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EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 1
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Directions [Set of 4 Questions]: Six people P,Q,R,S,T,U were living in a six floored apartment numbered from 1-6 ( 6 being the topmost floor). Only one person was living on each floor. Each of them was of different age and the room number in which they lived was different for everyone. The people in decreasing order of their age are:
R(106)>Q(103)>S(104)>U(112)>P(110)>T(101)
(Note:- R(106) means that the room number of R is 106.)
Further it is known that two people lived between the person with third highest room number and the person who was second eldest where the former lived above the latter. The person whose room number was second least, lived just above the person who was third youngest. The person who was second youngest lived on the 5th floor. The person living just below U, lived on an odd numbered room.

Q. The person living in room 104 lived on which floor?

Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 1

The order of people in decreasing order of their age:
R>Q>S>U>P>T
People in decreasing order of their room number:
U>P>R>S>Q>T
the person who was second youngest lived on the 5th floor. This means that P lived on the 5th floor.

Two people lived between the person with third highest room number and the person who was second eldest where the former lived above the latter. This means that 2 people lived between R and Q.
Case 1:

Case 2:

The person whose room number was second least, lived just above the person who was third youngest. This means that Q lived just above U. Hence case 2 is invalid.
Case 1:

The person living just below U, lived on an odd numbered room. Since two room numbers are left i.e. 104 and 101. So, T lived just below U in room 101 and S in 4th floor.

The person living in room 104 lived on 4th floor.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 2
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Directions [Set of 4 Questions]: Six people P,Q,R,S,T,U were living in a six floored apartment numbered from 1-6 ( 6 being the topmost floor). Only one person was living on each floor. Each of them was of different age and the room number in which they lived was different for everyone. The people in decreasing order of their age are:
R(106)>Q(103)>S(104)>U(112)>P(110)>T(101)
(Note:- R(106) means that the room number of R is 106.)
Further it is known that two people lived between the person with third highest room number and the person who was second eldest where the former lived above the latter. The person whose room number was second least, lived just above the person who was third youngest. The person who was second youngest lived on the 5th floor. The person living just below U, lived on an odd numbered room.

Q. What is the difference in the room number of the person living on 3rd floor and 6th floor?

Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 2

The order of people in decreasing order of their age:
R>Q>S>U>P>T
People in decreasing order of their room number:
U>P>R>S>Q>T
the person who was second youngest lived on the 5th floor. This means that P lived on the 5th floor.

Two people lived between the person with third highest room number and the person who was second eldest where the former lived above the latter. This means that 2 people lived between R and Q.
Case 1:

Case 2:

The person whose room number was second least, lived just above the person who was third youngest. This means that Q lived just above U. Hence case 2 is invalid.
Case 1:

The person living just below U, lived on an odd numbered room. Since two room numbers are left i.e. 104 and 101. So, T lived just below U in room 101 and S in 4th floor.

room number of person living on 3rd floor = 103
the room number of person living on 6th floor= 106.
Difference= 3.

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EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 3
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Directions [Set of 4 questions]: Eight persons A, B, D, E, F, G, K and L were seated around a circular table facing the centre. There were 'n' number of chairs around the table of which few were vacant, and the rest were taken by these 8 persons

  • A was on a chair that was 4th to the left of D who was on a chair that was 2nd to the left of K
  • G was on a chair that was 2nd to the right of L and was seated at a gap of 1 seat from A
  • There were only 2 seats between L and E when counted from the right of E
  • B was on a chair that was 3rd to the right of F, who was seated at a gap of 1 seat from K
  • There were 8 seats between A and F when counted from the left of A

Q. __________ and __________ were neighbouring each other

Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 3
  • A was on a chair that was 4th to the left of D who was on a chair that was 2nd to the left of K
  • B was on a chair that was 3rd to the right of F who was seated at a gap of 1 seat from K
  • There were 8 seats between A and F when counted from the left of A, thus, 5 chairs between B and A
  • G was on a chair that was 2nd to the right of L and was seated at a gap of 1 from A

    1st case is invalid as G is not 2nd to the right of L
  • There were only 2 seats between L and E when counted from the right of E
    Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

B and E were neighbouring each other

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 4
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Directions [Set of 4 questions]: Eight persons A, B, D, E, F, G, K and L were seated around a circular table facing the centre. There were 'n' number of chairs around the table of which few were vacant, and the rest were taken by these 8 persons

  • A was on a chair that was 4th to the left of D who was on a chair that was 2nd to the left of K
  • G was on a chair that was 2nd to the right of L and was seated at a gap of 1 seat from A
  • There were only 2 seats between L and E when counted from the right of E
  • B was on a chair that was 3rd to the right of F, who was seated at a gap of 1 seat from K
  • There were 8 seats between A and F when counted from the left of A

