singers are Directors) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3526. Statements: I. All Hills are Plateaus. II. All Plateaus are Valleys.Conclusions: I. Some Valleys are Hills. II. Some Hills are not Valleys.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion I follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Valleys are Hills) is definitely true, and conclusion II (Some Hills are not Valleys) is not necessarily true. Hence: only conclusion I follows.
3527. Statements: I. All Farmers are Traders. II. No Traders are Weavers.Conclusions: I. No Farmers are Weavers. II. Some Traders are Farmers.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Answer: Both conclusions I and II follow
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Farmers are Weavers) is definitely true, and conclusion II (Some Traders are Farmers) is definitely true. Hence: both conclusions I and II follow.
3528. Statements: I. Some Rivers are Streams. II. All Streams are Canals.Conclusions: I. All Rivers are Canals. II. Some Rivers are Canals.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (All Rivers are Canals) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Rivers are Canals) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3529. Statements: I. Some Meteors are Comets. II. No Comets are Planets.Conclusions: I. All Meteors are Planets. II. Some Meteors are not Planets.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion I follows
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (All Meteors are Planets) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Meteors are not Planets) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3530. Statements: I. All Pipes are Pumps. II. No Pumps are Valves.Conclusions: I. Some Pipes are Valves. II. No Valves are Pipes.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Only conclusion I follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Pipes are Valves) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (No Valves are Pipes) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3531. Statements: I. No Planets are Comets. II. All Comets are Meteors.Conclusions: I. Some Planets are Meteors. II. No Comets are Planets.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Only conclusion I follows
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Planets are Meteors) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (No Comets are Planets) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3532. Statements: I. All Lamps are Bulbs. II. All Bulbs are Tubes.Conclusions: I. All Tubes are Lamps. II. Some Lamps are not Tubes.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Only conclusion I follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (All Tubes are Lamps) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Lamps are not Tubes) is not necessarily true. Hence: neither conclusion I nor II follows.
3533. Statements: I. All Meteors are Comets. II. All Comets are Planets.Conclusions: I. All Planets are Meteors. II. Some Meteors are not Planets.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Only conclusion I follows
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (All Planets are Meteors) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Meteors are not Planets) is not necessarily true. Hence: neither conclusion I nor II follows.
3534. Statements: I. No Bulbs are Lamps. II. All Lamps are Tubes.Conclusions: I. Some Tubes are not Bulbs. II. Some Bulbs are Tubes.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion I follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Tubes are not Bulbs) is definitely true, and conclusion II (Some Bulbs are Tubes) is not necessarily true. Hence: only conclusion I follows.
3535. Statements: I. All Dancers are Painters. II. All Painters are Poets.Conclusions: I. Some Dancers are not Poets. II. All Dancers are Poets.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Dancers are not Poets) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (All Dancers are Poets) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3536. Statements: I. Some Weavers are Farmers. II. All Farmers are Traders.Conclusions: I. Some Traders are Weavers. II. Some Weavers are Traders.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion I follows
- B. Only conclusion II follows
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Both conclusions I and II follow
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Traders are Weavers) is definitely true, and conclusion II (Some Weavers are Traders) is definitely true. Hence: both conclusions I and II follow.
3537. Statements: I. All Lamps are Bulbs. II. No Bulbs are Tubes.Conclusions: I. Some Lamps are Tubes. II. No Lamps are Tubes.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Both conclusions I and II follow
- B. Only conclusion II follows
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Lamps are Tubes) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (No Lamps are Tubes) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3538. Statements: I. Some Pumps are Pipes. II. All Pipes are Valves.Conclusions: I. No Pumps are Valves. II. Some Valves are Pumps.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Pumps are Valves) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Valves are Pumps) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3539. Statements: I. All Meteors are Comets. II. All Comets are Planets.Conclusions: I. Some Meteors are not Planets. II. All Meteors are Planets.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion II follows
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Meteors are not Planets) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (All Meteors are Planets) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3540. Statements: I. All Actors are Singers. II. All Singers are Directors.Conclusions: I. No Actors are Directors. II. Some Directors are Actors.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Only conclusion I follows
- B. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Both conclusions I and II follow
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Actors are Directors) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Directors are Actors) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3541. Statements: I. All Swimmers are Cyclists. II. All Cyclists are Runners.Conclusions: I. No Swimmers are Runners. II. Some Runners are Swimmers.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (No Swimmers are Runners) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (Some Runners are Swimmers) is definitely true. Hence: only conclusion II follows.
