Practice IBPS PO 2024 Prelims Reasoning PYQ – 20 Oct 2024 Shift 3 (32 Questions with Solutions)

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Six persons – A, B, C, D, E and F – bought six different ice cream flavours – Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Mango, Orange and Caramel – on six different days of the same week, from Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the same order.

D bought three persons before the one who bought caramel ice cream. One person bought ice cream between the ones who bought caramel and orange ice creams. As many persons bought before the one who bought orange ice cream as after F. The one who bought vanilla ice cream bought after E and D but before C. B and F don’t buy vanilla, caramel or mango ice cream. A and F don’t buy strawberry ice cream.

Who among the following bought ice cream on Saturday?

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Six persons – A, B, C, D, E and F – bought six different ice cream flavours – Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Mango, Orange and Caramel – on six different days of the same week, from Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the same order.

D bought three persons before the one who bought caramel ice cream. One person bought ice cream between the ones who bought caramel and orange ice creams. As many persons bought before the one who bought orange ice cream as after F. The one who bought vanilla ice cream bought after E and D but before C. B and F don’t buy vanilla, caramel or mango ice cream. A and F don’t buy strawberry ice cream.

Which ice cream flavour did F buy?

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Six persons – A, B, C, D, E and F – bought six different ice cream flavours – Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Mango, Orange and Caramel – on six different days of the same week, from Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the same order.

D bought three persons before the one who bought caramel ice cream. One person bought ice cream between the ones who bought caramel and orange ice creams. As many persons bought before the one who bought orange ice cream as after F. The one who bought vanilla ice cream bought after E and D but before C. B and F don’t buy vanilla, caramel or mango ice cream. A and F don’t buy strawberry ice cream.

How many persons bought ice cream after the one who bought orange ice cream?

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Six persons – A, B, C, D, E and F – bought six different ice cream flavours – Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Mango, Orange and Caramel – on six different days of the same week, from Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the same order.

D bought three persons before the one who bought caramel ice cream. One person bought ice cream between the ones who bought caramel and orange ice creams. As many persons bought before the one who bought orange ice cream as after F. The one who bought vanilla ice cream bought after E and D but before C. B and F don’t buy vanilla, caramel or mango ice cream. A and F don’t buy strawberry ice cream.

If E is related to Vanilla ice cream and, in the same way, C is related to Chocolate ice cream, then who is related to Caramel ice cream?

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Six persons – A, B, C, D, E and F – bought six different ice cream flavours – Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Mango, Orange and Caramel – on six different days of the same week, from Monday to Saturday, but not necessarily in the same order.

D bought three persons before the one who bought caramel ice cream. One person bought ice cream between the ones who bought caramel and orange ice creams. As many persons bought before the one who bought orange ice cream as after F. The one who bought vanilla ice cream bought after E and D but before C. B and F don’t buy vanilla, caramel or mango ice cream. A and F don’t buy strawberry ice cream.

Which of the following statement(s) is/are NOT true?

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Rohit starts walking from his office. He walks 12 km towards the west to reach point A, then he turns left and walks 7 km to reach point B. From point B, he takes a left turn and then a right turn and walks 10 km each to reach point C and point D respectively. Then he turns left and walks 14 km to reach point E. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 6 km to reach a mall.

In which direction is the mall from Rohit’s office?

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Rohit starts walking from his office. He walks 12 km towards the west to reach point A, then he turns left and walks 7 km to reach point B. From point B, he takes a left turn and then a right turn and walks 10 km each to reach point C and point D respectively. Then he turns left and walks 14 km to reach point E. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 6 km to reach a mall.

If point M is 16 km to the east of point D, what is the total distance travelled by Rohit from point A to point M (via point E)?

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Rohit starts walking from his office. He walks 12 km towards the west to reach point A, then he turns left and walks 7 km to reach point B. From point B, he takes a left turn and then a right turn and walks 10 km each to reach point C and point D respectively. Then he turns left and walks 14 km to reach point E. Finally, he takes a left turn and walks 6 km to reach a mall.

What is the shortest distance between point A and point E?

How many pairs of digits are there in the number ‘6489318’, each of which has as many digits between them in the number as in the number series (both forward and backward order)?

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Seven persons – A, B, C, D, E, H and G – sit in a linear row, but not necessarily in the same order. Four of them face north and the rest face south.

H sits fourth to the right of A. One person sits between A and E, who faces the direction opposite to A. B sits third to the left of E and is not an immediate neighbour of H. C sits immediately left of B. More than one person sits between C and D. G sits fourth to the right of D, who doesn’t face north. The immediate neighbours of G face the direction opposite to G.

Who sits immediately to the right of the person who sits third to the right of D?