NABARD Assistant Manager Grade 'A' Mock Test - 3 - Bank Exams MCQ

Word can be formed ? RUIN and its second letter is U.

Hence, the answer is U.

Mistake Points:

'Urin' is not a valid English word. Had been 'Urine', then it could have been counted.

Since From (i), Kevin visits neither Jaipur nor Bhopal.

Also from (iii), the one who visits Dispur likes Chinese.

From (iv), one who likes Continental visits Bangalore and one who visits Chennai likes Gujarati. Therefore, the only city left for Kevin is Mumbai. Hence, Kevin visits Mumbai.

From (vii), Rick likes Continental and also from (iv), one who likes Continental visits Bangalore. Therefore, Rick visits Bangalore and likes Continental.

Since From (ii), Henry does not like either Assyrian or Punjabi and also from (vi), Susan and

Jesse likes Gujarati and Garhwali not necessarily in the same order. Therefore, only cuisine left for Henry is Thai. Hence, Henry likes Thai.

Since From (x), Tanya doesn’t visit Jaipur. So, the only city left is Dispur. Therefore, Tanya visits Dispur and also from (iii), one who visits Dispur likes Chinese. Hence, Tanya visits Dispur and likes Chinese.

Now, only city left for Jim is Jaipur. Therefore, Jim visits Jaipur.

Since From (viii), Tailor does not like Assyrian. So, the only cuisine left for Tailor is Punjabi.

Now, only cuisine left for Jim is Assyrian therefore, Jim likes Assyrian.

1) Car T is second to the right of car P and both face in same direction.

2) Two cars are parked between car T and car U, which is parked on the corner. So, car P and car T must on the sides.

3) Car P and car U are not adjacent to each other.

4) Immediate neighbours of car P face in same direction.

5) Car Q is opposite to car W. So, both car Q and car W must be on the corners.

6) Car Q and car T face in same direction.

7) Car V is not adjacent to car U. So, car V must be on the immediate right of car P .

8) Car P is not opposite to car S.

9) Car U and car R are immediate left of each other.

10) Car S does not face towards the center. (So, case 2 would be invalid)

Hence, car S is parked second to the left of car P.

Since From (i), Kevin visits neither Jaipur nor Bhopal.

Also from (iii), the one who visits Dispur likes Chinese.

From (iv), one who likes Continental visits Bangalore and one who visits Chennai likes Gujarati. Therefore, the only city left for Kevin is Mumbai. Hence, Kevin visits Mumbai.

From (vii), Rick likes Continental and also from (iv), one who likes Continental visits Bangalore. Therefore, Rick visits Bangalore and likes Continental.

Since From (ii), Henry does not like either Assyrian or Punjabi and also from (vi), Susan and Jesse likes Gujarati and Garhwali not necessarily in the same order. Therefore, only cuisine left for Henry is Thai. Hence, Henry likes Thai.

Since From (x), Tanya doesn’t visit Jaipur. So, the only city left is Dispur. Therefore, Tanya visits Dispur and also from (iii), one who visits Dispur likes Chinese. Hence, Tanya visits Dispur and likes Chinese.

Now, only city left for Jim is Jaipur. Therefore, Jim visits Jaipur.

Since From (viii), Tailor does not like Assyrian. So, the only cuisine left for Tailor is Punjabi.

Now, only cuisine left for Jim is Assyrian therefore, Jim likes Assyrian.

1) Car T is second to the right of car P and both face in same direction.

2) Two cars are parked between car T and car U, which is parked on the corner. So, car P and car T must on the sides.

3) Car P and car U are not adjacent to each other.

4) Immediate neighbours of car P face in same direction.

5) Car Q is opposite to car W. So, both car Q and car W must be on the corners.

6) Car Q and car T face in same direction.

7) Car V is not adjacent to car U. So, car V must be immediate right of car P.

8) Car P is not opposite to car S.

9) Car U and car R are immediate left of each other.

10) Car S does not face towards the center. (So, case 2 would be invalid)

Hence, car U is opposite to car V is the correct answer.

Some Ribbons are Candles (I) + Some Candle are Layers (I) ? No conclusion. Hence conclusion I does not follow.

No Sweet is a Layer (E) + [Some Candle are Layers (I) ? Conversion] ? Some Layers are Candle (I) ? Some Candle are not Sweet (O)*. Hence conclusion II does not follow.

No Sweet is a Layer (E) ? Conversion ? No Layer is a Sweet (E) + All Sweets are Tastes (A) ? Some Tastes are not Layers (O*). Hence conclusion III follows.

1) Car T is second to the right of car P and both face in same direction.

2) Two cars are parked between car T and car U, which is parked on the corner. So, car P and car T must on the sides.

3) Car P and car U are not adjacent to each other.