3542. Statements: I. All Streams are Rivers. II. Some Rivers are Canals.Conclusions: I. Some Rivers are Canals. II. All Streams are Canals.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion I follows
- D. Only conclusion II follows
Answer: Only conclusion I follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Rivers are Canals) is definitely true, and conclusion II (All Streams are Canals) is not necessarily true. Hence: only conclusion I follows.
3543. Statements: I. All Actors are Singers. II. Some Singers are Directors.Conclusions: I. Some Actors are Directors. II. All Actors are Directors.Which of the following is correct?
- A. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- B. Both conclusions I and II follow
- C. Only conclusion II follows
- D. Only conclusion I follows
Answer: Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Explanation: Drawing the Venn diagram for the premises: conclusion I (Some Actors are Directors) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (All Actors are Directors) is not necessarily true. Hence: neither conclusion I nor II follows.
3544. Kiran starts from a point and walks 2 m towards South, 5 m towards South, 2 m towards West (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. South-West
- B. South
- C. South-East
- D. East
Answer: South-West
Explanation: Net displacement: 2 m West and 7 m South; the final position therefore lies to the South-West of the start.
3545. Lalit starts from a point and walks 8 m towards East, 7 m towards West, 5 m towards North (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. West
- B. North-East
- C. South-East
- D. North
Answer: North-East
Explanation: Net displacement: 1 m East and 5 m North; the final position therefore lies to the North-East of the start.
3546. Wasim starts from a point and walks 6 m towards North, 4 m towards West, 4 m towards West (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. North-West
- B. East
- C. North
- D. North-East
Answer: North-West
Explanation: Net displacement: 8 m West and 6 m North; the final position therefore lies to the North-West of the start.
3547. Pranav starts from a point and walks 5 m towards West, 2 m towards East, 7 m towards East (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. North
- B. South
- C. West
- D. East
Answer: East
Explanation: Net displacement: 4 m East and 0 m -; the final position therefore lies to the East of the start.
3548. Gauri starts from a point and walks 4 m towards South, 9 m towards West, 7 m towards East (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. East
- B. South-East
- C. South-West
- D. South
Answer: South-West
Explanation: Net displacement: 2 m West and 4 m South; the final position therefore lies to the South-West of the start.
3549. Shreya starts from a point and walks 7 m towards West, 4 m towards South, 4 m towards South (in that order). In which direction is he now with respect to the starting point?
- A. South
- B. East
- C. West
- D. South-West
Answer: South-West
Explanation: Net displacement: 7 m West and 8 m South; the final position therefore lies to the South-West of the start.
3550. Hemant is facing East. He turns 180 degrees anticlockwise, then 90 degrees anticlockwise, then 90 degrees anticlockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. West
- B. East
- C. South
- D. North
Answer: East
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from East leads to East.
3551. Gauri is facing North. He turns 90 degrees clockwise, then 270 degrees clockwise, then 270 degrees anticlockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. North
- B. South
- C. East
- D. West
Answer: East
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from North leads to East.
3552. Shreya is facing South. He turns 90 degrees anticlockwise, then 90 degrees anticlockwise, then 180 degrees clockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. West
- B. East
- C. North
- D. South
Answer: South
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from South leads to South.
3553. Wasim is facing West. He turns 90 degrees clockwise, then 270 degrees anticlockwise, then 180 degrees clockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. South
- B. East
- C. West
- D. North
Answer: West
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from West leads to West.
3554. Madhuri is facing East. He turns 180 degrees anticlockwise, then 180 degrees clockwise, then 270 degrees anticlockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. North
- B. East
- C. South
- D. West
Answer: South
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from East leads to South.
3555. Sahil is facing North. He turns 90 degrees anticlockwise, then 180 degrees anticlockwise, then 90 degrees clockwise. In which direction is he facing now?
- A. West
- B. South
- C. East
- D. North
Answer: South
Explanation: Counting each turn in steps of 90 degrees (clockwise adds, anticlockwise subtracts) from North leads to South.