Q. How many persons were seated between K and L when counted from the right of K?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 4
  • A was on a chair that was 4th to the left of D who was on a chair that was 2nd to the left of K
  • B was on a chair that was 3rd to the right of F who was seated at a gap of 1 seat from K
  • There were 8 seats between A and F when counted from the left of A, thus, 5 chairs between B and A
  • G was on a chair that was 2nd to the right of L and was seated at a gap of 1 from A

    1st case is invalid as G is not 2nd to the right of L
  • There were only 2 seats between L and E when counted from the right of E
    Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

3 persons were seated between K and L

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 5
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Question given below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question:
Six friends P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting in a row facing towards south and each one belongs to different profession says CA, MR, Doctor, PO, Clerk and HR then who sits immediate left of Doctor?
I. R sits third to the right of PO, who sits second to the left of MR. HR sits third to the right of S, who sits second to the right of Clerk. P sits second to the right of Q, who sits third to the right of T.
II. P sits second to the right of MR, who sits second to the right of U and Q sits third to the right of clerk. T sits second to the left of S, who sits second to the left of CA and R sits third to the right of PO, who sits immediate right of T.
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 5

From I:
We have:
P sits second to the right of Q and Q sits third to the right of T.
R sits third to the right of PO and PO sits second to the left of MR.
Based on this data we can easily arrange positions of P, Q, R and T. Also, Q must be MR.
HR sits third to the right of S then, P must be HR.
S sits second to the right of Clerk then, T must be clerk.
Based on above data we get:

Hence, statement I is not sufficient.
From II:
We have:
T sits second to the left of S and S sits second to the left of CA.
R sits third to the right of PO and PO sits immediate right of T.
Then, R must be CA.
P sits second to the right of MR and MR sits second to the right of U.
Then, U must be PO.
Q sits third to the right of clerk then, T must be clerk.
Based on above data we get:

Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
From I and II:
Based on above data we get:

Thus, U (PO) sits immediate left of Doctor.
Hence, statement I and II together sufficient.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 6
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Consider the following and answer accordingly:

  • 'A * B' means 'A is to the north-east of B'
  • 'A @ B' means 'A is to the south of B'
  • 'A # B' means 'A is to the south-west of B'
  • 'A % B' means 'A is to the east of B'
  • 'A $ B' means 'A is to the north-west of B'

Q. What is the direction of D with respect to G in the expression 'F*E%D, H#E$G'?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 6


as we can see from the figure, D is to the North-west of G.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 7
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: Consider the following:

  • 'A@B' means 'A is neither smaller nor equal to B'
  • 'A&B' means 'A is neither greater nor equal to B'
  • 'A^B' means 'A is not smaller than B'
  • 'A#B' means 'A is neither smaller nor greater than B'
  • 'A$B' means 'A is not greater than B'

Now in each of the following questions, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the two conclusions given below them is/are true.
Statement:
J&H, J^M, J$Q, U@J
Conclusion:
I. M&H
II. H@U
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 7

On decoding, we get U>J<H, M≤J≤Q
M&H means M<H
M≤J<H, so M<H
H@U means H>U
U>J<H. Since there are opposite operators between U and H, the relation cannot be determined. Hence the conclusion is not true.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 8
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and rearrangement.

  • Input: 42 19 20 57 12 31 Gate Apply Juke Little Kick Pineapple
  • Step I: 57 42 19 20 12 31 Gate Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply
  • Step II: 57 12 42 19 20 31 Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate
  • Step III: 57 12 31 42 19 20 Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate Juke
  • Step IV: 57 12 31 20 42 19 Little Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick
  • Step V: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick Little
  • Step VI: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Apply Gate Juke Kick Little Pineapple

And Step VI is the final step of the output
As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: 21 56 36 53 69 63 48 Kate Balloon Fit Tight Month Opposite Six

Q. How many steps are required for the given input?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 8

Here the numbers are arranged on the left in two series alternatively. The first series is odd numbers in descending order and 2nd series even numbers in increasing order. The numbers are arranged on the right. The word that appear first in the dictionary is moved to the right in each step.

  • Step I: 69 21 56 36 53 63 48 Kate Fit Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon
  • Step II: 69 36 21 56 53 63 48 Kate Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit
  • Step III: 69 36 63 21 56 53 48 Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate
  • Step IV: 69 36 63 48 21 56 53 Tight Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate Month
  • Step V: 69 36 63 48 53 21 56 Tight Six Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite
  • Step VI: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Tight Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six
  • Step VII: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six Tight
EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 9
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and rearrangement.

