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Q No.-1
The IT giant Tirnop has recently crossed a head count of
150000 and earnings of $7 billion. As one of the forerunners in
the technology front Tirnop continues to
lead the !ay in products and ser"ices in India. At Tirnop all
progra##ers are eual in e"ery respect.They recei"e identical
salaries ans also !rite code at the sa#e rate. %uppose 1& such
progra##ers ta'e 1inutes to !rite 1& lines of code in total.
(o! long !ill it ta'e 7& progra##ers to !rite 7& lines of
codein total)a*7& b* 1& c*1+ d* ,
Q No.- &
The teacher is testing a students proficiency in
arith#etic and poses the follo!ing uestion.1/ of a nu#ber is /
#ore than 1, of the sa#e nu#ber. hatis the nu#ber) an you help the
student find the ans!er)
a* , b*&1 c*1& d*1+
Q No.- /
2n the planet 23 there are + days in a !ee'- %unday to
%aturday and another day called 23 day. There are /, hours in a
day and each hour has 40 #in !hile each#inute has ,0 sec. As on
earth the hour hand co"ers the dial t!ice e"ery day. ind the
appro6i#ate anglebet!een the hands of a cloc' on 23 !hen the ti#e
is 1&80 a#.a* 71 b* +4 c* &51 d* 111
Q No.- 8
The pacelength 9 is the distance bet!een the rear of t!o
consecuti"e footprints. or #en the for#ula n9 : 188 gi"es an
appro6i#ate relationship bet!een n and9 !here n : nu#ber of steps
per #inute and 9 : pacelength in #eters. ;ernard 'no!s his
pacelength is1,8c#. The for#ula applies to ;ernards !al'ing.
alculate ;ernards !al'ing speed in '#ph.a*&/,.1, b* +.7+ c*
&/.,& d* 11./4
Q No.- 5
There are t!o bo6es one containing 10 red balls and the
other containing 10 green balls.
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Q No.- ,
The IT giant Tirnop has recently crossed a head count of
150000 and earnings of $7 billion. As one of the forerunners in
the technology front Tirnop continues to
lead the !ay in products and ser"ices in India. At Tirnop all
progra##ers are eual in e"ery respect.They recei"e identical
salaries ans also !rite code at the sa#e rate.%uppose 1& such
progra##ers ta'e 1inutes to !rite 1& lines of code in total.
(o! #any lines of code can be !ritten by 7& progra##ers
in7& #inutes)a*7& b*1& c* 8/& d*,
Q No.- 7
A hollo! cube of si3e 5 c# is ta'en !ith a thic'ness of
1 c#. It is #ade of s#aller cubes of si3e 1 c#. If 8 faces of
the outer surface of the cube are paintedtotally ho! #any faces of
the s#aller cubes re#ain unpainted)
a* 8++ b* 400 c* 500 d*+00
Q No.- +
errari %.p.A. is an Italian sports car #anufacturer based
in ?aranello Italy. ounded by @n3o errari in 14&+ as
%cuderia errari the co#pany sponsored dri"ersand #anufactured race
cars before #o"ing into production of street-legal "ehicles in 1487
as errari%.p.A.. Throughout its history the co#pany has been noted
for its continued participation in racingespecially in or#ula 2ne
!here it has enoyed great success. Bohit once bought a errari. It
could go &ti#es as fast as ?ohits old ?ercedes. If the speed of
?ohits ?ercedes is /& '#hr and the distancetra"elled by the
errari is 45& '# find the total ti#e ta'en in hours for Bohit
to dri"e that distance.a* 87, b* &4.75 c* 15.++ d*18.++
Q No.- 4
A sheet of paper has state#ents nu#bered fro# 1 to /0.
or all "alues of n fro# 1 to /0 state#ent n says CAt #ost n of
the state#ents on this sheet are falseC.hich state#ents are true
and !hich are false)a*The e"en nu#bered state#ents are true and the
odd nu#bered are false.b* All state#ents are true.c* All state#ents
are false.
d* The odd nu#bered state#ents are true and the e"en nu#bered
are false.
Q No.- 10
A hare and a tortoise ha"e a race along a circle of 100
yards dia#eter. The tortoise goes in one direction and the hare
in the other. The hare starts after the
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tortoise has co"ered 15 of its distance and that too leisurely.
The hare and tortoise #eet !hen the hare hasco"ered only 1+ of the
distance. ;y !hat factor should the hare increase its speed so as
to tie the race)a*+ b* 5 c* 80 d* /7.+0
Q No.- 11
Alo' and ;hanu play the follo!ing #in-#a6 ga#e.
Di"en the e6pressionN : 1& E FGH< - *
!here F < and are "ariables representing single digits H0 to
4* Alo' !ould li'e to #a6i#i3e N !hile;hanu !ould li'e to #ini#i3e
it. To!ards this end Alo' chooses a single digit nu#ber and
;hanusubstitutes this for a "ariable of her choice HF < or *.