4) Immediate neighbours of car P face in same direction.

5) Car Q is opposite to car W. So, both car Q and car W must be on the corners.

6) Car Q and car T face in same direction.

7) Car V is not adjacent to car U. So, car V must be immediate right of car P.

8) Car P is not opposite to car S.

9) Car U and car R are immediate left of each other.

10) Car S does not face towards the center. (So, case 2 would be invalid)

Hence, Car S is third to the right of car Q is the correct answer.

Only Cultures are Castes + No caste is a Custom (E) ? ? No conclusion. Hence neither conclusion I nor III follows but it will make a complementary pair. Hence either conclusion I or III follows.

Some Values are Traditions (I) + All Traditions are Customs (A) ? Some Values are Customs (I). Hence conclusion II follows.

2) Box H which is of green color is placed immediately above C.

3) Three boxes are placed between the black color and green color of the box.

4) Number of boxes above box B is the same as the number of boxes below box D.

5) Box A which is brown is placed 2 boxes below box B.

According to the above statements here 2 cases will be generated.

6) Only one box is placed between the blue color of the box and the purple color of the box which is placed below blue box.

7) Box F is placed immediately above the blue color of the box.

8) Red color of the box is placed above the yellow color of the box.

9) Neither box B nor F is the purple color of box so according to this case 2 will get eliminated and case 1 will be right.

10) Box G is placed below box E.

This will be final arrangement.

Hence, Six boxes are there between Red color box and Pink box.

A sits third to the right of C. There is one person sitting between A and B. D sits fourth to right of B. C work with IBM. A work with Facebook. The person who works with Google sits second to the right of D. Three persons sit between the person who works with Google and Facebook. The person who works with Wipro sits second to the right of the person who works with Facebook. D does not work with Wipro.

It will make four cases- Case 1, 2, 3 and 4

Case 1- C faces inside. A sits on its third right. B sits on right of A, faces inside. B faces inside. In this D must face outside. B works in Wipro.

2) Box H which is of green color is placed immediately above C.

3) Three boxes are placed between the black color and green color of the box.

4) Number of boxes above box B is the same as the number of boxes below box D.

5) Box A which is brown is placed 2 boxes below box B.

According to the above statements here 2 cases will be generated.

6) Only one box is placed between the blue color of the box and the purple color of the box which is placed below blue box.

7) Box F is placed immediately above the blue color of the box.

8) Red color of the box is placed above the yellow color of the box.

9) Neither box B nor F is the purple color of box so according to this case 2 will get eliminated and case 1 will be right.

10) Box G is placed below box E.

This will be final arrangement.

Hence, box B is placed immediate below box E.

A sits third to the right of C. There is one person sitting between A and B. D sits fourth to right of B. C work with IBM. A work with Facebook. The person who works with Google sits second to the right of D. Three persons sit between the person who works with Google and Facebook. The person who works with Wipro sits second to the right of the person who works with Facebook. D does not work with Wipro.

It will make four cases- Case 1, 2, 3 and 4

Case 1- C faces inside. A sits on its third right. B sits on right of A, faces inside. B faces inside. In this D must face outside. B works in Wipro.

Number of married couples: Two

Number of generations: Three

Now we draw the family tree diagram using the following notations:

1. R is the sister of W who is an unmarried man. Q has no sister.

From this statement, it is clear that W is a male member. Q can have a brother but does not have any sister.

2. Z is the daughter-in-law of Q, who is the sister-in-law of R.

From this statement, it can be said that both Z and Q are female members. Z is married to the son of Q. As Q does not have any sister, R can be the wife of Q’s brother or R is the sibling of Q’s husband.

3. S is the nephew of R.

From this statement, it is clear that S is a male member and he is the son of either sister or brother of R.

4. Y has only one child. T is the maternal aunt of V who is the grandson of Y. U is father of T.

From this statement, it is clear that T is a female member while V and U are male members. T is the sister of V’s mother. And combining it can be stated that Y cannot be the mother or father of V’s mother because Y has only one child. Since we cannot determine the gender of Y, therefore Y is the father or mother of V’s father.

Now as R has already had a brother, W, who is unmarried if we consider Q as the mother of V we cannot accommodate R within our limit of nine members, so is the case if we consider Q as the sister of Y or U.

The only case possible is that Q is the wife of Y. Thus Z is the wife of Q’s son. Since Q is the sister-in-law of R, thus R is the sister of Y. It can be represented as:

Now we can easily say that S is the son of Y since he is the nephew of R. And W is the brother of R and he is unmarried.

So the final family tree diagram is as follows:

From the family tree diagram, it can be determined that T is the sister of Z and S is the husband of Z.

Hence, S is the brother-in-law of T.