  • Input: 42 19 20 57 12 31 Gate Apply Juke Little Kick Pineapple
  • Step I: 57 42 19 20 12 31 Gate Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply
  • Step II: 57 12 42 19 20 31 Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate
  • Step III: 57 12 31 42 19 20 Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate Juke
  • Step IV: 57 12 31 20 42 19 Little Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick
  • Step V: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick Little
  • Step VI: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Apply Gate Juke Kick Little Pineapple

And Step VI is the final step of the output
As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: 21 56 36 53 69 63 48 Kate Balloon Fit Tight Month Opposite Six

Q. Which of the following is sixth from the left in step VI?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 9

Here the numbers are arranged on the left in two series alternatively. The first series is odd numbers in descending order and 2nd series even numbers in increasing order. The numbers are arranged on the right. The word that appear first in the dictionary is moved to the right in each step.

  • Step I: 69 21 56 36 53 63 48 Kate Fit Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon
  • Step II: 69 36 21 56 53 63 48 Kate Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit
  • Step III: 69 36 63 21 56 53 48 Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate
  • Step IV: 69 36 63 48 21 56 53 Tight Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate Month
  • Step V: 69 36 63 48 53 21 56 Tight Six Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite
  • Step VI: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Tight Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six
  • Step VII: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six Tight
EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 10
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and rearrangement.

  • Input: 42 19 20 57 12 31 Gate Apply Juke Little Kick Pineapple
  • Step I: 57 42 19 20 12 31 Gate Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply
  • Step II: 57 12 42 19 20 31 Juke Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate
  • Step III: 57 12 31 42 19 20 Little Kick Pineapple Apply Gate Juke
  • Step IV: 57 12 31 20 42 19 Little Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick
  • Step V: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Pineapple Apply Gate Juke Kick Little
  • Step VI: 57 12 31 20 19 42 Apply Gate Juke Kick Little Pineapple

And Step VI is the final step of the output
As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input: 21 56 36 53 69 63 48 Kate Balloon Fit Tight Month Opposite Six

Q. Which of the following is 3rd from the right in Step III?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 10

Here the numbers are arranged on the left in two series alternatively. The first series is odd numbers in descending order and 2nd series even numbers in increasing order. The numbers are arranged on the right. The word that appear first in the dictionary is moved to the right in each step.

  • Step I: 69 21 56 36 53 63 48 Kate Fit Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon
  • Step II: 69 36 21 56 53 63 48 Kate Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit
  • Step III: 69 36 63 21 56 53 48 Tight Month Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate
  • Step IV: 69 36 63 48 21 56 53 Tight Opposite Six Balloon Fit Kate Month
  • Step V: 69 36 63 48 53 21 56 Tight Six Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite
  • Step VI: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Tight Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six
  • Step VII: 69 36 63 48 53 56 21 Balloon Fit Kate Month Opposite Six Tight
EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 11
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: Consider the following data:

Each element is denoted by a symbol as shown above. Further, consider the given conditions and answer accordingly.

  1. If the third element is even and fifth element is odd, then the code for both the elements should be interchanged.
  2. If the first element is consonant and fifth element is vowel, then the code for both the elements should be coded as '@'.
  3. If the third element is even and sixth element is consonant, then the code for third element should be the code for sixth element.

Q. A42CRZ
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 11


By rule (3), the code should be: !*<^#<

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 12
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: Consider the following data:

Each element is denoted by a symbol as shown above. Further, consider the given conditions and answer accordingly.

  1. If the third element is even and fifth element is odd, then the code for both the elements should be interchanged.
  2. If the first element is consonant and fifth element is vowel, then the code for both the elements should be coded as '@'.
  3. If the third element is even and sixth element is consonant, then the code for third element should be the code for sixth element.

Q. R34CO6
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 12


By rule (2), the code should be: @%*^@~

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 13
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Twelve persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L were seated in two rows such that five of them were in row 1 and the rest were seated in row 2. The 2 rows started at an equal gap from the western side wall, thus, the five seats in row 1 were exactly in line with the first five seats of row 2. They were seated facing the North.
F was seated 3rd from one of the corners. I was to the immediate right of F. A was seated 3rd to the right of J who was seated exactly behind B. B was to the immediate right of either K or H. C was 2nd to the left of G. Number of persons seated to the left of L was same as the number of persons to the right of B and they were seated in different rows. The person seated exactly behind D was 2nd to the left of E. Number of persons seated to the left of J was equal to the number of persons to the right of H.

Q. Who among the following was seated 3rd to the left of H?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 13
  • A was seated 3rd to the right of J who was seated exactly behind B
  • B was to the immediate right of either K or
  • F was seated 3rd from one of the corners
  • I was to the immediate right of F, thus, case 2 becomes invalid.
  • C was 2nd to the left of G
  • Number of persons seated to the left of L was same as the number of persons to the right of B and they were seated in different rows.
  • Case 3a is invalid as L cannot be placed in it
  • The person seated exactly behind D was 2nd to the left of E. Thus, case 1 is invalid.
  • Number of persons seated to the left of J was equal to the number of persons to the right of H.