Alo' then chooses the ne6t "alue and ;hanu the"ariable to
substitute the "alue. inally Alo' proposes the "alue for the
re#aining "ariable. Assu#ingboth play to their opti#al strategies
the "alue of N at the end of the ga#e !ould bea* /0 b* 4/ c* -,4 d*
1&
Q No.- 1&
Anoop #anaged to dra! 7 circles of eual radii !ith
their centres on the diagonal of a suare such that the t!o
e6tre#e circles touch t!o sides of the suareand each #iddle circle
touches t!o circles on either side. ind the ratio of the radius of
the circles to theside of the suare.a*1H&E 7J&* b* H&E
7J&*1 c* 1H&E ,J&* d* 1H8E 7J/*
Q No.- 1/
Di"en a collection of points 9 in the plane a 1-set is a
point in 9 that can be separated fro# the rest by a lineK i.e.
the point lies on one side of the line !hile theothers lie on the
other side. The nu#ber of 1-sets of 9 is denoted by n1H9*. The
#a6i#u# "alue of n1H9*o"er all configurations 9 of 10 points in the
plane isa* 4 b* 5 c* 10 d* /
Q No.- 18
9lanet fourfi resides in 8-di#ensional space and thus the
currency used by its residents are /-di#ensional obects. The
rupee notes are cubical in shape !hile their
coins are spherical. (o!e"er the coin #inting #achinery lays out
so#e stipulations on the si3e of thecoins. The dia#eter of the
coins should be at least ,8## and not e6ceed 51#. Di"en a coin the
dia#eter of the ne6t larger coin is at least 50L greater. The
dia#eter of the coin #ust al!ays be an integer.
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Q No.- 15
There are t!o !ater tan's A and ; A is #uch s#aller
than ;. hile !ater fills at the rate of one litre e"ery hour in
A it gets filled up li'e 10 &0 80 +0 1,0 ..
in tan' ;. HAt the end of first hour ; has 10 litres second hour
it has &0 and so on*. If 1/& of ;s"olu#e is filled after /
hours !hat is the total duration reuired to fill it co#pletely)a*10
hours b* 7 hours c* + hours d* 4 hours
Pattern 1:
1. H1&* of a nu#ber is / #ore than the H1,* of the sa#e
nu#ber)a* , b*7 c*+ d*4
&. H1/* of a nu#ber is / #ore than the H1,* of the sa#e
nu#ber)a* , b*1, c*1+ d*&1
/. H1/* of a nu#ber is , #ore than the H1,* of the sa#e
nu#ber)a* , b*1+ c*/, d*&8
8. H&/* of a nu#ber is 8 #ore than the H1,* of the sa#e
nu#ber)a* , b*+ c*/, d*&8
5. H1/* of a nu#ber is 5 #ore than the H1,* of the sa#e
nu#ber)a* , b*/, c*/0 d*7&
Pattern 2:
1. There are t!o !ater tan's A and ; A is #uch s#aller than ;.
hile !ater fills at the rate of 1 litere"ery hour in A it gets
filled up li'e 10 &0 80+0 1,0M..in tan' ;. HAt the end of first
hour ; has 10liters second hour it has &0 liters and so on*. If
tan' ; is 1/& filled of the &1 hours !hat is total
durationof hours reuired to fill it co#pletely)a* &, ;*&5
c*5 d*&7
&. There are t!o pipes A and ;. If A filled 10 liters in an
hour ; can fill &0 liters in sa#e ti#e. i'e!ise
; can fill 10 &0 80 +0 1,0M... If ; filled in 11, of a tan'
in / hours ho! #uch ti#e !ill it ta'e to fillthe tan' co#pletely)a*
4 ;*+ c*7 d*,
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/. There are t!o !ater tan's A and ; A is #uch s#aller than ;.
hile !ater fills at the rate of 1 litere"ery hour in A it gets
filled up li'e 10 &0 80+0 1,0M..in tan' ;. 1+ th of the tan' ;
is filled in &&hours. hat is the ti#e to fill the tan'
fully)a* &, ;*&5 c*5 d*&7
8. A tan' is filled !ith !ater. In first hour 10 liters second
hours &0 liters and third hour 80 liters and soonMIf ti#e ta'en
to fill O of the tan' if 5 hours. hat is the ti#e ta'en to fill up
the tan')a* 5 ;*+ c*7 d*1&.5
5. If a tan' A can be filled !ithin 10 hours and tan' ; can be
filled O in 14 hours then !hat is the ti#eta'en to fill up the tan'
co#pletely)a* &1 ;*/+ c*57 d*7,
Pattern 3:
1. , persons standing in ueue !ith different age group after t!o
years their a"erage age !ill be 8/ andse"enth person oined !ith
the#. (ence the current a"erage age has beco#e 85. ind the age of
se"enthperson)a* 8/ b*,4 c*5& d*/1
&. In a #ar'et 8 #en are standing. The a"erage age of the
four before 8years is 85 after so#e days one#an is added and his
age is 84. hat is the a"erage age of all)a* 8/ b*85 c*87 d*84
/. In a shopping #all !ith a staff of 5 #e#bers the a"erage age
is 85 years. After 5 years a person oinedthe# and the a"erage age
is again 85 years. hatPs the age of ,th person)a* &5 b*&0
c*85 d*/0
8. In a #ar'et 8 #en are standing .The a"erage age of the four
before & years is 55 after so#e days one#an is added and his
age is 85. hat is the a"erage age of all)a* 55 b*58.5 c*58.,
d*58.7
Pattern 4:
1. In the reading roo# of a library there are &/ reading
spots. @ach reading spot consists of a round table!ith 4 chairs
placed around it. There are so#e readers such that in each occupied
reading spot there aredifferent nu#bers of readers. If in all there
