AFO Reasoning test-2

1. Statements : Some oranges are apples. All lemons are apples. No apple is guava. Conclusions : I. Some oranges are lemons. II. All guavas being lemon is a possibility. III. No orange is a lemon.

2. Statement: Some hours are minutes. All clocks are minutes. No minute is second. Conclusions: I. Some hours are clocks. II. All seconds being clocks is a possibility. III. No hour is a clocks.

3. Statements: A few parrots are not pigeons. All pigeons are white. No white is green. Conclusions: I. No green is a pigeon. II. No parrot is green. III. Some pigeons are not parrots.

4. Statements: Some companies are industries. Some industries are primary. All primary are services. All services are secondary. Conclusions: I. All companies being primary is possibility. II. All services are not primary. III. No industry is secondary.

5. Statements: Some questions are answers. Some answers are explanations. All explanations are lengthy. No lengthy is a summary. Conclusions: I. No explanation is summary. II. Some lengthy are answers. III. Some answers are not summary.

6. Directions: The questions are based upon the following series. T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5. 1. If all the vowels are skipped from the series then which of the following will be third to the left of the tenth element from right end?

7. T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5. 2. How many numbers in the given series are immediately preceded by a consonant and immediately followed by a symbol?

8. T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5. 3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

9. T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5. 4. What will be the resultant when second prime number from left end is multiplied with the first composite number from left end of the series?

10. Directions: Following questions are based on the five three-digit numbers given below. 785 243 634 397 572 6. After arranging all the digits in increasing order (within the number) what is the sum of third digit of the highest number and first digit of the lowest number so formed?

11. 785 243 634 397 572 7. If 1 is added to each even digit and 1 is subtracted from each odd digit and then how many numbers so formed will be fully divisible by 2?

12. 785 243 634 397 572 9. What will be the resultant when third digit of third highest number is subtracted from the first digit of second highest number?

13. 785 243 634 397 572 How many numbers are divisible by 3 .

14. A family of three generations consists of ten members and three married couples. Each couple has two kids, both are of different genders. Q is the daughter of P who is the son of M. U is the brother-in-law of P. Neither I nor U has siblings. S is the sibling of P and mother of F. G is the sister of F. U is the father of F. M is the paternal grandmother of T and spouse of E. I is the mother of T. 1) How Q is related to I?

15. 2) Four of the following are alike in a certain way. Who among the following one does not belong to the group?

16. 3) Which of the following statement is true?

17. A family of three generations consists of eight members – I, G, N, P, Q, R, S, and T and two married couples. G is the sister-in-law of S who does not have siblings. R is the only daughter of I who is the only son of P. T is the mother-in-law of I and the maternal grandmother of Q. S is the mother of Q. N is the father of G. 3) Who among the following person is the paternal grandfather of R?

18. 4) How Q is related to G?

19. 5) Which one of the following statement is true?

20. A starts walking towards the east. After walking 6m he met B and both of them walk 2m towards the east. Then B takes the right turn and walks for 6m. A takes the left turn and walks 7 m then he takes the right turn and walks 11m and stops. B takes the left turn and walks 9m and stops. C walks 5m towards the west and met the B’s final point where he takes the left turn and walks for 5m and stops. 6) Finally in which direction is B with respect to A?

21. 7) C’s ending point is in which direction with respect to B’s starting point?

22. 8) If C takes the right turn from the final position and walks for 17m, then in which direction is A’s starting point with respect to C?

23. Point J is 8m east of point P. Point N is 3m south of point S which is 4m east of point I. Point D is 7m south of point I. Point M is 4m south of point P and 11m west of point L. Point J is west of point N and north of point D. 9) What is the shortest distance between point L and point J?

24. 10) In which direction is point S with respect to point M?

25. Statements:  X ≥ W; T < S; W ≤ U; T < U Conclusions: I. X > U II. S > U III. T < W

26. Statement:- G < J; L = M; J ≥ L; P > M Conclusions: I. M ≤ J II. L < P III. G > L

27. Which combination of symbol should replace (1) and (2), respectively in the given expression in order to make the expressions ‘Z > U’ and ‘W ≤ X’ definitely true? A = Z (1) T = X ≥ S (2) U=Y≥W

28. Which combination of symbol should replace (1) and (2) respectively, in the given expression in order to make the expressions ‘D = C’ and ‘A > B’ definitely false? B > E (1) D = A ≥ F (2) C = G