G was seated 3rd to the left of H

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 14
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Twelve persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L were seated in two rows such that five of them were in row 1 and the rest were seated in row 2. The 2 rows started at an equal gap from the western side wall, thus, the five seats in row 1 were exactly in line with the first five seats of row 2. They were seated facing the North.
F was seated 3rd from one of the corners. I was to the immediate right of F. A was seated 3rd to the right of J who was seated exactly behind B. B was to the immediate right of either K or H. C was 2nd to the left of G. Number of persons seated to the left of L was same as the number of persons to the right of B and they were seated in different rows. The person seated exactly behind D was 2nd to the left of E. Number of persons seated to the left of J was equal to the number of persons to the right of H.

Q. Who was seated exactly in front of L?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 14
  • A was seated 3rd to the right of J who was seated exactly behind B
  • B was to the immediate right of either K or
  • F was seated 3rd from one of the corners
  • I was to the immediate right of F, thus, case 2 becomes invalid.
  • C was 2nd to the left of G
  • Number of persons seated to the left of L was same as the number of persons to the right of B and they were seated in different rows.
  • Case 3a is invalid as L cannot be placed in it
  • The person seated exactly behind D was 2nd to the left of E. Thus, case 1 is invalid.
  • Number of persons seated to the left of J was equal to the number of persons to the right of H.

I was seated exactly in front of L.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 15
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A family of nine members P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X has each member attending their respective friend's wedding in the month of October, November and December. These weddings take place on 7th, 20th and 28th of above mentioned month. only one family member visits one wedding and only one wedding takes place on any given date. Also, family members are wearing dresses of different colours for wedding ceremonies.
The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family. V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days. The person who visits last is the youngest female member of family. U and Q visits wedding in same month but not in October or in the same month as V. Persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in same month. W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding. P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P. R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months. Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month. V is a male member. T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V. U is spouse of one of the children of P. S is the son-in-law of W and is not married to U. W is not wearing grey dress. One of the family member wear golden dress and W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S, who has a daughter.
Answer the following questions based on the above information:

Q. Who is wearing blue coloured dress?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 15

V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days
This means V visits wedding either on 20th or 28th of October or December, but we know
V is a male member and the person who visits last is the youngest female member of family thus V cannot visit on 28th December.
Now we have
U and Q visits wedding in the same month but not in October or in the same month as V
Thus, from the above line we can say that V visits wedding on 20th December. And U and Q visit in November. Thus, we have:

W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding.
T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V
from above lines we can say that T is the son of W and has a sister, who is the mother of X and also has a brother who is the father of V. thus we have:

Only members left are P, U, S, Q and R
R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
W is not wearing grey dress.
This means R is not married to W
S is son-in-law of W and is not married to U
From above lines we can say that R is married to U and S is married to Q and P is married to W.
Also, S has a daughter X
Thus, we have:

Since X is the youngest female member she is last to visit wedding and since
W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding, we can say that V is wearing violet dress.

The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family.
P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P.
The persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in the same month
From the above lines we can say that P is wearing red dress and T is wearing black dress.

Now we know, R is wearing a green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
only option left for above condition is R visits on 7th December and U visits on 7th November. Thus, we have:

Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month.
One of the family member wear golden dress
Only option for above condition to be fulfilled is Q wears orange dress and person visiting wedding immediately after her wears silver dress.
Which means X wears golden dress.

W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S
This means S visits wedding on 28th October and W on 28th November.
Thus, we have final arrangement as:


S is wearing blue coloured dress.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 16
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A family of nine members P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X has each member attending their respective friend's wedding in the month of October, November and December. These weddings take place on 7th, 20th and 28th of above mentioned month. only one family member visits one wedding and only one wedding takes place on any given date. Also, family members are wearing dresses of different colours for wedding ceremonies.
The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family. V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days. The person who visits last is the youngest female member of family. U and Q visits wedding in same month but not in October or in the same month as V. Persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in same month. W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding. P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P. R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months. Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month. V is a male member. T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V. U is spouse of one of the children of P. S is the son-in-law of W and is not married to U. W is not wearing grey dress. One of the family member wear golden dress and W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S, who has a daughter.
Answer the following questions based on the above information:

Q. Who is visiting wedding on 28th November?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 16

V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days
This means V visits wedding either on 20th or 28th of October or December, but we know
V is a male member and the person who visits last is the youngest female member of family thus V cannot visit on 28th December.
Now we have
U and Q visits wedding in the same month but not in October or in the same month as V
Thus, from the above line we can say that V visits wedding on 20th December. And U and Q visit in November. Thus, we have:

W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding.
T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V
from above lines we can say that T is the son of W and has a sister, who is the mother of X and also has a brother who is the father of V. thus we have:

Only members left are P, U, S, Q and R
R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
W is not wearing grey dress.
This means R is not married to W
S is son-in-law of W and is not married to U
From above lines we can say that R is married to U and S is married to Q and P is married to W.
Also, S has a daughter X
Thus, we have:

Since X is the youngest female member she is last to visit wedding and since
W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding, we can say that V is wearing violet dress.