3556. Hemant walks 29 km towards North, turns right and walks 10 km, then turns right again and walks 5 km. How far is Hemant from the starting point?
- A. 18 km
- B. 16 km
- C. 22 km
- D. 26 km
Answer: 26 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 29 - 5 = 24 km; eastward displacement = 10 km. Distance = sqrt(24^2 + 10^2) = 26 km.
3557. Bhavna walks 12 km towards North, turns right and walks 24 km, then turns right again and walks 5 km. How far is Bhavna from the starting point?
- A. 30 km
- B. 23 km
- C. 25 km
- D. 26 km
Answer: 25 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 12 - 5 = 7 km; eastward displacement = 24 km. Distance = sqrt(7^2 + 24^2) = 25 km.
3558. Shreya walks 6 km towards North, turns right and walks 4 km, then turns right again and walks 3 km. How far is Shreya from the starting point?
- A. 17 km
- B. 4 km
- C. 5 km
- D. 11 km
Answer: 5 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 6 - 3 = 3 km; eastward displacement = 4 km. Distance = sqrt(3^2 + 4^2) = 5 km.
3559. Rachna walks 55 km towards North, turns right and walks 14 km, then turns right again and walks 7 km. How far is Rachna from the starting point?
- A. 50 km
- B. 43 km
- C. 57 km
- D. 40 km
Answer: 50 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 55 - 7 = 48 km; eastward displacement = 14 km. Distance = sqrt(48^2 + 14^2) = 50 km.
3560. Kavya walks 42 km towards North, turns right and walks 15 km, then turns right again and walks 6 km. How far is Kavya from the starting point?
- A. 35 km
- B. 33 km
- C. 45 km
- D. 39 km
Answer: 39 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 42 - 6 = 36 km; eastward displacement = 15 km. Distance = sqrt(36^2 + 15^2) = 39 km.
3561. Nikhil walks 30 km towards North, turns right and walks 7 km, then turns right again and walks 6 km. How far is Nikhil from the starting point?
- A. 33 km
- B. 18 km
- C. 20 km
- D. 25 km
Answer: 25 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 30 - 6 = 24 km; eastward displacement = 7 km. Distance = sqrt(24^2 + 7^2) = 25 km.
3562. Lalit walks 12 km towards North, turns right and walks 12 km, then turns right again and walks 3 km. How far is Lalit from the starting point?
- A. 18 km
- B. 27 km
- C. 23 km
- D. 15 km
Answer: 15 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 12 - 3 = 9 km; eastward displacement = 12 km. Distance = sqrt(9^2 + 12^2) = 15 km.
3563. Kiran walks 29 km towards North, turns right and walks 72 km, then turns right again and walks 8 km. How far is Kiran from the starting point?
- A. 70 km
- B. 75 km
- C. 87 km
- D. 67 km
Answer: 75 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 29 - 8 = 21 km; eastward displacement = 72 km. Distance = sqrt(21^2 + 72^2) = 75 km.
3564. Chirag walks 32 km towards North, turns right and walks 45 km, then turns right again and walks 8 km. How far is Chirag from the starting point?
- A. 51 km
- B. 45 km
- C. 50 km
- D. 56 km
Answer: 51 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 32 - 8 = 24 km; eastward displacement = 45 km. Distance = sqrt(24^2 + 45^2) = 51 km.
3565. Tanmay walks 12 km towards North, turns right and walks 6 km, then turns right again and walks 4 km. How far is Tanmay from the starting point?
- A. 9 km
- B. 7 km
- C. 10 km
- D. 3 km
Answer: 10 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 12 - 4 = 8 km; eastward displacement = 6 km. Distance = sqrt(8^2 + 6^2) = 10 km.
3566. Shreya walks 50 km towards North, turns right and walks 14 km, then turns right again and walks 2 km. How far is Shreya from the starting point?
- A. 50 km
- B. 45 km
- C. 57 km
- D. 62 km
Answer: 50 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 50 - 2 = 48 km; eastward displacement = 14 km. Distance = sqrt(48^2 + 14^2) = 50 km.
3567. Lakshmi walks 20 km towards North, turns right and walks 24 km, then turns right again and walks 2 km. How far is Lakshmi from the starting point?
