MCQ Test: Linear Puzzle - 2 - Bank Exams MCQ

D is on the immediate left of C.
Hence option D is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:
Eight persons from A to H sit around a circular table facing towards the centre such that C is second to the left of E.
Neither F nor G is adjacent to C.
Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared.

Reference:
H sits second to the right of B.
F sits opposite to the one who is on the immediate left of B.
Inference:

Reference:
A is third to the right of the one who sits diagonally opposite to D.
Inference:

G sits diagonally opposite to B.
Hence option B is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:
Eight persons from A to H sit around a circular table facing towards the centre such that C is second to the left of E.
Neither F nor G is adjacent to C.
Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared.

Reference:
H sits second to the right of B.
F sits opposite to the one who is on the immediate left of B.
Inference:

Reference:
A is third to the right of the one who sits diagonally opposite to D.
Inference:

C-H is the odd one out as rest are sitting either opposite or diagonally opposite to each other.
Hence option A is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:
Eight persons from A to H sit around a circular table facing towards the centre such that C is second to the left of E.
Neither F nor G is adjacent to C.
Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared.

Reference:
H sits second to the right of B.
F sits opposite to the one who is on the immediate left of B.
Inference:

Reference:
A is third to the right of the one who sits diagonally opposite to D.
Inference:

A sits third to the right of H.
Hence option B is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:
Eight persons from A to H sit around a circular table facing towards the centre such that C is second to the left of E.
Neither F nor G is adjacent to C.
Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared.

Reference:
H sits second to the right of B.
F sits opposite to the one who is on the immediate left of B.
Inference:

Reference:
A is third to the right of the one who sits diagonally opposite to D.
Inference:

D is on the immediate right of A.
Hence option B is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:
Eight persons from A to H sit around a circular table facing towards the centre such that C is second to the left of E.
Neither F nor G is adjacent to C.
Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared.

Reference:
H sits second to the right of B.
F sits opposite to the one who is on the immediate left of B.
Inference:

Reference:
A is third to the right of the one who sits diagonally opposite to D.
Inference:

Following the common explanation, Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream.
Hence, option A is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
David sits at one of the corners but does not like any ice-cream
George sits immediate right of David
Inferences:
Hence, David will sit at one of the corners and George will on the immediate right of him so we place both of them on the square shape table.

References:
Bill sits opposite to Fabio who likes ice-cream but not Vanilla
Neither Bill nor Fabio sits at the corner.
Charles sits third to the left of Fabio
Inferences:
Hence, Bill and Fabio sit on the middle of the sides and Fabio likes strawberry ice-cream.
From the second reference it is clear that Charles will sit on the corner opposite to David. 

References:
Andrew sits at one of the corners but Andrew is not the immediate neighbor of Emma and Fabio.
Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other.
Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream.
George does not like any of the ice-cream
Inferences:
Hence, Andrew will sit immediately right of George.
As Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other. Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream and it is also known that George does not like any ice-cream it means that Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream and sits opposite to Henry.

Now, this is the final arrangement.

Following the common explanation, we can see that, Except Emma all others sit at the corner.
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
David sits at one of the corners but does not like any ice-cream
George sits immediate right of David
Inferences:
Hence, David will sit at one of the corners and George will on the immediate right of him so we place both of them on the square shape table.

References:
Bill sits opposite to Fabio who likes ice-cream but not Vanilla
Neither Bill nor Fabio sits at the corner.
Charles sits third to the left of Fabio
Inferences:
Hence, Bill and Fabio sit on the middle of the sides and Fabio likes strawberry ice-cream.
From the second reference it is clear that Charles will sit on the corner opposite to David. 

References:
Andrew sits at one of the corners but Andrew is not the immediate neighbor of Emma and Fabio.
Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other.
Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream.
George does not like any of the ice-cream
Inferences:
Hence, Andrew will sit immediately right of George.
As Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other. Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream and it is also known that George does not like any ice-cream it means that Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream and sits opposite to Henry.

Now, this is the final arrangement.

As per the final solution, Emma sits fourth to the right of George.
Hence, option B is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
David sits at one of the corners but does not like any ice-cream
George sits immediate right of David
Inferences:
Hence, David will sit at one of the corners and George will on the immediate right of him so we place both of them on the square shape table.