Combined Inequalities: V ? P < Q = S ? U and I < N ? P < Q = S ? U

V ? P < Q = S ? U No relationship can be established between U and V. Hence conclusion I is not true.

I < N ? P < Q = S ? U I < Q. Hence conclusion II is true.

Number of married couples: Two

Number of generations: Three

Now we draw the family tree diagram using the following notations:

1. R is the sister of W who is an unmarried man. Q has no sister.

From this statement, it is clear that W is a male member. Q can have a brother but does not have any sister.

2. Z is the daughter-in-law of Q, who is the sister-in-law of R.

From this statement, it can be said that both Z and Q are female members. Z is married to the son of Q. As Q does not have any sister, R can be the wife of Q’s brother or R is the sibling of Q’s husband.

3. S is the nephew of R.

From this statement, it is clear that S is a male member and he is the son of either sister or brother of R.

4. Y has only one child. T is the maternal aunt of V who is the grandson of Y. U is father of T.

From this statement, it is clear that T is a female member while V and U are male members. T is the sister of V’s mother. And combining it can be stated that Y cannot be the mother or father of V’s mother because Y has only one child. Since we cannot determine the gender of Y, therefore Y is the father or mother of V’s father.

Now as R has already had a brother, W, who is unmarried if we consider Q as the mother of V we cannot accommodate R within our limit of nine members, so is the case if we consider Q as the sister of Y or U.

The only case possible is that Q is the wife of Y. Thus Z is the wife of Q’s son. Since Q is the sister-in-law of R, thus R is the sister of Y. It can be represented as:

Now we can easily say that S is the son of Y since he is the nephew of R. And W is the brother of R and he is unmarried.

So the final family tree diagram is as follows:

Now the given statements:

I. From the family tree diagram it can be determined that T is the sister of V’s mother. So V cannot be the grandson of T.

II. From the family tree diagram it can be determined that U is the father of Z who is the mother of V. So U is the maternal grandfather of V.

III. From the family tree diagram, it can be determined that R is the sister of V’s grandfather. So R cannot be the paternal aunt of V.

Hence, only statement II is true i.e. U is the maternal grandfather of V.

J < K = L < G J < G. Hence conclusion I is true.

P ? M ? L = K ? F P ? F. Hence conclusion II is true.

5 subjects: Hindi, English, Mathematics, Geography and History

1) The one who takes the class of Hindi takes the last lecture.

2) Three classes are scheduled between the Class of Jyoti and the Class of Rajni who does not take the class of Hindi.

3) Kusum takes the class of Geography but after Neha.

Case 1:

4) Mathematics class is scheduled before English but not in the slot of 11-12 pm.

Case 1a:

5) Kusum takes her class exactly between the class taken by Jyoti and class of English.

Therefore, cases 1a, 1b, 2a and 3a get eliminated.

6) Only one class is scheduled between the Class of Mathematics and the Class of English.

7) Only one class is scheduled between the Class of History and the class of Geography.

Case 2b:

8) Priyanka does not take the class of History.

Therefore, case 3b gets eliminated.

This is the final arrangement.

Hence, Neha takes the class which is scheduled immediately after the class of Mathematics.

5 subjects: Hindi, English, Mathematics, Geography and History

1) The one who takes a class of Hindi takes the last lecture.

2) Three classes are scheduled between the Class of Jyoti and the Class of Rajni who does not take the class of Hindi.

3) Kusum takes the class of Geography but after Neha.

Case 1:

4) Mathematics class is scheduled before English but not in the slot of 11-12 pm.

Case 1a:

5) Kusum takes her class exactly between the class taken by Jyoti and class of English.

Therefore, cases 1a, 1b, 2a and 3a get eliminated.

6) Only one class is scheduled between the Class of Mathematics and the Class of English.

7) Only one class is scheduled between the Class of History and the class of Geography.

Case 2b:

8) Priyanka does not take the class of History.

Therefore, case 3b gets eliminated.

This is the final arrangement.

Hence, the class of History is scheduled at slot 11 am - 12 pm.

S > P(82 kg) > T > U(75 kg) > Q > R

Key Points:

• The given passage is all about gender equality.

• The second-last sentence of the second paragraph says "For that, it is imperative to increase the representation of women in leadership positions at all levels so that women get greater access to jobs and resources.''

• From the above sentence, we can say that according to the passage, Indian women will get greater access to jobs and resources by increasing the representation of women in leadership positions.

Hence, the only possible answer is option 2.

Important Points:

• ?Given below are the points, we should keep in mind while solving questions of reading comprehension-

• Identify the purpose of reading. Try to go through the question first and then the passage so that you can just focus on the things you need to look at in the passage.

• Anticipate what may lie ahead. Look out for specific information in the passage.

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