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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 1
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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:

Certain number of persons are sitting around a circular table and facing towards the center of the table. Some of them own different cars. No two persons have same car.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault. Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince. Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince. Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert. Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors. Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur. The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim. The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford. Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda. The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda. Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.

Q. Who owns Ford car?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 1

Following the common explanation, we get "The one who sits fifth to the left of Samuel, owns Ford car".
Hence, option C is correct.

Final arrangement:

Common Explanation:
References:
Certain number of persons is sitting in a circular table and is facing towards the center of the table.
Some of them own different cars.
No two persons have same car.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Keep above information in mind while solving this seating.
 
References:
Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince.
Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Let the position of the person be numbered as 1 to till last in clockwise direction.
Let the Prince sits at 1 and then Robert and Samuel will sit at 3 and 5 respectively.
By using above information we get the following seating,
 
 
References:
Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince.
Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Thakur can’t sit at 4 (adjacent to Samuel)
Therefore, Thakur sits third to the right of Prince as shown,
Note: Thakur position is known only based on other statements.

 
References:
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Given, Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
As per above seating, number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is 4
4 = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
Therefore number of person sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel, is 1.
Thus we can conclude that there are 11 persons sitting in the circle and Qasim and Thakur sit at 7 and 9 respectively as shown,
 
 
References:
The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda.
The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim.
The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
The one, who sits at 6, owns Honda (immediate left of Samuel)
The one, who sits at 10, owns Ford (third to the left of Qasim)
Prince owns Hyundai (second to the left of the one, who owns Ford)
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault i.e. either Samuel or the one who sits at 2, owns Renault.
By using above information we get the following seating,

 
References:
Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda.

Inferences:
From above statements,
If the one, who owns Renault, sits at 2, then there are 3 persons sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda, which is not possible.
Therefore Samuel owns Renault.
All the given conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating,

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 2
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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:

Certain number of persons are sitting around a circular table and facing towards the center of the table. Some of them own different cars. No two persons have same car.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault. Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince. Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince. Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert. Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors. Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur. The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim. The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford. Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda. The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda. Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.

Q. How many persons are sitting in the circle?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 2

Following the common explanation, we get "11 persons".
Hence, option D is correct.

Final arrangement:

Common Explanation:
References:
Certain number of persons is sitting in a circular table and is facing towards the center of the table.
Some of them own different cars.
No two persons have same car.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Keep above information in mind while solving this seating.
 
References:
Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince.
Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Let the position of the person be numbered as 1 to till last in clockwise direction.
Let the Prince sits at 1 and then Robert and Samuel will sit at 3 and 5 respectively.
By using above information we get the following seating,
 
 
References:
Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince.
Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Thakur can’t sit at 4 (adjacent to Samuel)
Therefore, Thakur sits third to the right of Prince as shown,
Note: Thakur position is known only based on other statements.

 
References:
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Given, Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
As per above seating, number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is 4
4 = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
Therefore number of person sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel, is 1.
Thus we can conclude that there are 11 persons sitting in the circle and Qasim and Thakur sit at 7 and 9 respectively as shown,
 
 
References:
The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda.
The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim.
The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
The one, who sits at 6, owns Honda (immediate left of Samuel)
The one, who sits at 10, owns Ford (third to the left of Qasim)
Prince owns Hyundai (second to the left of the one, who owns Ford)
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault i.e. either Samuel or the one who sits at 2, owns Renault.
By using above information we get the following seating,

 
References:
Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda.

Inferences:
From above statements,
If the one, who owns Renault, sits at 2, then there are 3 persons sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda, which is not possible.
Therefore Samuel owns Renault.
All the given conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating,

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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 3
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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:

Certain number of persons are sitting around a circular table and facing towards the center of the table. Some of them own different cars. No two persons have same car.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault. Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince. Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince. Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert. Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors. Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur. The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim. The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford. Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda. The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda. Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.

Q. If Raina sits to the immediate right of Mohan, then Raina owns ______________ car?

Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 3

Following the common explanation, we get "Ford".
As per question, Raina and Mohan sit at 10, 11 respectively, only possibility. Raina owns Ford car.