- A. 26 km
- B. 30 km
- C. 31 km
- D. 37 km
Answer: 30 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 20 - 2 = 18 km; eastward displacement = 24 km. Distance = sqrt(18^2 + 24^2) = 30 km.
3568. Lakshmi walks 21 km towards North, turns right and walks 5 km, then turns right again and walks 9 km. How far is Lakshmi from the starting point?
- A. 13 km
- B. 21 km
- C. 6 km
- D. 10 km
Answer: 13 km
Explanation: Net northward displacement = 21 - 9 = 12 km; eastward displacement = 5 km. Distance = sqrt(12^2 + 5^2) = 13 km.
3569. Omkar is the father of Yash, and Yash is the father of Isha. How is Omkar related to Isha?
- A. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- B. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- C. Niece
- D. Paternal grandfather (Dada)
Answer: Paternal grandfather (Dada)
Explanation: Omkar is the father of Yash, and Yash is the father of Isha. Combining the two links, Omkar is Isha's paternal grandfather (dada).
3570. Varsha is the sister of Zoya, and Zoya is the daughter of Dinesh. How is Varsha related to Dinesh?
- A. Daughter
- B. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- C. Granddaughter
- D. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
Answer: Daughter
Explanation: Varsha is the sister of Zoya, and Zoya is the daughter of Dinesh. Combining the two links, Varsha is Dinesh's daughter.
3571. Tanmay is the brother of Varsha, and Varsha is the daughter of Nikhil. How is Tanmay related to Nikhil?
- A. Niece
- B. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- C. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- D. Son
Answer: Son
Explanation: Tanmay is the brother of Varsha, and Varsha is the daughter of Nikhil. Combining the two links, Tanmay is Nikhil's son.
3572. Varsha is the sister of Pranav, and Pranav is the son of Ishaan. How is Varsha related to Ishaan?
- A. Father
- B. Maternal uncle (Mama)
- C. Daughter
- D. Nephew
Answer: Daughter
Explanation: Varsha is the sister of Pranav, and Pranav is the son of Ishaan. Combining the two links, Varsha is Ishaan's daughter.
3573. Jatin is the brother of Ishaan, and Ishaan is the son of Dinesh. How is Jatin related to Dinesh?
- A. Maternal uncle (Mama)
- B. Maternal aunt (Mausi)
- C. Son
- D. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
Answer: Son
Explanation: Jatin is the brother of Ishaan, and Ishaan is the son of Dinesh. Combining the two links, Jatin is Dinesh's son.
3574. Chirag is the father of Bhavna, and Bhavna is the sister of Padma. How is Chirag related to Padma?
- A. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- B. Paternal grandfather (Dada)
- C. Father
- D. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
Answer: Father
Explanation: Chirag is the father of Bhavna, and Bhavna is the sister of Padma. Combining the two links, Chirag is Padma's father.
3575. Mitali is the mother of Farhan, and Farhan is the brother of Yash. How is Mitali related to Yash?
- A. Mother
- B. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- C. Brother
- D. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
Answer: Mother
Explanation: Mitali is the mother of Farhan, and Farhan is the brother of Yash. Combining the two links, Mitali is Yash's mother.
3576. Padma is the mother of Rachna, and Rachna is the sister of Tanmay. How is Padma related to Tanmay?
- A. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- B. Son
- C. Mother
- D. Nephew
Answer: Mother
Explanation: Padma is the mother of Rachna, and Rachna is the sister of Tanmay. Combining the two links, Padma is Tanmay's mother.
3577. Pranav is the father of Dinesh, and Dinesh is the brother of Kavya. How is Pranav related to Kavya?
- A. Granddaughter
- B. Nephew
- C. Maternal aunt (Mausi)
- D. Father
Answer: Father
Explanation: Pranav is the father of Dinesh, and Dinesh is the brother of Kavya. Combining the two links, Pranav is Kavya's father.
3578. Bhavna is the daughter of Ritika, and Ritika is the daughter of Hemant. How is Bhavna related to Hemant?
- A. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- B. Granddaughter
- C. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- D. Niece
Answer: Granddaughter
Explanation: Bhavna is the daughter of Ritika, and Ritika is the daughter of Hemant. Combining the two links, Bhavna is Hemant's granddaughter.
