Practice IBPS Clerk 2024 Mains Reasoning PYQ – 13 Oct 2024 (50 Questions with Solutions)

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions based on it:

Nine persons of a three-generation family are of different age (years). The persons are A, D, N, M, H, S, T, W and K but not related in the same order as given.

W is son-in-law of S who is parent of K’s spouse. K’s mother-in-law has only one daughter. A is spouse of S and paternal grandparent of N. K’s child is niece of T who has two children but D is not child of W. Number of males is one more than number of females. D and A are not of same gender.

To find the age of all persons, follow the instructions below:

Age of the youngest member is equal to the total number of persons in the family. Age of D’s spouse is three times the age of youngest member. T’s father age is twice of K’s age. Ratio between the age of T’s niece and D’s father is \(2 : 9\) respectively. Difference between the age of both the cousin of N is 6 years. W’s age is equal to the total age of A’s grandchildren. Difference between the age of A’s son-in-law and M’s mother is 1. Ratio between the age of K’s mother- in-law and S’s daughter is \(9 : 5\) respectively. D’s age is one more than the twice of M’s age but D is not youngest in his generation.

What is the total age of all the persons of 2nd generations?

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions based on it:

Nine persons of a three-generation family are of different age (years). The persons are A, D, N, M, H, S, T, W and K but not related in the same order as given.

W is son-in-law of S who is parent of K’s spouse. K’s mother-in-law has only one daughter. A is spouse of S and paternal grandparent of N. K’s child is niece of T who has two children but D is not child of W. Number of males is one more than number of females. D and A are not of same gender.

To find the age of all persons, follow the instructions below:

Age of the youngest member is equal to the total number of persons in the family. Age of D’s spouse is three times the age of youngest member. T’s father age is twice of K’s age. Ratio between the age of T’s niece and D’s father is \(2 : 9\) respectively. Difference between the age of both the cousin of N is 6 years. W’s age is equal to the total age of A’s grandchildren. Difference between the age of A’s son-in-law and M’s mother is 1. Ratio between the age of K’s mother- in-law and S’s daughter is \(9 : 5\) respectively. D’s age is one more than the twice of M’s age but D is not youngest in his generation.

Which of the following statement is/are correct?

I. oldest person’s age is an odd number

II. M is nephew of D

III. T is older to K

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions based on it:

Nine persons of a three-generation family are of different age (years). The persons are A, D, N, M, H, S, T, W and K but not related in the same order as given.

W is son-in-law of S who is parent of K’s spouse. K’s mother-in-law has only one daughter. A is spouse of S and paternal grandparent of N. K’s child is niece of T who has two children but D is not child of W. Number of males is one more than number of females. D and A are not of same gender.

To find the age of all persons, follow the instructions below:

Age of the youngest member is equal to the total number of persons in the family. Age of D’s spouse is three times the age of youngest member. T’s father age is twice of K’s age. Ratio between the age of T’s niece and D’s father is \(2 : 9\) respectively. Difference between the age of both the cousin of N is 6 years. W’s age is equal to the total age of A’s grandchildren. Difference between the age of A’s son-in-law and M’s mother is 1. Ratio between the age of K’s mother- in-law and S’s daughter is \(9 : 5\) respectively. D’s age is one more than the twice of M’s age but D is not youngest in his generation.

Four of the following five are similar based on their age, who among the following is dissimilar to others?

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions based on it:

Nine persons of a three-generation family are of different age (years). The persons are A, D, N, M, H, S, T, W and K but not related in the same order as given.

W is son-in-law of S who is parent of K’s spouse. K’s mother-in-law has only one daughter. A is spouse of S and paternal grandparent of N. K’s child is niece of T who has two children but D is not child of W. Number of males is one more than number of females. D and A are not of same gender.

To find the age of all persons, follow the instructions below:

Age of the youngest member is equal to the total number of persons in the family. Age of D’s spouse is three times the age of youngest member. T’s father age is twice of K’s age. Ratio between the age of T’s niece and D’s father is \(2 : 9\) respectively. Difference between the age of both the cousin of N is 6 years. W’s age is equal to the total age of A’s grandchildren. Difference between the age of A’s son-in-law and M’s mother is 1. Ratio between the age of K’s mother- in-law and S’s daughter is \(9 : 5\) respectively. D’s age is one more than the twice of M’s age but D is not youngest in his generation.

Who among the following is 5th oldest in the family?

Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions based on it:

Nine persons of a three-generation family are of different age (years). The persons are A, D, N, M, H, S, T, W and K but not related in the same order as given.

W is son-in-law of S who is parent of K’s spouse. K’s mother-in-law has only one daughter. A is spouse of S and paternal grandparent of N. K’s child is niece of T who has two children but D is not child of W. Number of males is one more than number of females. D and A are not of same gender.

To find the age of all persons, follow the instructions below:

Age of the youngest member is equal to the total number of persons in the family. Age of D’s spouse is three times the age of youngest member. T’s father age is twice of K’s age. Ratio between the age of T’s niece and D’s father is \(2 : 9\) respectively. Difference between the age of both the cousin of N is 6 years. W’s age is equal to the total age of A’s grandchildren. Difference between the age of A’s son-in-law and M’s mother is 1. Ratio between the age of K’s mother- in-law and S’s daughter is \(9 : 5\) respectively. D’s age is one more than the twice of M’s age but D is not youngest in his generation.