Final arrangement:

Common Explanation:
References:
Certain number of persons is sitting in a circular table and is facing towards the center of the table.
Some of them own different cars.
No two persons have same car.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Keep above information in mind while solving this seating.
 
References:
Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince.
Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Let the position of the person be numbered as 1 to till last in clockwise direction.
Let the Prince sits at 1 and then Robert and Samuel will sit at 3 and 5 respectively.
By using above information we get the following seating,
 
 
References:
Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince.
Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Thakur can’t sit at 4 (adjacent to Samuel)
Therefore, Thakur sits third to the right of Prince as shown,
Note: Thakur position is known only based on other statements.

 
References:
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Given, Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
As per above seating, number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is 4
4 = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
Therefore number of person sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel, is 1.
Thus we can conclude that there are 11 persons sitting in the circle and Qasim and Thakur sit at 7 and 9 respectively as shown,
 
 
References:
The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda.
The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim.
The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
The one, who sits at 6, owns Honda (immediate left of Samuel)
The one, who sits at 10, owns Ford (third to the left of Qasim)
Prince owns Hyundai (second to the left of the one, who owns Ford)
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault i.e. either Samuel or the one who sits at 2, owns Renault.
By using above information we get the following seating,

 
References:
Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda.

Inferences:
From above statements,
If the one, who owns Renault, sits at 2, then there are 3 persons sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda, which is not possible.
Therefore Samuel owns Renault.
All the given conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating,

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 4
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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:

Certain number of persons are sitting around a circular table and facing towards the center of the table. Some of them own different cars. No two persons have same car.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault. Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince. Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince. Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert. Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors. Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur. The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim. The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford. Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda. The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda. Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.

Q. Who sits third to the right of the one, who owns Honda car?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 4

Following the common explanation, we get "Robert".
Robert sits third to the right of the one, who owns Honda car
Hence, option C is correct.

Final arrangement:

Common Explanation:
References:
Certain number of persons is sitting in a circular table and is facing towards the center of the table.
Some of them own different cars.
No two persons have same car.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Keep above information in mind while solving this seating.
 
References:
Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince.
Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Let the position of the person be numbered as 1 to till last in clockwise direction.
Let the Prince sits at 1 and then Robert and Samuel will sit at 3 and 5 respectively.
By using above information we get the following seating,
 
 
References:
Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince.
Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Thakur can’t sit at 4 (adjacent to Samuel)
Therefore, Thakur sits third to the right of Prince as shown,
Note: Thakur position is known only based on other statements.

 
References:
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Given, Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
As per above seating, number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is 4
4 = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
Therefore number of person sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel, is 1.
Thus we can conclude that there are 11 persons sitting in the circle and Qasim and Thakur sit at 7 and 9 respectively as shown,
 
 
References:
The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda.
The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim.
The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
The one, who sits at 6, owns Honda (immediate left of Samuel)
The one, who sits at 10, owns Ford (third to the left of Qasim)
Prince owns Hyundai (second to the left of the one, who owns Ford)
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault i.e. either Samuel or the one who sits at 2, owns Renault.
By using above information we get the following seating,

 
References:
Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda.

Inferences:
From above statements,
If the one, who owns Renault, sits at 2, then there are 3 persons sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda, which is not possible.
Therefore Samuel owns Renault.
All the given conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating,

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 5
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Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:

Certain number of persons are sitting around a circular table and facing towards the center of the table. Some of them own different cars. No two persons have same car.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault. Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince. Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince. Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert. Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors. Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur. The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim. The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford. Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda. The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda. Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.

Q. If Gerard sits third to the left of Patel, who owns Audi car and then which among the following statement is True?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 5

Following the common explanation, we get "All the above".
All statements are True (refer below seating)
As per question, Gerard and Patel (Audi) sit at 11 and 8 respectively, only possibility.

Final arrangement:

Common Explanation:
References:
Certain number of persons is sitting in a circular table and is facing towards the center of the table.
Some of them own different cars.
No two persons have same car.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Keep above information in mind while solving this seating.
 