References:
Bill sits opposite to Fabio who likes ice-cream but not Vanilla
Neither Bill nor Fabio sits at the corner.
Charles sits third to the left of Fabio
Inferences:
Hence, Bill and Fabio sit on the middle of the sides and Fabio likes strawberry ice-cream.
From the second reference it is clear that Charles will sit on the corner opposite to David. 

References:
Andrew sits at one of the corners but Andrew is not the immediate neighbor of Emma and Fabio.
Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other.
Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream.
George does not like any of the ice-cream
Inferences:
Hence, Andrew will sit immediately right of George.
As Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other. Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream and it is also known that George does not like any ice-cream it means that Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream and sits opposite to Henry.

Now, this is the final arrangement.

Following the common explanation, 2 people sit between David and Emma when counted from left of David.
Hence, option B is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
David sits at one of the corners but does not like any ice-cream
George sits immediate right of David
Inferences:
Hence, David will sit at one of the corners and George will on the immediate right of him so we place both of them on the square shape table.

References:
Bill sits opposite to Fabio who likes ice-cream but not Vanilla
Neither Bill nor Fabio sits at the corner.
Charles sits third to the left of Fabio
Inferences:
Hence, Bill and Fabio sit on the middle of the sides and Fabio likes strawberry ice-cream.
From the second reference it is clear that Charles will sit on the corner opposite to David. 

References:
Andrew sits at one of the corners but Andrew is not the immediate neighbor of Emma and Fabio.
Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other.
Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream.
George does not like any of the ice-cream
Inferences:
Hence, Andrew will sit immediately right of George.
As Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other. Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream and it is also known that George does not like any ice-cream it means that Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream and sits opposite to Henry.

Now, this is the final arrangement.

Following common explanation, Andrew sits exactly between George and Bill
Hence, option A is correct.
Common Explanation:
References:
David sits at one of the corners but does not like any ice-cream
George sits immediate right of David
Inferences:
Hence, David will sit at one of the corners and George will on the immediate right of him so we place both of them on the square shape table.

References:
Bill sits opposite to Fabio who likes ice-cream but not Vanilla
Neither Bill nor Fabio sits at the corner.
Charles sits third to the left of Fabio
Inferences:
Hence, Bill and Fabio sit on the middle of the sides and Fabio likes strawberry ice-cream.
From the second reference it is clear that Charles will sit on the corner opposite to David. 

References:
Andrew sits at one of the corners but Andrew is not the immediate neighbor of Emma and Fabio.
Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other.
Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream.
George does not like any of the ice-cream
Inferences:
Hence, Andrew will sit immediately right of George.
As Henry and Emma are immediate neighbors of each other. Henry sits opposite to the one who like Vanilla ice-cream and it is also known that George does not like any ice-cream it means that Andrew likes Vanilla Ice-cream and sits opposite to Henry.

Now, this is the final arrangement.

Following the final seating arrangement, we can say that micromax is being seated fourth to the right of OPPO.

Hence, the correct answer is option D.
Common Explanation:
Let’s first look at the clues provided.
(I) Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
(II) Apple was fourth to the right of HTC.
(III) Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo
(IV) HTC, which was third to the left of Sony, was at one of the ends.
It is also provided that every mobile was displayed facing north.
Since every mobile is facing the same way and Apple was right of HTC and by clue (IV) HTC was at one of the end, we can safely conclude that HTC is at the leftmost end. Because if HTC was at the rightmost end Apple couldn’t have been at 4th to the right of HTC.
Therefore, after arranging HTC and Apple, we get;

Now, in clue (I), it is given that Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
And in clue (IV), it is mentioned that HTC was third to the left of Sony.
Thus, we get;

From clue (III), Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo; since 2 unfilled positions (for Lenovo and Oppo both) are not available to the right of Sony, both these mobiles must be to the left of Sony.
By filling these positions and the rightmost empty position with Micromax, our arrangements is complete.

Following the final seating arrangement, we can say that Motorola is to the immediate left of Micromax.