What is the relation of the one who is 31 years old to the one who is 12 years old?

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Fourteen persons B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O and R sit around two tables—one circular (referred to as a rope-shaped table) inscribed within a square-shaped table. Four persons sit at the corners of the square table, while four sit in the middle of the sides. The persons who sit at corners face inside and the persons who sit on the middle of the sides of table face outside. Six persons sit at the circular rope-shaped table at a distance of multiples of 3 between them consecutively such as 3m, 6m, 9m and so on. The persons who sit on the circular rope shaped table face inside. F sits 9m to the left of J in a circular shaped table. There is distance of 27m between J and G when counting from one of the sides from J. O sits third to the right of I. Two persons sit between O and N. L sits immediately to the right of C. N doesn’t sit on the middle of the sides of the table. G is an immediate neighbour M. There is a distance of 42m between G and B. There is a distance of more than 12m between B and R when counting from both sides of B. There is a distance of more than 15m between R and G when counting from both sides of R. H sits third to the left of D. E sits third to the left of L. D is not an immediate neighbour of O.

What is the position of D with respect of C?

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Fourteen persons B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O and R sit around two tables—one circular (referred to as a rope-shaped table) inscribed within a square-shaped table. Four persons sit at the corners of the square table, while four sit in the middle of the sides. The persons who sit at corners face inside and the persons who sit on the middle of the sides of table face outside. Six persons sit at the circular rope-shaped table at a distance of multiples of 3 between them consecutively such as 3m, 6m, 9m and so on. The persons who sit on the circular rope shaped table face inside. F sits 9m to the left of J in a circular shaped table. There is distance of 27m between J and G when counting from one of the sides from J. O sits third to the right of I. Two persons sit between O and N. L sits immediately to the right of C. N doesn’t sit on the middle of the sides of the table. G is an immediate neighbour M. There is a distance of 42m between G and B. There is a distance of more than 12m between B and R when counting from both sides of B. There is a distance of more than 15m between R and G when counting from both sides of R. H sits third to the left of D. E sits third to the left of L. D is not an immediate neighbour of O.

If E and R interchanged their places then who sits 45m away from E when counting from one of the sides from E?

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Fourteen persons B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O and R sit around two tables—one circular (referred to as a rope-shaped table) inscribed within a square-shaped table. Four persons sit at the corners of the square table, while four sit in the middle of the sides. The persons who sit at corners face inside and the persons who sit on the middle of the sides of table face outside. Six persons sit at the circular rope-shaped table at a distance of multiples of 3 between them consecutively such as 3m, 6m, 9m and so on. The persons who sit on the circular rope shaped table face inside. F sits 9m to the left of J in a circular shaped table. There is distance of 27m between J and G when counting from one of the sides from J. O sits third to the right of I. Two persons sit between O and N. L sits immediately to the right of C. N doesn’t sit on the middle of the sides of the table. G is an immediate neighbour M. There is a distance of 42m between G and B. There is a distance of more than 12m between B and R when counting from both sides of B. There is a distance of more than 15m between R and G when counting from both sides of R. H sits third to the left of D. E sits third to the left of L. D is not an immediate neighbour of O.

Which of the following pairs of persons are immediate neighbors?

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Fourteen persons B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O and R sit around two tables—one circular (referred to as a rope-shaped table) inscribed within a square-shaped table. Four persons sit at the corners of the square table, while four sit in the middle of the sides. The persons who sit at corners face inside and the persons who sit on the middle of the sides of table face outside. Six persons sit at the circular rope-shaped table at a distance of multiples of 3 between them consecutively such as 3m, 6m, 9m and so on. The persons who sit on the circular rope shaped table face inside. F sits 9m to the left of J in a circular shaped table. There is distance of 27m between J and G when counting from one of the sides from J. O sits third to the right of I. Two persons sit between O and N. L sits immediately to the right of C. N doesn’t sit on the middle of the sides of the table. G is an immediate neighbour M. There is a distance of 42m between G and B. There is a distance of more than 12m between B and R when counting from both sides of B. There is a distance of more than 15m between R and G when counting from both sides of R. H sits third to the left of D. E sits third to the left of L. D is not an immediate neighbour of O.

Four of the following five form a group based on their seating arrangement. Which one does not belong to this group?

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Fourteen persons B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O and R sit around two tables—one circular (referred to as a rope-shaped table) inscribed within a square-shaped table. Four persons sit at the corners of the square table, while four sit in the middle of the sides. The persons who sit at corners face inside and the persons who sit on the middle of the sides of table face outside. Six persons sit at the circular rope-shaped table at a distance of multiples of 3 between them consecutively such as 3m, 6m, 9m and so on. The persons who sit on the circular rope shaped table face inside. F sits 9m to the left of J in a circular shaped table. There is distance of 27m between J and G when counting from one of the sides from J. O sits third to the right of I. Two persons sit between O and N. L sits immediately to the right of C. N doesn’t sit on the middle of the sides of the table. G is an immediate neighbour M. There is a distance of 42m between G and B. There is a distance of more than 12m between B and R when counting from both sides of B. There is a distance of more than 15m between R and G when counting from both sides of R. H sits third to the left of D. E sits third to the left of L. D is not an immediate neighbour of O.

Which of the following statements is true?

I. F sits at a distance of 9m from M when counting right of M.

II. L sits at one of the corners of the square-shaped table.

III. Four persons sit between H and C when counting from left of C.