are /, readers ho! #any reading spots do not ha"e e"en a
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single reader)a* + b*none c*1, d*15
&. In the reading roo# of a library there are 10 tables 8
chairs per table. In each table there are differentnu#bers of
people seated. (o! #any tables !ill be left out !ithout at least 1
person)
a* + b* , c* & d* 7
/. In the reading roo# of a library there are 10 tables 8 chairs
per table. In each table there are differentnu#bers of people
seated. (o! #any !ays they !ill sit in the library so that no chair
!ould be blan')a* + b* , c* & d* 7
Pattern 5:
1. A #an ogs at , #ph o"er a certain ourney and !al's o"er the
sa#e route at 8 #ph. hat is hisa"erage speed for the ourney)a*
&.8 #ph b* 8.+ #ph c* 8 #ph d* 5 #ph
&. A #an tra"els fro# A to ; at 8 #ph o"er a certain ourney
and returns o"er the sa#e route to A at 5#ph. hat is his a"erage
speed for the ourney)a* 8.88 #ph b* 8.+ #ph c* 8.++7 #ph d*5
#ph
/. A person is roc' cli#bing at an altitude of +00 #. (e go up
by 7 #ph. and co#e do!n by 4 #ph. !hat!as his a"erage speed)a*
7.+75 #ph b* 7.1&5 #ph c* 7#ph d* 7.5 #ph
8. ind a"erage speed if a #an tra"els at speed of &8'#ph up
and /,'#ph do!n at an altitude of &00#)a* &+.+ #ph b*
&7.+ #ph c* &7.5#ph d* /0 #ph
5. 9erson tra"els to a hill if he goes fro# A to ; !ith speed of
8'#ph and returns bac' to ; !ith speed of5'#ph. hat is his a"erage
speed of ourney)a* 8.5'#ph b* 8.88'#ph c* 4'#ph d*
8.&85'#ph
,. A #an tra"els fro# A to ; at 70 #ph o"er a certain ourney and
returns o"er the sa#e route to A at +0#ph. hat is his a"erage speed
for the ourney)a* 78.,, b*75 c*78.// d*78.44
7. ind a"erage speed if a #an tra"els at speed of &8'#ph up
and /,'#ph do!n at an altitude of &00#.a* &+.+ b*&+
c*&7 d*&+.,
9attern ,1. %usan #ade a bloc' !ith s#all cubes of + cubic c#
"olu#e to #a'e a bloc' / s#all cubes long 4s#all cubes !ide and 5
s#all cubes deep. %he reali3es that she has used #ore s#all cubes
than she reallyneeded. %he reali3ed that she could ha"e glued a
fe!er nu#ber of cubes together to loc' li'e a bloc' !ith
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sa#e di#ensions if it !ere #ade hollo!. hat is the #ini#u#
nu#ber of cubes that she needs to #a'ethe bloc')a* 118 b* 1/5 c*
&1 d* 71
&. A boy !ants to #a'e cuboids of di#ension 5# ,# and 7#
fro# s#all cubes of .0/ #/. ater he
reali3ed he can #a'e sa#e cuboids by #a'ing it hollo!. Then it
ta'es so#e cubes less. hat is thenu#ber of the cubes to be
re#o"ed)a* &000 b* 5000 c* /000 d* 7000
/. %#ita !as #a'ing a cube !ith di#ensions 5G5G5 using 1G1G1
cubes. hat is the nu#ber of cubesneeded to #a'e a hollo! cube
loo'ing of the sa#e shape)a* 4+ b* 108 c* 100 d* ,1
8. eena cut s#all cubes of 10 c# di#ension each. %he oined it to
#a'e a cuboid of length 100 c#!idth 50 c# and depth 50 c#. (o! #any
#ore cubes does she need to #a'e a perfect cube)a*500 b*&50
c*750 d*,50
5. eena cut s#all cubes of / cubic c# each. %he oined it to #a'e
a cuboid of length 10 c# !idth / c#and depth / c#. (o! #any #ore
cubes does she need to #a'e a perfect cube)a* 410 b* &50 c* 750
d* ,50
,. A lady builds 4c# length 10c# !idth/c# height bo6 using 1
cubic c# cubes. hat is the #ini#u#nu#ber of cubes reuired to build
the bo6)a* 7/0 b* &70 c* 7&0 d* /10
Pattern 8:
1. H80G80G80 /1G/1G/1*H80G80E80G/1E/1G/1*:)a*+ b*4 c*71 d*51
&. H4+G4+G4+ 7/G7/G7/*H 4+G4+G4+ 7/G7/G7/*:)a*.171 b*.8
c*.8&0 d*.815
/. H&04G188*R& E
H&04G&04*EH&04G188*EH188G188* : )a*405+,/7&4
b*405/,+7&4 c*4057&4/,+ d*,5
Pattern 9:
1. HH86E/y*EH56E4y**H56E5y* : ) as H6&y* : &
a*+ b*none c*1, d*15
&. 6&y : &athen &66-&ay:)a*8 b*+ c*1,
d*&
/. /F5< : 5
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Pattern 12:
1. %i#ple uestion but big one on a"erage age.sth li'e a b c
!eighted separately 1st a b c then aU bthen b Uc then c U a at last
abc the last !eight !as 1,7then !hat !ill be the a"erage !eight of
the 7reading)
a*45 b*45.8&+ c*45.85 d*48
Pattern 13:
1. A toy train produces 10 different sounds !hen it #o"es around
a circular toy trac' of radius 5 # at 10# per #in. (o!e"er the toy
train is defecti"e and it no! produces only & different tunes
at rando#. hatare the odds that the train produces for consecuti"e
#usic tones of the sa#e type)a* 1 in 1, ;*1 in 8 c*1 in + d*1 in
/&
&. A car #anufacturer produces only red and blue #odels
!hich co#e out of the final testing area atrando#. hat are the odds
that fi"e consecuti"e cars of sa#e color !ill co#e through the test
area at anyone ti#e)
a*1 in 1, b*1 in 1&5 c*1 in /& d*1 in &5
Pattern 15:
1. A triangle is #ade fro# a rope. The sides of the triangle are
&5 c# 11 c# and /1 c#. hat !ill be thearea of the suare #ade
fro# the sa#e rope)a*&+0.5,&5 b*&80.5,&5
c*&+0.1&5 d*&80&. A triangle is #ade fro# a rope.