3579. Hemant is the son of Varsha, and Varsha is the daughter of Padma. How is Hemant related to Padma?
- A. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
- B. Grandson
- C. Niece
- D. Nephew
Answer: Grandson
Explanation: Hemant is the son of Varsha, and Varsha is the daughter of Padma. Combining the two links, Hemant is Padma's grandson.
3580. Gauri is the daughter of Pranav, and Pranav is the son of Sahil. How is Gauri related to Sahil?
- A. Granddaughter
- B. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- C. Paternal grandfather (Dada)
- D. Brother
Answer: Granddaughter
Explanation: Gauri is the daughter of Pranav, and Pranav is the son of Sahil. Combining the two links, Gauri is Sahil's granddaughter.
3581. Jatin is the son of Qasim, and Qasim is the son of Tara. How is Jatin related to Tara?
- A. Niece
- B. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- C. Grandson
- D. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
Answer: Grandson
Explanation: Jatin is the son of Qasim, and Qasim is the son of Tara. Combining the two links, Jatin is Tara's grandson.
3582. Ritika is the daughter of Padma, and Padma is the sister of Nikhil. How is Ritika related to Nikhil?
- A. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- B. Cousin brother
- C. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- D. Niece
Answer: Niece
Explanation: Ritika is the daughter of Padma, and Padma is the sister of Nikhil. Combining the two links, Ritika is Nikhil's niece.
3583. Farhan is the son of Bhavna, and Bhavna is the sister of Sahil. How is Farhan related to Sahil?
- A. Daughter
- B. Maternal uncle (Mama)
- C. Nephew
- D. Cousin brother
Answer: Nephew
Explanation: Farhan is the son of Bhavna, and Bhavna is the sister of Sahil. Combining the two links, Farhan is Sahil's nephew.
3584. Zoya is the daughter of Devansh, and Devansh is the brother of Dinesh. How is Zoya related to Dinesh?
- A. Son
- B. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- C. Niece
- D. Grandson
Answer: Niece
Explanation: Zoya is the daughter of Devansh, and Devansh is the brother of Dinesh. Combining the two links, Zoya is Dinesh's niece.
3585. Chirag is the son of Kiran, and Kiran is the brother of Varsha. How is Chirag related to Varsha?
- A. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- B. Nephew
- C. Cousin brother
- D. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
Answer: Nephew
Explanation: Chirag is the son of Kiran, and Kiran is the brother of Varsha. Combining the two links, Chirag is Varsha's nephew.
3586. Tara is the sister of Varsha, and Varsha is the mother of Madhuri. How is Tara related to Madhuri?
- A. Maternal aunt (Mausi)
- B. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- C. Niece
- D. Father
Answer: Maternal aunt (Mausi)
Explanation: Tara is the sister of Varsha, and Varsha is the mother of Madhuri. Combining the two links, Tara is Madhuri's maternal aunt (mausi).
3587. Kiran is the brother of Mitali, and Mitali is the mother of Lakshmi. How is Kiran related to Lakshmi?
- A. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
- B. Daughter
- C. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- D. Maternal uncle (Mama)
Answer: Maternal uncle (Mama)
Explanation: Kiran is the brother of Mitali, and Mitali is the mother of Lakshmi. Combining the two links, Kiran is Lakshmi's maternal uncle (mama).
3588. Lakshmi is the sister of Chirag, and Chirag is the father of Padma. How is Lakshmi related to Padma?
- A. Paternal aunt (Bua)
- B. Brother
- C. Mother
- D. Nephew
Answer: Paternal aunt (Bua)
Explanation: Lakshmi is the sister of Chirag, and Chirag is the father of Padma. Combining the two links, Lakshmi is Padma's paternal aunt (bua).
3589. Jatin is the brother of Tanmay, and Tanmay is the father of Rachna. How is Jatin related to Rachna?
- A. Niece
- B. Maternal uncle (Mama)
- C. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- D. Nephew
Answer: Paternal uncle (Chacha)
Explanation: Jatin is the brother of Tanmay, and Tanmay is the father of Rachna. Combining the two links, Jatin is Rachna's paternal uncle (chacha).