References:
Robert is sitting second to the left of Prince.
Samuel is sitting second to the left of Robert.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Let the position of the person be numbered as 1 to till last in clockwise direction.
Let the Prince sits at 1 and then Robert and Samuel will sit at 3 and 5 respectively.
By using above information we get the following seating,
 
 
References:
Two persons are sitting between Thakur and Prince.
Samuel and Thakur are not the immediate neighbors.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Thakur can’t sit at 4 (adjacent to Samuel)
Therefore, Thakur sits third to the right of Prince as shown,
Note: Thakur position is known only based on other statements.

 
References:
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is four times as the number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
Qasim is sitting second to the right of Thakur.
Given, Number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
As per above seating, number of persons sitting between Qasim and Prince, when counted from right of Prince is 4
4 = 4 × number of persons sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel
Therefore number of person sitting between Samuel and Qasim, when counted from left of Samuel, is 1.
Thus we can conclude that there are 11 persons sitting in the circle and Qasim and Thakur sit at 7 and 9 respectively as shown,
 
 
References:
The one, who sits immediate left of Samuel, owns Honda.
The one, who owns Ford, is sitting third to the left of Qasim.
The one, who owns Hyundai, is sitting second to the left of the one, who owns Ford.
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault.
 
Inferences:
From above statements,
The one, who sits at 6, owns Honda (immediate left of Samuel)
The one, who sits at 10, owns Ford (third to the left of Qasim)
Prince owns Hyundai (second to the left of the one, who owns Ford)
Three persons are sitting between Thakur and the one, who owns Renault i.e. either Samuel or the one who sits at 2, owns Renault.
By using above information we get the following seating,

 
References:
Three persons are not sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda.

Inferences:
From above statements,
If the one, who owns Renault, sits at 2, then there are 3 persons sitting between the one, who owns Renault and the one, who owns Honda, when counted from the right of the one, who owns Honda, which is not possible.
Therefore Samuel owns Renault.
All the given conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating,

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 6
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below-

Eight friends i.e. Z, F, J, T, X, R, P and A are sitting around a circular table and facing to the centre. They are doing the preparation of different exams i.e. CGL, Assistant, PO, Clerk, IES, CHSL, IIT, and IAS but not in same order. They have exams on different dates of same month in same year.
IAS exam is going to be held on 26th. P does not do the preparation of IAS and sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of IES. The one, who is immediate neighbor of P whose exam is on 2nd, is doing the preparation of Clerk. The one who is doing the preparation of CGL which is going to be held on 9th, sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of Clerk.  F sits immediate left of J and J sits 2nd right of R who is doing the preparation of IIT which is going to be held on 18th. The one whose exam is on 18th sits opposite to P. The one who is doing the preparation of Assistant sits 2nd right of F. A and Z does not do the preparation of Assistant. X’s exam is on 9th. Z does not do the preparation of PO, IAS and Clerk. Z’s exam is on 12th. T ‘s exam is on 17th. A’s exam is on 20th and J’s exam is going to be held on the date just after the date on which A’s exam is going to be held.

Q. Who among the following is doing the preparation of PO?
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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 7
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Eight friends i.e. Z, F, J, T, X, R, P and A are sitting around a circular table and facing to the centre. They are doing the preparation of different exams i.e. CGL, Assistant, PO, Clerk, IES, CHSL, IIT, and IAS but not in same order. They have exams on different dates of same month in same year.
IAS exam is going to be held on 26th. P does not do the preparation of IAS and sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of IES. The one, who is immediate neighbor of P whose exam is on 2nd, is doing the preparation of Clerk. The one who is doing the preparation of CGL which is going to be held on 9th, sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of Clerk.  F sits immediate left of J and J sits 2nd right of R who is doing the preparation of IIT which is going to be held on 18th. The one whose exam is on 18th sits opposite to P. The one who is doing the preparation of Assistant sits 2nd right of F. A and Z does not do the preparation of Assistant. X’s exam is on 9th. Z does not do the preparation of PO, IAS and Clerk. Z’s exam is on 12th. T ‘s exam is on 17th. A’s exam is on 20th and J’s exam is going to be held on the date just after the date on which A’s exam is going to be held.