The sides of the triangle are &1 c# &8 c# and &+ c#.
hat !ill be thearea of the suare #ade fro# the sa#e
rope)a*&+0.5,&5 b*///.0,&5 c*///.01&5 d*800
Pattern 16:1. hat is the distance bet!een the 3-intercept fro#
the 6-intercept in the euation a6EbyEc3Ed:0&. hat is the
distance of the 3-intercept fro# the 6-intercept in the euation
a6EbyEc3:d HI do notre#e#ber the "alues of a b c d*.
Pattern 17:
1. A scientist !as researching on ani#al beha"ior in his lab. (e
!as "ery interested in analy3ing thebeha"ior of bear. or so#e
reason he tra"elled 1#ile in north direction U reached at North
9ole. There hesa! a bear. (e then follo!ed the bear around 1 hr
!ith a speed of &'#hr in east direction. After that hetra"elled
in south direction U reached at his lab in& hrs. Then !hat is
the color of the bear)a*!hite b*blac' c*gray d*bro!n
Pattern-18:
1. 2ut of 7 children the youngest is boy then find the
probability that all the re#aining children are boysa*1,8 b*1/&
c*11&+ d*1&5,
Pattern 19:
1. Vsha bought a linen cloth and rope to build a tent. If the
rope is 15/ # long and it is to be cut into
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pieces of 1# length then ho! #any cuts are to be #ade to cut the
ropes into 15/ pieces)a*15/ b*15& c*158 d*155
&. A person has to #a'e 18, pieces of a long bar. (e ta'es 8
seconds to cut a piece. hat is the total ti#eta'en by hi# in
seconds to #a'e 18, pieces)
a*5+8 b*5+0 c*7/0 d*7&5
/. A person has to #a'e 181 pieces of a long bar. (e ta'es &
seconds to cut a piece. hat is the total ti#eta'en by hi# in
seconds to #a'e 181 pieces)a*5,0 b*&+0 c*11& d*/&8
Pattern 20:
1. %pores of a fungus called late blight gro! and spread
infection rapidly. These pathogens !ereresponsible for the Irish
potato fa#ine of the #id-14th century. These see# to ha"e attac'ed
the to#atocrops in @ngland this year. The to#ato crops ha"e reduced
and the price of the crop has risen up. Theprice has already gone
up to $85 a bo6 fro# $&7 a bo6 a #onth ago. (o! #uch #ore !ould
a "egetable
"endor need to pay to buy &7 bo6es this #onth o"er !hat he
!ould ha"e paid last #onth)a* $&7 b*$ 1+ c*$85 d*$ 8+,
Pattern 21:
1. A 9erson buys a horse for 15 ponds after one year he sells it
for &0 pounds. After one year again hebuys the sa#e horse at /0
pounds and sells it for 80 pounds. hat is the profit for that
person)
Pattern 22:
1. Wohn buys a cycle for /1 dollars and gi"en a cheue of a#ount
/5 dollars. %hop Xeeper e6changed thecheue !ith his neighbor and
ga"e change to Wohn. After & days it is 'no!n that cheue is
bounced. %hop
'eeper paid the a#ount to his neighbor. The cost price of cycle
is 14 dollars. hat is the profitloss forshop 'eeper)a*loss &/
b*gain &/ c*gain 58 d*oss 58
Pattern 23:
1. A lady has fine glo"es and hats in her closet- 1+ blue /&
red and &5 yello!. The lights are out and it istotally dar'. In
spite of the dar'ness she can #a'e out the difference bet!een a hat
and a glo"e. %he ta'esout an ite# out of the closet only if she is
sure that if it is a glo"e. (o! #any glo"es #ust she ta'e out
to#a'e sure she has a pair of each color)a*50 b*+ c*,0 d*8&
&. A lady has fine glo"es and hats in her closet- 18 blue
&0 red and 1+ yello!. The lights are out and it istotally dar'.