The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family.
P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P.
The persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in the same month
From the above lines we can say that P is wearing red dress and T is wearing black dress.

Now we know, R is wearing a green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
only option left for above condition is R visits on 7th December and U visits on 7th November. Thus, we have:

Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month.
One of the family member wear golden dress
Only option for above condition to be fulfilled is Q wears orange dress and person visiting wedding immediately after her wears silver dress.
Which means X wears golden dress.

W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S
This means S visits wedding on 28th October and W on 28th November.
Thus, we have final arrangement as:


W is visiting wedding on 28th November.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 17
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: A family of nine members P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X has each member attending their respective friend's wedding in the month of October, November and December. These weddings take place on 7th, 20th and 28th of above mentioned month. only one family member visits one wedding and only one wedding takes place on any given date. Also, family members are wearing dresses of different colours for wedding ceremonies.
The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family. V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days. The person who visits last is the youngest female member of family. U and Q visits wedding in same month but not in October or in the same month as V. Persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in same month. W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding. P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P. R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months. Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month. V is a male member. T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V. U is spouse of one of the children of P. S is the son-in-law of W and is not married to U. W is not wearing grey dress. One of the family member wear golden dress and W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S, who has a daughter.
Answer the following questions based on the above information:

Q. What is colour of W's dress?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 17

V visits wedding on an even numbered date but not in a month with even number of days
This means V visits wedding either on 20th or 28th of October or December, but we know
V is a male member and the person who visits last is the youngest female member of family thus V cannot visit on 28th December.
Now we have
U and Q visits wedding in the same month but not in October or in the same month as V
Thus, from the above line we can say that V visits wedding on 20th December. And U and Q visit in November. Thus, we have:

W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding.
T is the maternal uncle of X and paternal uncle of V
from above lines we can say that T is the son of W and has a sister, who is the mother of X and also has a brother who is the father of V. thus we have:

Only members left are P, U, S, Q and R
R is wearing green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
W is not wearing grey dress.
This means R is not married to W
S is son-in-law of W and is not married to U
From above lines we can say that R is married to U and S is married to Q and P is married to W.
Also, S has a daughter X
Thus, we have:

Since X is the youngest female member she is last to visit wedding and since
W is grandmother of X and the one wearing a violet dress for wedding, we can say that V is wearing violet dress.

The one wearing red dress and first to visit wedding is eldest male member of the family.
P, a male member, has an unmarried son who wears black for wedding and visits wedding immediately after P.
The persons wearing black and blue dress visit wedding in the same month
From the above lines we can say that P is wearing red dress and T is wearing black dress.

Now we know, R is wearing a green colour dress and his wife is wearing a grey colour dress, both attend wedding on same dates of different months.
only option left for above condition is R visits on 7th December and U visits on 7th November. Thus, we have:

Orange coloured dress is worn on an even date immediately before silver coloured dress worn in same month.
One of the family member wear golden dress
Only option for above condition to be fulfilled is Q wears orange dress and person visiting wedding immediately after her wears silver dress.
Which means X wears golden dress.

W visits the wedding after the same date of that of S
This means S visits wedding on 28th October and W on 28th November.
Thus, we have final arrangement as:


W's dress is silver in colour.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 18
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Directions [Set of 4 questions]: A small rectangular slab is kept above a large rectangular slab such that their centres coincide with each other. Twelve points are marked on the edges of the slabs, six on each slab, such that, the longer sides of both the slabs have two points each, and the shorter side has one point each. Each point of one slab is in same line of sight on other slab. Also, point marked in between two points is to be considered in the same line of sight. (to the right of any point - anticlockwise, to the left of any point - clockwise)

  • V is marked to immediate left of R.
  • T is marked in between V and P, which is marked second to right of X.
  • O and Q are marked on the longer side of same slab.
  • T and X, are marked on the same slab.
  • Y is not marked at any point immediately left/right of X.
  • U and S are maximum possible distance apart.
  • O is not marked in front of either Z or W.
  • Z is not marked in front of R.

Q. Which point is marked to immediate right of R?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 18

The given arrangement makes a concentric rectangular arrangement shown as follow

It is given,

  • V is marked to immediate left of R.
  • T is marked in between V and P, which is marked second to right of X.