Hence, the correct answer is option B.
Common Explanation:
Let’s first look at the clues provided.
(I) Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
(II) Apple was fourth to the right of HTC.
(III) Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo
(IV) HTC, which was third to the left of Sony, was at one of the ends.
It is also provided that every mobile was displayed facing north.
Since every mobile is facing the same way and Apple was right of HTC and by clue (IV) HTC was at one of the end, we can safely conclude that HTC is at the leftmost end. Because if HTC was at the rightmost end Apple couldn’t have been at 4th to the right of HTC.
Therefore, after arranging HTC and Apple, we get;

Now, in clue (I), it is given that Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
And in clue (IV), it is mentioned that HTC was third to the left of Sony.
Thus, we get;

From clue (III), Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo; since 2 unfilled positions (for Lenovo and Oppo both) are not available to the right of Sony, both these mobiles must be to the left of Sony.
By filling these positions and the rightmost empty position with Micromax, our arrangements is complete.

Following the final seating arrangement, we can observe that mobiles which are on the immediate either sides of Motorola, are Apple and Micromax.

Hence, the correct answer is option E.
Common Explanation:
Let’s first look at the clues provided.
(I) Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
(II) Apple was fourth to the right of HTC.
(III) Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo
(IV) HTC, which was third to the left of Sony, was at one of the ends.
It is also provided that every mobile was displayed facing north.
Since every mobile is facing the same way and Apple was right of HTC and by clue (IV) HTC was at one of the end, we can safely conclude that HTC is at the leftmost end. Because if HTC was at the rightmost end Apple couldn’t have been at 4th to the right of HTC.
Therefore, after arranging HTC and Apple, we get;

Now, in clue (I), it is given that Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
And in clue (IV), it is mentioned that HTC was third to the left of Sony.
Thus, we get;

From clue (III), Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo; since 2 unfilled positions (for Lenovo and Oppo both) are not available to the right of Sony, both these mobiles must be to the left of Sony.
By filling these positions and the rightmost empty position with Micromax, our arrangements is complete.

Following the final seating arrangement, we can say that Oppo is to the immediate left of Sony.

Hence, the correct answer is option A.
Common Explanation:
Let’s first look at the clues provided.
(I) Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
(II) Apple was fourth to the right of HTC.
(III) Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo
(IV) HTC, which was third to the left of Sony, was at one of the ends.
It is also provided that every mobile was displayed facing north.
Since every mobile is facing the same way and Apple was right of HTC and by clue (IV) HTC was at one of the end, we can safely conclude that HTC is at the leftmost end. Because if HTC was at the rightmost end Apple couldn’t have been at 4th to the right of HTC.
Therefore, after arranging HTC and Apple, we get;

Now, in clue (I), it is given that Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
And in clue (IV), it is mentioned that HTC was third to the left of Sony.
Thus, we get;

From clue (III), Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo; since 2 unfilled positions (for Lenovo and Oppo both) are not available to the right of Sony, both these mobiles must be to the left of Sony.
By filling these positions and the rightmost empty position with Micromax, our arrangements is complete.

Following the final seating arrangement, we can observe that Micromax, Motorola and Apple are to right of Sony.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.
Common Explanation:
Let’s first look at the clues provided.
(I) Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
(II) Apple was fourth to the right of HTC.
(III) Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo
(IV) HTC, which was third to the left of Sony, was at one of the ends.
It is also provided that every mobile was displayed facing north.
Since every mobile is facing the same way and Apple was right of HTC and by clue (IV) HTC was at one of the end, we can safely conclude that HTC is at the leftmost end. Because if HTC was at the rightmost end Apple couldn’t have been at 4th to the right of HTC.
Therefore, after arranging HTC and Apple, we get;

Now, in clue (I), it is given that Motorola was immediate right of Apple.
And in clue (IV), it is mentioned that HTC was third to the left of Sony.
Thus, we get;

From clue (III), Oppo was between Sony and Lenovo; since 2 unfilled positions (for Lenovo and Oppo both) are not available to the right of Sony, both these mobiles must be to the left of Sony.
By filling these positions and the rightmost empty position with Micromax, our arrangements is complete.

Following the common explanation, H and F face direction.
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
B is sitting fourth to the left of E, who face centre.
E is sitting second to the right of C.
Inferences:
There will be two cases Case 1: C is facing the centre.
The other case will be C is facing away from the centre.
Now, we arrange the following Inferences in the circle.