In spite of the dar'ness she can #a'e out the difference bet!een a
hat and a glo"e. %he ta'esout an ite# out of the closet only if she
is sure that if it is a glo"e. (o! #any glo"es #ust she ta'e out
to#a'e sure she has a pair of each color)
/. A lady has fine glo"es and hats in her closet- 1/ blue &7
red and 80 yello!. The lights are out and it istotally dar'. In
spite of the dar'ness she can #a'e out the difference bet!een a hat
and a glo"e. %he ta'es
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out an ite# out of the closet only if she is sure that if it is
a glo"e. (o! #any glo"es #ust she ta'e out to#a'e sure she has a
pair of each color)
8. A lady has fine glo"es and hats in her closet- &5blue 7
red and 4 yello!. The lights are out and it istotally dar'. In
spite of the dar'ness she can #a'e out the difference bet!een a hat
and a glo"e. %he ta'es
out an ite# out of the closet only if she is sure that if it is
a glo"e. (o! #any glo"es #ust she ta'e out to#a'e sure she has a
pair of each color)
5. A lady has fine glo"es and hats in her closet- &, blue /0
red and 5, yello!. The lights are out and it istotally dar'. In
spite of the dar'ness she can #a'e out the difference bet!een a hat
and a glo"e. %he ta'esout an ite# out of the closet only if she is
sure that if it is a glo"e. (o! #any glo"es #ust she ta'e out
to#a'e sure she has a pair of each color)
Pattern 24:
1. %anga'ara and 9onting selects batting by using a dice but
dice is biased. %o to resol"e 9onting ta'esout a coin. hat is the
probability that coin sho!s correct option)
a*1& b*1, c*11& d*,10
&. There is a die !ith 10 faces. It is not 'no!n that fair
or not. & captains !ant to toss die for battingselection. hat
is the possible solution a#ong the follo!ing)a* If no. is odd it is
head if no. is e"en it is tailb* If no. is odd it is tail if no. is
e"en it is headc* Toss a die until all the 10 digits appear on top
face. And if first no. in the seuence is odd then considerit as
tail. If it is e"en consider it as head.
Pattern 25:
1. In a fa#ily there are so#e boys and girls. All boys told that
they are ha"ing eual no of brothers andsisters and girls told that
they are ha"ing t!ice the no. of brothers than sisters. (o! #any
boys and girlspresent in a fa#ily)a*8 boys and / girls b*/ boys and
8 girls c*& boys and 5 girls d*5 boys and & girls
Pattern 26;
1. 10#en and 10 !o#en are there they dance !ith each other is
there possibility that & #en are dancing!ith sa#e !o#en and
"ice "ersa)a*&& b*&0 c*10 d*none
&. There are 100 #en and 100 !o#en on the dance floor. They
!ant to dance !ith each other. Then !hich
of the follo!ing state#ents is al!ays truea* There are & #en
!ho danced !ith eual no. of !o#enPsb* There are & !o#en !ho
danced !ith eual no. of #ena* both a and b b*only a c*only b
d*none
Pattern 27:
1. ?iddle- earth is a fictional land inhabited by hobbits el"es
d!ar"es and #en. The hobbits and el"es
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are peaceful creatures that prefer slo! silent li"es and
appreciate nature and art. The d!ar"es and the#en engage in
physical ga#es. The ga#e is as follo!s. A tourna#ent is one !here
out of the t!o tea#sthat play a #atch the one that loses get
eli#inated. The #atches are played in different rounds !here
ine"ery roundK half of the tea#s get eli#inated fro# the
tourna#ent. If there are + rounds played in 'noc'out tourna#ent ho!
#any #atches !ere played)
a*&57 b*&5, c*7& d*&55
&. A ga#e is played bet!een & players and one player is
declared as !inner. All the !inners fro# firstround are played in
second round. All the !inners fro# second round are played in third
round and so on.If + rounds are played to declare only one player
as !inner ho! #any players are played in first round)a*&5,
b*51& c*,8 d*1&+
Pattern 28:
1. ?etal strip of !idth Y6P c#. & #etal strips are placed
one o"er the other then the co#bine length of &strips is YyP.
If Y3P strips are placed in that #anner. hat is the final !idth of
that arrange#ent)
&. A ; Z @ are there a#ong A ; are boys and Z @ are girls Z
is to the left of A and no girl sits atthe #iddle and at the
e6te#es. Then !hat is the order of their sittings.
Pattern 29:
1. There is 7 friends HA1 A& A/....A7*.If A1 ha"e to ha"e
sha'e !ith all !ithout repeat. (o! #anyhandsha'es possible)a*,
b*&1 c*&+ d*7
&. 84 #e#bers attended the party. In that && are
#ales 17 are fe#ales. The sha'e hands bet!een #alesfe#ales #ale and
fe#ale. Total 1& people gi"en sha'e hands. (o! #any such 'inds
of such sha'e hands
are possible)a*1&& b*,, c*8+ d*1&+
Pattern 30:
1. ; is taller than and / pillars. 9 is shorter than ; and &
pillars is shortertaller than 9)a*yes b*no c*#ay be d*canPt
find
&. There are 1000 pillars for a te#ple. / friends inda
helsey Wuli "isited that te#ple. H%o#e unrelatedstuff* inda is
taller than helsea and taller than & of 1000 pillars. Wulia is
shorter than inda. ind thecorrect sentence)a* inda is shorter a#ong
the#
b* helsea is taller than Wuliac* helsea is shorter than Wuliad*
annot deter#ine !ho is taller a#ong helsea and Wulia
Pattern-31
1. @ntry tic'et to an e6hibition ranges fro# 1p to /1p.