So, we get two cases, either V and R can be on small slab or on large one.

Now,
Since, T and X are marked on the same slab.
So, case I becomes invalid.
But,
We are given that,

  • O and Q are marked on the longer side of same slab.
  • U and S are maximum possible distance apart.

i.e., U and S have two points in between them, and are on shorter sides, of larger slab.
This gives us two subcases as follows, from case II.

  • Y is not marked at any point immediately left/right of X.
  • O is not marked in front of either Z or W, so, case II(b) becomes invalid and the final arrangement is as follow:
    Also,
    Z is not marked in front of R.

We get,

Either S or U is to immediate right of R.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 19
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Directions [Set of 4 questions]: A small rectangular slab is kept above a large rectangular slab such that their centres coincide with each other. Twelve points are marked on the edges of the slabs, six on each slab, such that, the longer sides of both the slabs have two points each, and the shorter side has one point each. Each point of one slab is in same line of sight on other slab. Also, point marked in between two points is to be considered in the same line of sight. (to the right of any point - anticlockwise, to the left of any point - clockwise)

  • V is marked to immediate left of R.
  • T is marked in between V and P, which is marked second to right of X.
  • O and Q are marked on the longer side of same slab.
  • T and X, are marked on the same slab.
  • Y is not marked at any point immediately left/right of X.
  • U and S are maximum possible distance apart.
  • O is not marked in front of either Z or W.
  • Z is not marked in front of R.

Q. Find the odd pair out of the following.
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 19

The given arrangement makes a concentric rectangular arrangement shown as follow

It is given,

  • V is marked to immediate left of R.
  • T is marked in between V and P, which is marked second to right of X.

So, we get two cases, either V and R can be on small slab or on large one.

Now,
Since, T and X are marked on the same slab.
So, case I becomes invalid.
But,
We are given that,

  • O and Q are marked on the longer side of same slab.
  • U and S are maximum possible distance apart.

i.e., U and S have two points in between them, and are on shorter sides, of larger slab.
This gives us two subcases as follows, from case II.

  • Y is not marked at any point immediately left/right of X.
  • O is not marked in front of either Z or W, so, case II(b) becomes invalid and the final arrangement is as follow:
    Also,
    Z is not marked in front of R.

We get,

First point is to the immediate left of second point, except in option (c).

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 20
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In the following questions, a set of statements is followed by some conclusions, one of which definitely does not follow (or is not a possibility of occurrence). Choose that conclusion as the answer.
Statements:
Some socks are rigs
All rigs are gales
Many gales are sails
No sail is a globe.
Conclusions:
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 20

A possible diagram is shown:

Conclusions 1 and 2 are true, 3 and 4 are possible.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 21
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Directions[Set of 2 questions]: Mayank was going to eight different places in Rajasthan. He had a map in which he marked these eight places with codes as A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H. Each of these places had a different temperature. Further it is known that E had the second highest temperature. F had a higher temperature than G . At least two places had a higher temperature than D. Three places had temperature value between the temperature of C and H, where C was warmer. Neither F nor B had the highest temperature. B had a lower temperature than D but higher than G. C had a temperature just lower than D.

Q. How many places had temperature higher than G but lower than A?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 21

Three places had temperature value between the temperature of C and H, where C was warmer.
C>__>__>__>H
C had a temperature just lower than D.
D> C>__>__>__>H
At least two places had a higher temperature than D.
__>__> D> C>__>__>__>H
E had the second highest temperature.
__>E > D> C>__>__>__>H
F had a higher temperature than G .
B had a lower temperature than D but higher than G.
Neither F nor B had the highest temperature.
So we have:
A>E > D> C>B/F>F/B>G>H
5 places had temperature higher than G but lower than A.
Three places had temperature value between the temperature of C and H, where C was warmer.
C>__>__>__>H
C had a temperature just lower than D.
D> C>__>__>__>H
At least two places had a higher temperature than D.
__>__> D> C>__>__>__>H
E had the second highest temperature.
__>E > D> C>__>__>__>H
F had a higher temperature than G .
B had a lower temperature than D but higher than G.
Neither F nor B had the highest temperature.
So we have:
A>E > D> C>B/F>F/B>G>H
5 places had temperature higher than G but lower than A.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 22
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were born in the years 1951, 1954, 1963, 1969, 1972, 1980, 1986 and 2002 not necessarily in the same order. They were born on the same date i.e. on 1st January of these years. Make all the age calculations as on 1st January 2018.