Q. Who sits 2nd right of the one whose exam is going to be held on 17th?
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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 8
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below-

Eight friends i.e. Z, F, J, T, X, R, P and A are sitting around a circular table and facing to the centre. They are doing the preparation of different exams i.e. CGL, Assistant, PO, Clerk, IES, CHSL, IIT, and IAS but not in same order. They have exams on different dates of same month in same year.
IAS exam is going to be held on 26th. P does not do the preparation of IAS and sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of IES. The one, who is immediate neighbor of P whose exam is on 2nd, is doing the preparation of Clerk. The one who is doing the preparation of CGL which is going to be held on 9th, sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of Clerk.  F sits immediate left of J and J sits 2nd right of R who is doing the preparation of IIT which is going to be held on 18th. The one whose exam is on 18th sits opposite to P. The one who is doing the preparation of Assistant sits 2nd right of F. A and Z does not do the preparation of Assistant. X’s exam is on 9th. Z does not do the preparation of PO, IAS and Clerk. Z’s exam is on 12th. T ‘s exam is on 17th. A’s exam is on 20th and J’s exam is going to be held on the date just after the date on which A’s exam is going to be held.

Q. How many friends sit between P and F, when counted left of P?
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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 9
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below-

Eight friends i.e. Z, F, J, T, X, R, P and A are sitting around a circular table and facing to the centre. They are doing the preparation of different exams i.e. CGL, Assistant, PO, Clerk, IES, CHSL, IIT, and IAS but not in same order. They have exams on different dates of same month in same year.
IAS exam is going to be held on 26th. P does not do the preparation of IAS and sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of IES. The one, who is immediate neighbor of P whose exam is on 2nd, is doing the preparation of Clerk. The one who is doing the preparation of CGL which is going to be held on 9th, sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of Clerk.  F sits immediate left of J and J sits 2nd right of R who is doing the preparation of IIT which is going to be held on 18th. The one whose exam is on 18th sits opposite to P. The one who is doing the preparation of Assistant sits 2nd right of F. A and Z does not do the preparation of Assistant. X’s exam is on 9th. Z does not do the preparation of PO, IAS and Clerk. Z’s exam is on 12th. T ‘s exam is on 17th. A’s exam is on 20th and J’s exam is going to be held on the date just after the date on which A’s exam is going to be held.

Q. Which exam is going to be held on 12th?
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MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 10
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Eight friends i.e. Z, F, J, T, X, R, P and A are sitting around a circular table and facing to the centre. They are doing the preparation of different exams i.e. CGL, Assistant, PO, Clerk, IES, CHSL, IIT, and IAS but not in same order. They have exams on different dates of same month in same year.
IAS exam is going to be held on 26th. P does not do the preparation of IAS and sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of IES. The one, who is immediate neighbor of P whose exam is on 2nd, is doing the preparation of Clerk. The one who is doing the preparation of CGL which is going to be held on 9th, sits 2nd right of the one who is doing the preparation of Clerk.  F sits immediate left of J and J sits 2nd right of R who is doing the preparation of IIT which is going to be held on 18th. The one whose exam is on 18th sits opposite to P. The one who is doing the preparation of Assistant sits 2nd right of F. A and Z does not do the preparation of Assistant. X’s exam is on 9th. Z does not do the preparation of PO, IAS and Clerk. Z’s exam is on 12th. T ‘s exam is on 17th. A’s exam is on 20th and J’s exam is going to be held on the date just after the date on which A’s exam is going to be held.

Q. Who sits opposite of J?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 10

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 11
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8 persons from A to H sit around a square table such that 2 persons sit in the middle of each of the sides. The persons sitting on one side of the table face the persons sitting exactly opposite to them on the opposite side of table.
 A sits on the immediate right of E. G faces the one who is second to the left of B. 3 persons sit between A and G. Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E. Only one person sits between G and C (when counted from one side only). A is not adjacent to F.