3590. Varsha is the mother of Kavya, and Kavya is the mother of Gauri. How is Varsha related to Gauri?
- A. Paternal uncle (Chacha)
- B. Father
- C. Niece
- D. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
Answer: Maternal grandmother (Nani)
Explanation: Varsha is the mother of Kavya, and Kavya is the mother of Gauri. Combining the two links, Varsha is Gauri's maternal grandmother (nani).
3591. Rachna is the mother of Tanmay, and Tanmay is the father of Hemant. How is Rachna related to Hemant?
- A. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- B. Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
- C. Father
- D. Grandson
Answer: Paternal grandmother (Dadi)
Explanation: Rachna is the mother of Tanmay, and Tanmay is the father of Hemant. Combining the two links, Rachna is Hemant's paternal grandmother (dadi).
3592. Omkar is the father of Rachna, and Rachna is the mother of Kiran. How is Omkar related to Kiran?
- A. Brother
- B. Paternal grandfather (Dada)
- C. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- D. Father
Answer: Maternal grandfather (Nana)
Explanation: Omkar is the father of Rachna, and Rachna is the mother of Kiran. Combining the two links, Omkar is Kiran's maternal grandfather (nana).
3593. Pranav is the father of Jatin, and Jatin is the father of Qasim. How is Pranav related to Qasim?
- A. Maternal uncle (Mama)
- B. Maternal grandfather (Nana)
- C. Maternal grandmother (Nani)
- D. Paternal grandfather (Dada)
Answer: Paternal grandfather (Dada)
Explanation: Pranav is the father of Jatin, and Jatin is the father of Qasim. Combining the two links, Pranav is Qasim's paternal grandfather (dada).
3594. In a certain code, 'COACH' is written as 'SXZLX'. How will 'WARRANT' be written in that code?
- A. TNARRAW
- B. DZIIZMG
- C. GMZIIZD
- D. HNAJJAE
Answer: GMZIIZD
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'WARRANT' the reversed word is 'TNARRAW', whose opposite-letter form is 'GMZIIZD'.
3595. In a certain code, 'PLATFORM' is written as 'NILUGZOK'. How will 'PATROL' be written in that code?
- A. KZGILO
- B. LORTAP
- C. PMJHAL
- D. OLIGZK
Answer: OLIGZK
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'PATROL' the reversed word is 'LORTAP', whose opposite-letter form is 'OLIGZK'.
3596. In a certain code, 'CUSTODY' is written as 'BWLGHFX'. How will 'DEPOT' be written in that code?
- A. TOPED
- B. WVKLG
- C. HMLWX
- D. GLKVW
Answer: GLKVW
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'DEPOT' the reversed word is 'TOPED', whose opposite-letter form is 'GLKVW'.
3597. In a certain code, 'ENGINE' is written as 'VMRTMV'. How will 'INQUIRY' be written in that code?
- A. BIRFJMR
- B. CJSGKNS
- C. RMJFRIB
- D. YRIUQNI
Answer: BIRFJMR
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'INQUIRY' the reversed word is 'YRIUQNI', whose opposite-letter form is 'BIRFJMR'.
3598. In a certain code, 'LOCO' is written as 'LXLO'. How will 'SEMAPHORE' be written in that code?
- A. EROHPAMES
- B. WJMTLAOWI
- C. VILSKZNVH
- D. HVNZKSLIV
Answer: VILSKZNVH
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'SEMAPHORE' the reversed word is 'EROHPAMES', whose opposite-letter form is 'VILSKZNVH'.
3599. In a certain code, 'SEMAPHORE' is written as 'VILSKZNVH'. How will 'PATROL' be written in that code?
- A. OLIGZK
- B. LORTAP
- C. KZGILO
- D. PMJHAL
Answer: OLIGZK
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'PATROL' the reversed word is 'LORTAP', whose opposite-letter form is 'OLIGZK'.
3600. In a certain code, 'CONSTABLE' is written as 'VOYZGHMLX'. How will 'DEPOT' be written in that code?
- A. GLKVW
- B. TOPED
- C. HMLWX
- D. WVKLG
Answer: GLKVW
Explanation: The word is first reversed and then every letter is replaced by its opposite letter (A-Z, B-Y, ...). For 'DEPOT' the reversed word is 'TOPED', whose opposite-letter form is 'GLKVW'.
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