References:
Only one person is sitting between A and H, who are facing different directions
F is to the immediate left of H, who is facing same direction as E.
C is not adjacent to A, who is facing same direction as B
Inferences:
Hence, Either A and H will face inside or outside.
C will not sit near to A and F will sit immediate left of H.

References:
Two persons are sitting between E and G, who are facing different directions.
D and F are facing same directions.
Four of them are facing inside while rests of them are facing outside.
Inferences:
The condition mentioned in the references is not possible in case 1 because G will face outside and if D and F are face same direction there will be violation of reference number 3. Hence, case 1 is eliminated.

Following the common explanation, we can see that, Only A faces outside.
Hence, option B is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
B is sitting fourth to the left of E, who face centre.
E is sitting second to the right of C.
Inferences:
There will be two cases Case 1: C is facing the centre.
The other case will be C is facing away from the centre.
Now, we arrange the following Inferences in the circle.

References:
Only one person is sitting between A and H, who are facing different directions
F is to the immediate left of H, who is facing same direction as E.
C is not adjacent to A, who is facing same direction as B
Inferences:
Hence, Either A and H will face inside or outside.
C will not sit near to A and F will sit immediate left of H.

References:
Two persons are sitting between E and G, who are facing different directions.
D and F are facing same directions.
Four of them are facing inside while rests of them are facing outside.
Inferences:
The condition mentioned in the references is not possible in case 1 because G will face outside and if D and F are face same direction there will be violation of reference number 3. Hence, case 1 is eliminated.

As per the final solution, B sits third to the left of H in same way E sits third to the left of A.
Hence, option E is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
B is sitting fourth to the left of E, who face centre.
E is sitting second to the right of C.
Inferences:
There will be two cases Case 1: C is facing the centre.
The other case will be C is facing away from the centre.
Now, we arrange the following Inferences in the circle.

References:
Only one person is sitting between A and H, who are facing different directions
F is to the immediate left of H, who is facing same direction as E.
C is not adjacent to A, who is facing same direction as B
Inferences:
Hence, Either A and H will face inside or outside.
C will not sit near to A and F will sit immediate left of H.

References:
Two persons are sitting between E and G, who are facing different directions.
D and F are facing same directions.
Four of them are facing inside while rests of them are facing outside.
Inferences:
The condition mentioned in the references is not possible in case 1 because G will face outside and if D and F are face same direction there will be violation of reference number 3. Hence, case 1 is eliminated.

Following the common explanation, Hence, D sits second to the right of G.
Hence, option E is the correct answer.
Common Explanation:
References:
B is sitting fourth to the left of E, who face centre.
E is sitting second to the right of C.
Inferences:
There will be two cases Case 1: C is facing the centre.
The other case will be C is facing away from the centre.
Now, we arrange the following Inferences in the circle.

References:
Only one person is sitting between A and H, who are facing different directions
F is to the immediate left of H, who is facing same direction as E.
C is not adjacent to A, who is facing same direction as B
Inferences:
Hence, Either A and H will face inside or outside.
C will not sit near to A and F will sit immediate left of H.

References:
Two persons are sitting between E and G, who are facing different directions.
D and F are facing same directions.
Four of them are facing inside while rests of them are facing outside.
Inferences:
The condition mentioned in the references is not possible in case 1 because G will face outside and if D and F are face same direction there will be violation of reference number 3. Hence, case 1 is eliminated.

Following common explanation, E and B sit opposite to each other.
Hence, option B is correct.
Common Explanation:
References:
B is sitting fourth to the left of E, who face centre.
E is sitting second to the right of C.
Inferences:
There will be two cases Case 1: C is facing the centre.
The other case will be C is facing away from the centre.
Now, we arrange the following Inferences in the circle.

References:
Only one person is sitting between A and H, who are facing different directions
F is to the immediate left of H, who is facing same direction as E.
C is not adjacent to A, who is facing same direction as B
Inferences:
Hence, Either A and H will face inside or outside.
C will not sit near to A and F will sit immediate left of H.

References:
Two persons are sitting between E and G, who are facing different directions.
D and F are facing same directions.
Four of them are facing inside while rests of them are facing outside.
Inferences:
The condition mentioned in the references is not possible in case 1 because G will face outside and if D and F are face same direction there will be violation of reference number 3. Hence, case 1 is eliminated.