Q. Who among the following sits second to the right of the one who faces E?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 11

D sits second to the right of the one who faces E.
Hence option B is correct.

Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:

A sits on the immediate right of E.
G faces the one who is second to the left of B.
3 persons sit between A and G.

Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared with the given hints.

Reference:
Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E.
Only one person sits between G and C(when counted from one side only).

Inference:
The above hints can be used in the following manner.

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 12
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8 persons from A to H sit around a square table such that 2 persons sit in the middle of each of the sides. The persons sitting on one side of the table face the persons sitting exactly opposite to them on the opposite side of table.
 A sits on the immediate right of E. G faces the one who is second to the left of B. 3 persons sit between A and G. Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E. Only one person sits between G and C (when counted from one side only). A is not adjacent to F.

Q. Who faces D?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 12

B faces D.
Hence option B is correct.

Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:

A sits on the immediate right of E.
G faces the one who is second to the left of B.
3 persons sit between A and G.

Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared with the given hints.

Reference:
Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E.
Only one person sits between G and C(when counted from one side only).

Inference:
The above hints can be used in the following manner.

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 13
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8 persons from A to H sit around a square table such that 2 persons sit in the middle of each of the sides. The persons sitting on one side of the table face the persons sitting exactly opposite to them on the opposite side of table.
 A sits on the immediate right of E. G faces the one who is second to the left of B. 3 persons sit between A and G. Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E. Only one person sits between G and C (when counted from one side only). A is not adjacent to F.

Q. How many persons sit between E and F?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 13

3 persons sit between E and F.
Hence option B is correct.

Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:

A sits on the immediate right of E.
G faces the one who is second to the left of B.
3 persons sit between A and G.

Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared with the given hints.

Reference:
Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E.
Only one person sits between G and C(when counted from one side only).

Inference:
The above hints can be used in the following manner.

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 14
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8 persons from A to H sit around a square table such that 2 persons sit in the middle of each of the sides. The persons sitting on one side of the table face the persons sitting exactly opposite to them on the opposite side of table.
 A sits on the immediate right of E. G faces the one who is second to the left of B. 3 persons sit between A and G. Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E. Only one person sits between G and C (when counted from one side only). A is not adjacent to F.

Q. How many persons sit between A and H when counted from the left of A?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 14

2 persons sit between A and H when counted from the left of A.
Hence option C is correct.

Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:

A sits on the immediate right of E.
G faces the one who is second to the left of B.
3 persons sit between A and G.

Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared with the given hints.

Reference:
Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E.
Only one person sits between G and C(when counted from one side only).

Inference:
The above hints can be used in the following manner.

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 15
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.

8 persons from A to H sit around a square table such that 2 persons sit in the middle of each of the sides. The persons sitting on one side of the table face the persons sitting exactly opposite to them on the opposite side of table.
 A sits on the immediate right of E. G faces the one who is second to the left of B. 3 persons sit between A and G. Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E. Only one person sits between G and C (when counted from one side only). A is not adjacent to F.

Q. Which of the following pairs represents the immediate neighbors of G?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 15

HF represents the immediate neighbors of G.
Hence option C is correct.

Final Arrangement:

Common Explanation:
Reference:

A sits on the immediate right of E.
G faces the one who is second to the left of B.
3 persons sit between A and G.

Inference:
Following arrangement can be prepared with the given hints.

Reference:
Two persons sit between F and D (when counted from one side only), who is adjacent to E.
Only one person sits between G and C(when counted from one side only).

Inference:
The above hints can be used in the following manner.

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 16
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Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are standing in a straight line facing north, but not necessarily in the same order.
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. V is immediate neighbour of U and W. T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line. U is on the right of T.

Q. Who among the following sits second to the right of P?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 16

Following common explanation, we get that R is sitting second to the right of P.

Hence, option B is correct.

Common Explanation:
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. 
V is immediate neighbour of U and W. 