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and carry as less coins as possible)
a*8 b*5 c*, d*7
Pattern 32
1. 9eter and 9aul are t!o friends. The su# of their ages is /5
years. 9eter is t!ice as old as 9aul !as !hen9eter !as as old as
9aul is no!. hat is the present age of 9eter)a*+ b*&0 c*1,
d*15
Pattern 33
1. &0 #en handsha'e !ith each other !ithout repetition. hat
is the total nu#ber of handsha'es #ade)a*140 b*&10 c*150
d*&50
&.10 people are there they are sha'ing hands together ho!
#any hand sha'es possible if they are in nopair of cyclic
seuence.a*85 b*4 c*1& d*10
Pattern 34
1. If there are & !heelers and 8 !heelers par'ed in a school
located at the heart of the city find thenu#ber of 8 !heelers
par'ed there if there !ere &0 t!o !heelers par'ed therea*8+
b*50 c*5& d*,8
&. If there are & !heelers and 8 !heelers par'ed in a
school located at the heart of the city find thenu#ber of 8
!heelers par'ed there if there !ere 5+ !heels are par'ed there
a*10 b*// c*&& d*none
Pattern 35
1. A #an !hose age is 85 yrs has / sons na#ed Wohn Will ac'. (e
!ent to a par' !ee'ly t!ice. (e lo"eshis sons "ery #uch. 2n a
certain day he found the shop 'eepers selling different things. An
apple cost1penny &chocalate costs 1penny U / bananas cost 1
penny. (e has bought eual nu#ber of applechocolate U banana for
each son. If the total a#ount he in"est is 7 penny then ho! #any he
has boughtfro# each piece for his son)a*1app1cho1 banana b*1
app&cho/ banana c*1app&cho1banana
&. 2ne person had three children. (e had 7 pennies. ind the
distribution of the fruits a#ong the three
children. A #elon costs 1 penny & oranges cost 1 penny and /
grapes cost 1 pennya*& #elons 1 orange 1 grape b* & #elons
& orange 1 grape c* 1 #elons & orange 1 grape.
PATTERN 36
1* The age of the t!o friends !ere in the ration of ,5.If the
su# of their ages is 55.Then after ho! #anyyears their ratio !ill
beco#e +7)a*11 b*7 c*10 d*1&
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&*The age of the t!o friends !ere in the ration of ,5.If the
su# of their ages is ,,.Then after ho! #anyyears their ratio !ill
beco#e 7,)a*11 b*, c*10 d*1&
/* The age of the t!o friends !ere in the ration of &/.If
the su# of their ages is 55.Then after ho! #anyyears their ratio
!ill beco#e 85)a*11 b*// c*&& d*88
PATTERN 37
1*A "olu#e of 104/, l !ater is in a container of sphere.(o! #any
se#isphere of "olu#e 8l each !ill bereuired to tranfer all the
!ater into the s#all se#ispheres)
a*&+1& b*+&/1 c*&7/8 d*8&&&
PATTERN 381*A person is#anufacturing a house.(e bought &0
ropes of !ire !hich has a density of /00Xg#/.The height of the
building to be constructed is 80 #.If the capacity of the current
passedin the !ire is &0 A and the "oltage capacity is +0
[olts.Then !hat !ill be the opposing force tothe current if the
!ire is used )a*& b*8 c*+ d*1,00
PATTERN 39
1*A horse chases a pony & hours after the pony runs.(orse
ta'es / hours to reach the pony.If thea"erage speed of the horse is
+1X#ph.Then !hat is the a"erage speed of the pony)a*8,.8 b*51
c*5/.8 d*8+.,
&* A horse chases a pony / hours after the pony runs. (orse
ta'es 8 hours to reach the pony. Ifthe a"erage speed of the horse
is /5 '#ph !hat s the a"erage speed of the pony)/* A horse chases a
pony / hours after the pony runs. (orse ta'es 8 hours to reach the
pony. Ifthe a"erage speed of the horse is /5 '#ph !hat s the
a"erage speed of the pony9ATT@BN 801*The difference bet!een t!o no
is 4 and the product of the t!o is 18.hat is the suare of
theirsu#)a*1&0 b*1/0 c*1/7 d*185
&* The su# of t!o no is 5 and the product of the t!o is
18.hat is the su# of their suares)
/* The su# of the suares of t!o no is 1& and their su# is
15.ind the product of the t!o no)
PATTERN 41
1* 2n planet 'orba a solar blast has #elted the ice caps on its
euator. 4 years after the ice#elts tiny planetoids called echina
start gro!ing on the roc's. @china gro!s in the for# ofcircle and
the relationship bet!een the dia#eter of this circle and the age of
echina is gi"en bythe for#ula d : 8GJ Ht-4* for t \ 4 !here d
represents the dia#eter in ## and t the nu#ber ofyears since the
solar blast.Wagan recorded the radius of so#e echina at a
particular spot as 7##.(o! #any years bac' did the solar blast
occur)
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a* 17 b*&1.&5 c*1&.&5 d*18.05
PATTERN 42
1*A #an goes 50X# north then turned left !al'ed 80X# then turned
right ) In !hich directionhe is)a*North b*%outh c*@ast d*est
PATTERN 43
1*In T.Nagar the building !ere nu#bered fro# 1 to 100.Then ho!