  • G's age was found to be a perfect square
  • G and F were born at a gap of 2 persons
  • B was aged twice as that of E
  • D was born at a gap of 1 from E
  • A was elder to H who was elder to C
  • At least one person was born between A and G

Q. Who among the following was born in 1986?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 22

The age of these persons as on 1st January 2018 will be

  • G's age was found to be a perfect square; hence he was either 49 years old or 16 years old.
  • G and F were born at a gap of 2 persons

  • B was aged twice as that of E. Possible cases will be (64, 32)or (32, 16). Thus, case 2 becomes invalid.
  • D was born at a gap of 1 from E


Case 3 is invalid as D cannot be placed in that arrangement

  • A was elder to H who was elder to C

  • At least one person was born between A and G, thus, case 1 becomes invalid.

Thus, the final case is as follows:

B was born in 1986.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 23
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were born in the years 1951, 1954, 1963, 1969, 1972, 1980, 1986 and 2002 not necessarily in the same order. They were born on the same date i.e. on 1st January of these years. Make all the age calculations as on 1st January 2018.

  • G's age was found to be a perfect square
  • G and F were born at a gap of 2 persons
  • B was aged twice as that of E
  • D was born at a gap of 1 from E
  • A was elder to H who was elder to C
  • At least one person was born between A and G

Q. Who among the following was the eldest?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 23

The age of these persons as on 1st January 2018 will be

  • G's age was found to be a perfect square; hence he was either 49 years old or 16 years old.
  • G and F were born at a gap of 2 persons

  • B was aged twice as that of E. Possible cases will be (64, 32)or (32, 16). Thus, case 2 becomes invalid.
  • D was born at a gap of 1 from E


Case 3 is invalid as D cannot be placed in that arrangement

  • A was elder to H who was elder to C

  • At least one person was born between A and G, thus, case 1 becomes invalid.

Thus, the final case is as follows:

F was the eldest person

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 24
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Six TV serials Aapka sapna, Betiya, Chatur, Dosti, Ehsaan and Farishta are telecasted at 6 pm, 6:30 pm, 7 pm, 7:30 pm, 8 pm, 8:30 pm not necessarily in the same order. Dosti is telecasted before Ehsaan and after Farishta and Betiya is telecasted before Aapka sapna and after Chatur. If Betiya is telecasted at 7 pm, number of programs between Ehsaan and Dosti is equal to the number of programs between Dosti and Farishta and Aapka sapna is not telecasted at 8:30 pm, at what time is Farishta telecasted?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 24

Telecast time of Farishta <Telecast time of Dosti< Telecast time of Ehsaan
Telecast time of Chatur <Telecast time of Betiya< Telecast time of Aapka Sapna
As Aapka Sapna is not telecasted at 8:30 pm, so Ehsaan will be telecasted at 8:30 pm.
Only possible case is as follows:

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 25
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: A family has 11 members. K and J are two sisters and only one of them is married. S is niece of F, who is wife of R. K has two children who are both females and married, and one of them has two sons only. S is the only child of her parents and Q is the husband of C, who is niece of J. P is grandfather of L and M. S is married to T. (either both or none of the parents of any child is alive)

Q. How is T related to C.
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 25

It is given K and J are two sisters and one is married.
Since, either both or none of the parents of any child is alive and, K has two children,
So, K is married, and J is unmarried.
K has two daughters
One daughter has two sons

C is niece of J, so C is one of daughters of K
C is wife of Q
S is niece of F
F is wife of R
S is only child of her parents, so S cannot be the child of the one who has two sons.
So, S is child of Q and C, and is wife of T
And, F is another daughter of K

Now, P is grandfather of L and M, so, P must be the husband of K
And, L and M must be the two sons of F
Final arrangement is,

T is husband of S who is daughter of C
So, T is son-in-law of C.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 26
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
In certain code language,

  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr"
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr"
  • "Train Tunnel Highway Fast" is coded as "Hrr Arr Zrr Lrr"
  • "Super Duper Road" is coded as "Trr Prr Nrr"

Q. Code of which of the following sentences is/are required to find the code for 'Train'?
I. Tunnel train Rocket
II. Train Rocket Airplane
III. Tunnel Boat Ship
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 26
  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr" .. (1)
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr" .. (2)
  • "Train Tunnel Highway Fast" is coded as "Hrr Arr Zrr Lrr" .. (3)
  • "Super Duper Road" is coded as "Trr Prr Nrr" .. (4)

From (1) and (2);

  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr" .. (1)
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr" .. (2)

Bullet = Krr
Similarly, from (1) and (3),
Fast = Arr
From (1) and (4),
Super = trr
And,
Furious = Grr
From (2) and (4),
Road = Prr
And,
Duper = Nrr
From (2) and (3),
Train/Tunnel = Zrr/Hrr
And, Highway = Lrr
Train/Tunnel is coded as Zrr/Hrr.
From I: we cannot find the required code as both words are used in statement I.
Using either II or III alone, we can determine the code for one of the word among train and Tunnel. So, either statement II or III alone is sufficient to answer the question.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 27
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Directions [Set of 3 questions]: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
In certain code language,