Inference:
R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1)
U  V   W  S  R   (Case 2)
 
Reference:
T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. U is on the right of T.
T  P  Q
Q  P  T

Clearly, we can fix above placements of T, P and Q only in case 1 because in the reference taken it's been mentioned that 'U is on the right of T'. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated here.
Thus, we get
T  P  Q   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-A)
Q  P  T   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-B)
 
Reference:
Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line.

Inference:
Clearly, case 1-A fails here and case 1-B is the final seating arrangement. 

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 17
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Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are standing in a straight line facing north, but not necessarily in the same order.
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. V is immediate neighbour of U and W. T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line. U is on the right of T.

Q. Who among the following are at the extreme ends of the line?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 17

Following common explanation, we can say that Q and U are sitting at extreme ends of the row.

Hence, option B is correct.

Common Explanation:
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. 
V is immediate neighbour of U and W. 

Inference:
R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1)
U  V   W  S  R   (Case 2)
 
Reference:
T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. U is on the right of T.
T  P  Q
Q  P  T

Clearly, we can fix above placements of T, P and Q only in case 1 because in the reference taken it's been mentioned that 'U is on the right of T'. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated here.
Thus, we get
T  P  Q   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-A)
Q  P  T   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-B)
 
Reference:
Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line.

Inference:
Clearly, case 1-A fails here and case 1-B is the final seating arrangement. 

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 18
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions give below:

Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are standing in a straight line facing north, but not necessarily in the same order.
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. V is immediate neighbour of U and W. T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line. U is on the right of T.

Q. Which of the following statements is/are true?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 18

Clearly, R is between T and S and hence the statement given as option C is true.

Hence, option B is correct.

Common Explanation:
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. 
V is immediate neighbour of U and W. 

Inference:
R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1)
U  V   W  S  R   (Case 2)
 
Reference:
T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. U is on the right of T.
T  P  Q
Q  P  T

Clearly, we can fix above placements of T, P and Q only in case 1 because in the reference taken it's been mentioned that 'U is on the right of T'. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated here.
Thus, we get
T  P  Q   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-A)
Q  P  T   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-B)
 
Reference:
Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line.

Inference:
Clearly, case 1-A fails here and case 1-B is the final seating arrangement. 

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 19
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions give below:

Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are standing in a straight line facing north, but not necessarily in the same order.
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. V is immediate neighbour of U and W. T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line. U is on the right of T.

Q. Who among the following sits second to the left of W?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 19

Following common explanation, we get that R is sitting second to the left of W.

Hence, option d is correct.

Common Explanation:
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. 
V is immediate neighbour of U and W. 

Inference:
R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1)
U  V   W  S  R   (Case 2)
 
Reference:
T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. U is on the right of T.
T  P  Q
Q  P  T

Clearly, we can fix above placements of T, P and Q only in case 1 because in the reference taken it's been mentioned that 'U is on the right of T'. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated here.
Thus, we get
T  P  Q   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-A)
Q  P  T   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-B)
 
Reference:
Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line.

Inference:
Clearly, case 1-A fails here and case 1-B is the final seating arrangement. 

MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 20
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions give below:

Eight friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are standing in a straight line facing north, but not necessarily in the same order.
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. V is immediate neighbour of U and W. T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line. U is on the right of T.

Q. Who among the following are immediate neighbours?
Detailed Solution for MCQ Test: Circular Puzzle - 1 - Question 20

Among the choices available, only T and R are the persons who are immediate neighbours to each other. 

Hence, option B is correct.

Common Explanation:
R and W are immediate neighbours of S. 
V is immediate neighbour of U and W. 

Inference:
R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1)
U  V   W  S  R   (Case 2)
 
Reference:
T and Q are immediate neighbours of P. U is on the right of T.
T  P  Q
Q  P  T

Clearly, we can fix above placements of T, P and Q only in case 1 because in the reference taken it's been mentioned that 'U is on the right of T'. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated here.
Thus, we get
T  P  Q   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-A)
Q  P  T   R  S   W  V  U   (Case 1-B)
 
Reference:
Neither T nor R is at the extreme ends of the line.

Inference:
Clearly, case 1-A fails here and case 1-B is the final seating arrangement. 

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