#any 8Ps !ill be present in thenu#bers)a*1+ b*14 c*&0
d*&1
&*In T.Nagar the building !ere nu#bered fro# 1 to 100.Then
ho! #any ,Ps !ill be present in thenu#bers)a*1+ b*14 c*&0
d*&1
/*In T.Nagar the building !ere nu#bered fro# 1 to 100.Then ho!
#any 1Ps !ill be present in thenu#bers)
a*1+ b*14 c*&0 d*&1
8*In T.Nagar the building !ere nu#bered fro# 1 to 100.Then ho!
#any 0Ps !ill be present in thenu#bers)a*1+ b*14 c*&0 d*11
PATTERN 44
1* A nu#ber !hen di"ided by Z lea"es a re#ainder of + and !hen
di"ided by /Z lea"es are#ainder of &1. hat is the re#ainder
left !hen t!ice the nu#ber is di"ided by /Z)1/ b* cannot be
deter#ined c* / d* 8&PATTERN 45
1.* errari %.9.A is an Italian sports car #anufacturer based in
?aranello Italy. ounded by @n3o
errari in 14&+ as %cuderia errari the co#pany sponsored
dri"ers and #anufactured race carsbefore #o"ing into production of
street-legal "ehicles in 1487 as errari %.9.A. Throughout
itshistory the co#pany has been noted for its continued
participation in racing especially inor#ula 2ne !here it has
e#ployed great success .Bohit once bought a errari. It could go
8ti#es as fast as ?ohans old ?ercedes. If the speed of ?ohans
?ercedes is /5 '#hr and thedistance tra"eled by the errari is 840
'# find the total ti#e ta'en for Bohit to dri"e
thatdistance.&0.7& b* 5.1+ c* &/+.&5 d* ,.1+&*
errari %.9.A is an Italian sports car #anufacturer based in
?aranello Italy. ounded by @n3oerrari in 14&+ as %cuderia
errari the co#pany sponsored dri"ers and #anufactured race
carsbefore #o"ing into production of street-legal "ehicles in 1487
as errari %.9.A. Throughout itshistory the co#pany has been noted
for its continued participation in racing especially in
or#ula 2ne !here it has e#ployed great success .Bohit once
bought a errari. It could go 8ti#es as fast as ?ohans old ?ercedes.
If the speed of ?ohans ?ercedes is 8, '#hr and thedistance tra"eled
by the errari is 45/ '# find the total ti#e ta'en for Bohit to
dri"e thatdistance.&0.7& b* 5.1+ c* &/+.&5 d*
,.1+PATTERN 46
1* A sheet of paper has state#ents nu#bered fro# 1 to 70. or all
"alues of n fro# 1 to 70.%tate#ent n says At least n of the
state#ents on this sheet are false. Yhich state#ents are trueand
!hich are false)
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a* The e"en nu#bered state#ents are true and the odd nu#bered
are false.b* The odd nu#bered state#ents are true and the e"en
nu#bered are false.c* The first /5 state#ents are true and the last
/5 are false.d* The first /5 state#ents are false and the last /5
are false.PATTERN 47
1* A #an goes north /7'#.turns left goes &'#.turns right
goes 17'#.turns right goes &'#. find
distance b! starting ending point.a* 58 b* &7 c* +1 d*
,7PATTERN 48
1* If there are /0 cans out of the# one is poisoned if a person
tastes "ery little he !ill die !ithin18 hours so if there are #ice
to test and &8 hours to test ho! #any #ices are reuired to find
thepoisoned can)a* / b* & c* , d* 1PATTERN 49
1* If a and b are #i6ed in /5 ration and b and c are #i6ed in +5
ration if the final #i6ture is /5liters find the a#ount of b)A*
1/./8 b* 15.7/ c* 1,.7/ d* 4.85PATTERN 50
1* If !e subtract a nu#ber !ith y !e get 8 increase of nu#ber
once it got di"ided by y itself...ind that nu#ber))A* 1/ b* 1&
c* 18 d* 11PATTERN 51
1* It is the class !ith the seating arrange#ent in 8 ro!s and +
colu#ns. hen the teacher saysstart the girl !ho is sitting in first
ro! and first colu#n !ill say 1 then the ne6t girl sittingbehind
her !ill say 8 the ne6t gir l s itt ing behind that gir l !ill say
7 in a particular order eachgirl is telling a nu#ber the follo!ing
girls told 10 1/ ne6t turn is yours !hat u !ill say)a* 15 b* 17 c*
18 d* 1,PATTERN 52
1* It is dar' in #y bedroo# and I !ant to get t!o soc's of the
sa#e color fro# #y dra!er !hichcontains &8 red and &8 blue
soc's. (o! #any soc's do I ha"e to ta'e fro# the dra!er to get
at
least t!o soc's of the sa#e color)A* & b* / c* 8+ d*
&5&* ady has & select glo"es U hat fro# a bas'et. In
the dar' she can distinguishhatUglo"es.18red &0blue 1+green r
there. ind probability that any selected glo"e pair has