  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr"
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr"
  • "Train Tunnel Highway Fast" is coded as "Hrr Arr Zrr Lrr"
  • "Super Duper Road" is coded as "Trr Prr Nrr"

Q. Which of the following can be the code for "Train Highway Slide"?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 27
  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr" .. (1)
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr" .. (2)
  • "Train Tunnel Highway Fast" is coded as "Hrr Arr Zrr Lrr" .. (3)
  • "Super Duper Road" is coded as "Trr Prr Nrr" .. (4)

From (1) and (2);

  • "Super Fast Furious Bullet" is coded as "Arr Krr Trr Grr" .. (1)
  • "Bullet Train Tunnel Road" is coded as "Hrr Prr Zrr Krr" .. (2)

Bullet = Krr
Similarly, from (1) and (3),
Fast = Arr
From (1) and (4),
Super = trr
And,
Furious = Grr
From (2) and (4),
Road = Prr
And,
Duper = Nrr
From (2) and (3),
Train/Tunnel = Zrr/Hrr
And, Highway = Lrr
Highway is coded as Lrr.
Train is coded as either Zrr or Hrr.
Code for Slide should be the one apart from all given codes as they are already assigned for certain words. So, option 3 is correct.
Option 1 and option 2 does not contain Lrr. Option 4 has both Hrr and Zrr which is incorrect. Option 5 has code 'Nrr' which is already used for word 'Duper'. So, option 5 is incorrect.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 28
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A revolution shatters institutions and power relationships. Students in Berlin and New York, in Turin and Tokyo, capture their deans and chancellors, bring great clanking education factories to a grinding halt, and even threaten to topple governments.

Q. Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between the two sentences?
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 28

Option 1 is eliminated, the second sentence does not provide evidence, but rather an example of a social phenomenon. Option 3 is eliminated as the passage provides no judgement. Option 4 is eliminated, as the passage gives political agenda. Option 5 is eliminated as the passage does not possess the tone of a lament. Option 2 is the right answer, as the first sentence talks of a social phenomenon, and the second gives an example of it.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 29
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Each of the questions below consists of a question and 2 statements numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question.
6 persons A, B, C, D, E and F are standing in a line, one behind another facing north. It is also known that they are standing as per their heights such that shortest person is standing at the first position and tallest person is standing at the last position in the line. Who is standing 3rd from the starting of the line?
I. A is taller than F and is standing ahead of B. C is standing ahead of D. C is taller than B but shorter than E.
II. D is the tallest person whereas F is the shortest person. E is standing is immediately ahead D. A is standing immediately behind F. Number of persons standing ahead of B are same as the number of persons standing behind C.
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 29

From I: -
A is taller than F and is standing ahead of B.
So, B is taller than A.
i.e. B > A > F
C is standing ahead of D.
So, D is taller than C.
i.e. D > C
C is taller than B but shorter than E.
So, we get: -
E/D > D/E > C > B > A > F
And,

So, statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.
From II: -
D is the tallest person whereas F is the shortest person.
E is standing is immediately ahead D.
So, E is the 2nd tallest person.
A is standing immediately behind F.
So, A is the 2nd shortest person.
Number of persons standing ahead of B are same as the number of persons standing behind C.
So, we get: -
D > E > B/C > C/B > A > F
And,

So, statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.

EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 30
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Five professionals A, B, C, D and E lived in a building with 5 floors. The floors were numbered 1-5 from bottom to top. Only one person lived on each floor. They had different professions viz. manager, engineer, doctor, teacher and businessman not necessarily in the same order. Who was the Teacher?
Statement 1: The Doctors floor number was 3 more than A's floor number. Only one person lived between Doctor and E. The Teacher lived on an odd valued floor. Teacher lived just above the Businessman. B lived on floor 1.
Statement 2: C's floor number was twice as that of the Businessman's floor number. Teacher lived just above the Businessman. D lived just above the manager. Engineer lived just below A. E lived on floor 3
Detailed Solution for EPFO Assistant Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 30

From the data in statement 1:

  • The Doctors floor number was 3 more than A's floor number.
  • Only one person lived between Doctor and E.
  • The Teacher lived on an odd valued floor.
  • Teacher lived just above the Businessman.
  • B lived on floor 1.


Thus, E was the Teacher
From the data in statement 2:

  • C's floor number was twice as that of the Businessman's floor number.
  • Teacher lived just above the Businessman. D lived just above the manager.
  • Engineer lived just below A
  • E lived on floor 3



Thus, we cannot determine who was the Teacher from statement 2

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