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In LaLa land, every inhabitant gives two statements as reply to any question. Out of these two statements, one is always true and the other one is always false. One day I met three inhabitants of this island - A, B and C. I asked them about the chief of the island. Their replies were as follows: A:"I am not the chief. B is not the chief". B: "I am the chief. C is not the chief." C: " I am not the chief. B is the chief."

Based on the statements give above, who among A, B and C was the chief?

Seven persons Paul, Queen, Rax, Sam, Tom, Unif and Vali are sitting in a row. Rax and Sam, sit next to each other. There are exactly four persons between Queen and Vali. Sam, sits to the intermediate left of Queen. 2. If Queen is not sitting at the end of the row then who among the following has as many persons on his left as on his right?

The apartment complex management is planning to take the children to a cinema. They have informed the parents about the rules for this event, which are as follows:

I. Every child below 4 years of age has to be accompanied by both parents.

II. Children of 4 - 12 years of age must be accompanied by either of the parents.

III. Children above 12 years must not be accompanied by any parent.

The management is planning to send a few representatives and assistants along in the following way.

A. For a group of every 10 children or a part thereof, there must be a representative. B. For a group of every 5 representatives or a part thereof, there must be an assistant.

If there are exactly 63 people from the apartment in the cinema and there are children of only below 4 years of age and those between 4 and 12, then which of the following must be true?

I. The number of below 4 year olds must be odd.

II. The number of 4 -12 years old must be odd.

III. The number of students must be odd.

Read the data given below and answer the following questions. Ms. Naina a drawing teacher teaches only one student a day on consecutive days in a week ( from Monday to Friday). Her students are Daniel, David, Dilip, Dravid and Dulip. She teaches exactly one topic (from Indian art, Medieval art, abstract art, canvas painting and pencil sketches) to each of them and no subject is taught before canvas painting, but it is not taught on Wednesday. Daniel's class is before Dulip's class. Dilip comes on Wednesday before pencil sketches class. Indian art is taught after David's class but before Dulip's. Abstract is the first class in a week. Dravid's class is after the class on Indian art.

Who is taught Indian art and on which day?

Four boys K, L, M, and N sit in row-I facing north and they are of different professions among engineer, doctor, professor and actor. Four girls P, Q, R, and S sit in a row facing south and they are of different professions among lawyer, teacher, director, and collector. They sit in such a way that the distance between any two adjacent persons in a row is the same such that one person in one row faces the other a person in the other row but not necessarily in the Sam,e order. Collector sits opposite the person who sits third to the right of N. Doctor and teacher sit opposite each other. The engineer sits opposite the person who sits third to the left of R. Only one person sits between K and L. R sits second to the right of S, the director. P does not sit opposite engineer and K. is neither an engineer nor a doctor Lawyer does not sit opposite actor. 2. Who sits opposite the director?

A lotion maker has to mix three perfume fragrances - Sage, Musk, White Lily with three mositurizers - Shea butter, Vitamin E and Flower seed Oil - and fill them in 3 boxes - White, Pink and Yellow. Each perfume must be mixed with one of the lotions. The mixture containing Sage must be filled in the white box. Musk is mixed with Vitamin E, but this mixture cannot be filled in the Yellow box. The mixture containing Shea Butter must be filled in the Yellow box.

Musk goes into which box?

Eight cities - A, B, C, D E, F, G and H are connected with the following two -way roads. From A to B; A to E; B to E; B t C; E to F; C to D; F to G; D to G; D to H; and G to H.

How many different ways are there to go to H starting from A without going through any city more than once?

What comes next in this series: ˨3, 1˦, ˩4, 2˧, _____

Read the data given below and answer the following questions. Ms. Naina a drawing teacher teaches only one student a day on consecutive days in a week ( from Monday to Friday). Her students are Daniel, David, Dilip, Dravid and Dulip. She teaches exactly one topic (from Indian art, Medieval art, abstract art, canvas painting and pencil sketches) to each of them and no subject is taught before canvas painting, but it is not taught on Wednesday. Daniel's class is before Dulip's class. Dilip comes on Wednesday before pencil sketches class. Indian art is taught after David's class but before Dulip's. Abstract is the first class in a week. Dravid's class is after the class on Indian art.

If David comes on Tuesday, Daniel is taught which of the following subjects?

If Amy goes to a shop where, a shopkeeper gives 2 pens as a free gift on the purchase of a book, 3 pencils for every purchase of a pencil box and 1 pack of erasers for every purchase of a pen. If a person takes exactly 29 units of various products from the shop, which of the following must be true?

Which of the following must be true?