BITSAT Logical Reasoning Test - 10 - JEE MCQ

aeoueoau | aeoueoau | aeou

Hence, correct answer is oeeoau.

Both conclusions follow.

On joining the figures a, c and d, we get

Therefore, it is the correct option.

The first word leads to elimination of the second word. 'Disabuse' means to free someone of 'error', misconception, or fallacy and 'discredit' means to deprive one of one's reputation. Option 2 shares the same relation and is the correct answer.
(1) - 'Persevere' means to continue in a course of action even in the face of difficulties. 'Dereliction' means shameful failure to fulfil one's obligations.
(3) - 'Exonerate' means to absolve (someone) from blame for a fault or wrongdoing. 'Addiction' is an unrelated word.
(4) - 'Asperse' means to attack or criticize someone's reputation or integrity. 'Imperfection' is an unrelated word.
(5) - 'Parry' means to ward off (a weapon or attack) with a countermove. 'Blitz' means an intensive or sudden military attack.
Except 2, none of the other pairs bear the same analogy as the original pair of words.

As

But,

So, 62 - 79 is different from the others.
Hence, this is the required solution.

The given numbers are :

In the first column, adding the first three numbers, we get

Similarly, for the second column, we get

Similarly, for the third column, we get

So, the answer is 20.

Due to the storm, road Y is blocked.
Due to the floods, roads X, 1 & 2 are affected.
Hence, road Z also gets blocked.
At a time when there are both floods and storms, X, Y, Z, 1 and 2 can not be used.
So, only road 3 can be used.

(1) A ≥ B
(2) D ≥ C
(3) B > C
Then either B & D are of same age or B is older than D and  A  is older than D.
Thus A will older than C.

A person can see caps of all persons standing in front of him but can't see his own cap and caps of persons standing behind him.

Given that E wears indigo cap.
D is able to see in front of him green and blue, but not violet which means the people in front of D i.e., A or B or C wore green or blue and people after D and including himself i.e., D or E or F or G wore violet. E can see violet and yellow but not red.

Clearly, D is wearing violet cap and A/B/C wore green/blue/yellow not necessarily in that order. G can see caps of all colours other than orange which means he is the last person in the row, he can see all caps except his. So, we can say G is wearing orange cap.

So, we can summarise all this information in a table

Finally, we are left with red cap which means F is wearing it.

Left Members are ADEC and I.
Now A and B should be separate. Let us assume that A is in Entertainment committee and C and D have to be together so we place them in food committee. E and I have to be separate so we can place E in entertainment committee.
Hence D is in the food committee

Here a linear seating arrangement has been given, and we have to find out the person who is standing second from the left end.
So, the arrangement can be seen as follows:

So, as per the arrangement, we can see that the first and last places can be assumed for only B and E, and for the third and fourth position.
So, the correct answer is A which is in the second position.

Based on the given data, the above figure can be drawn. The pairs A and B, B and F, and F and C are clearly not neighbours. As it can be seen from the figure, C and E are sitting on the neighbouring chairs.

Let’s list down the information given in the question in tabular format.

Clearly, Nirmala is both a bank employee and a tennis player.
Hence, the correct answer is Nirmala.

According to the given statements, A, B, C, D, E will be seated around the circle as follows-
F is seated between A and D. C is between E and B. E is not between D and C and D is second to the left of C. Let's fix C first and then place D. So, E will be on the right of C and B on the left of C. Thus, F will be on the left of D and A will be on the left of D.

Clearly, D is sitting second to the right of A.
Hence, this is the correct answer.

The table below shows who likes to go to clubs on which day and the car they have. Look closely for the answer.

From the above table, it is clear that A likes to go the clubs on Tuesday whereas B goes on Friday, C on Wednesday, D on Saturday, E on Sunday, F on Thursday and G on Monday. So, the required answer is A as per this above table and he/she  has Mahindra car.

In this question, we have given two dices. Now, we have to find out the number on the opposite side of the number given in the question.
From the figure, first observed the common number between two dices.
Hence, 2 is the common number between the two dices, so arrange the number by rotating the numbers in the clockwise direction from the common number e.g 2. And the other two pairs thus formed will be the opposite.
Now,
From figure 1 − 2 4 1
From figure 2 − 2 6 3
Here, 4 is opposite to 6 and 1 is opposite to 3.5 is the only number left so if 5 is at the top then 2 is at the bottom.
Hence, the correct answer is option B.

In this question, we have given two dices.
We have to find out the number on the opposite side of the number given in the question.
From the figure, observed the common number between two dices.
5 is the common number between the two dices, so arrange the number by rotating the numbers in the clockwise direction from the common number e.g 5.
The other two pairs thus formed will be the opposite.
Now,
From figure 1 − 5 6 2
From figure 2 − 5 1 4
Here, 3 will be the opposite of 5.
So, 5 is the correct option.
Hence, the correct answer is option C.

In this question, we have given three dices.
Now, we have to find out the number on the opposite side of the number given in the question.
From all the figure, we made a complete figure by taking one of the figures, which satisfy all three figure.

Thus 2 is opposite to 6. (from the first and second figure).
4 is opposite to 5. (from the first and last figures).
Hence, 1 is opposite to 3.
So, the correct answer is option B.
Thus, the option B is the correct answer.

In this question, we have given three dices. Now, we have to find out the letter on the opposite side of the letter given in the question.
From all the three-figure, we took first as a reference figure and made the main figure as follows.

Using 1st and 3rd figure we get A opposite to D.
Using the second and third figure we get E opposite to B.
Hence, C comes opposite to F.
So, the correct answer is option C.

In this question, we have given two dices. Now, we have to find out the number on the opposite side of the number given in the question.
From the figure, first observed the common number between two dices.
Hence, 6 is the common number between the two dices, so arrange the number by rotating the numbers in the clockwise direction from the common number e.g. 6. And the other two pairs thus formed will be the opposite.
Now,
From figure 1−6 4 5
From figure 2−6 1 3
Here, 4 is opposite to 1 and 5 is opposite to 3. So, if 3 is at the top then 5 is at the bottom.
Hence, this is the correct answer.