sa#ecolor./*.A lady had fine glo"es and hats. &5 blue 7 red and
4grey. %he had to select a pair a#ong the#.;ut there !as no light
so she had to select in dar'ness the correct pair !ith a glo"e and
a hat.Therefore ho! #any co#binations of sa#e color she can
select)PATTERN 53
1* If the [alentinePs Zay in &005 falls on ?onday then on
!hich day !ill the [alentinePs Zayfall on &010)A* %aturday b*
Thursday c* ednesday d* %unday
PATTERN 541. A person run fro# A to ;.(e too' O of the ti#e less
to reach ; !hen co#pare to run at nor#al%peed.Then ho! #any
percentage he has increased his speed)a*80 b*88.8 c*//./
d*&&.&
&. An athlete decides to run the sa#e distance in 18th less
ti#e that she usually too'. ;y ho!#uch percent !ill she ha"e to
increase her a"erage speed)a*80 b*88.8 c*//./
d*&&.&
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PATTERN 55
1. In a building there are 5 roo#s.@ach ha"ing a eual area .The
length of the roo# is 8# andbreadht is 5 #.The height of the roo#s
are .If 17 bric's are needed to #a'e a suare #eterthen ho! #any
bric's are needed to #a'e the floor of a particular roo#)a*/&0
b*/+0 c*/80 d*/00
PATTERN 561. 2ne #an !ant to build a !all .The length and
breadth of the !all are &0 and /0 respecti"ely.(e need /5
bric's for one suare centi#eter then ho! #any bric's he
need)a*&1500 b*/0000 c*&1000 d*&0000
PATTERN 57
1. In a hotel !e can order t!o types of "aritiesbut !e can #a'e
, #ore "ariteis in ho#e.2ne canchoose the four "arities !ith t!o
fro# hotel as #ust.ind ho! #any !ays one can order.a*18 b*15 c*5,
d*&+
PATTERN 58
1. If a pipe can fill the tan' !ithin ,hrs.;ut due to lea' it
ta'es /0 #in #ore.No! the tan' is full
then ho! #uch ti#e !ill it ta'e to e#pty the tan' throught the
lea'.)a*7+ b*5, c*,, d*54
PATTERN 59
1.The bacteria has the probability of split into / and
probability to die is 1/rd of the totalbacteria.et the probability
is 9.%o#e of the# sur"i"ed !ith probabili ty 15.Then !hich a#ongthe
follo!ing relation is true)a*9:1/E15G/ b*9:15GH1+-/*
&. There is a bacteria !hich has the probability of die 1/
of its total nu#ber or it #ay tripled.ind out the probabilityA.
9:1/EH&/GpR/* ;. 9:&/EH&/GpR/* . 9:&/EH1/GpR/* Z
9:&/EH&/GpR/*
PATTERN 60
1. There !as a grand #other in a "illage !ho had a grand
child.Vpon as'ing her grand childs ageshe told that she is as older
as #any days old as her daughters age in !ee's and as #any days
asher o!n age in years.The su# of the three is 1/0.then ho! old is
the child.)
PATTERN 61
1* In T.Nagar the building !ere nu#bered fro# 1 to 100.Then ho!
#any 8Ps !ill be present inthe nu#bers)a*1+ b*14 c*&0
d*&1
&* In Tnagar #any buildings !ere under residential
category.for buildings they nu#ber as 1 to
100. or shops corporation nu#bered bet!een 150 and &00 only
pri#e nu#bers. ho! #any ti#e, !ill appear in building
nu#bering)
PATTERN 62
1*A#rith told to Anand in front of a 9hoto that ](e is the son
of #y fatherPs son^.ind !ho is inthe picture if a#rith ha"e no
brothers and sisters.a*A#rith hi#self b*A#rithPs Vncle c*A#rithPs
ather d*A#rithPs son
&* 2ne person has no siblings and says^ the guy in the photo
is the only son of #y father Ys
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son^. hat is the relation of the guy to the person)
PATTERN 63
1* 2ne grand father has / grand children t!o of the age
difference is /.@ldest child age is / ti#esthe youngest childs age
and the eldest child age is t!o year #ore than the su# of other
t!ochildren. ind !hat is the age of the elders child)
a*1+ b*&& c*/0 d*10.
&* 2ne grandfather has three grandchildren t!o of their age
difference is / eldest child age is /ti#es youngest childPs age and
eldest childPs age is t!o ti#es of su# of other t!o children. hatis
the age of eldest child)
/* 2ne grandfather has three grandchildren t!o of their age
difference is / eldest child age is /ti#es youngest childPs age and
eldest childPs age is t!o ti#es of su# of other t!o children. hatis
the age of eldest child)
PATTERN 64
1* In a school for a student out of 100 he got 78 of a"erage for
7 subects and he got 74 #ar's in
the +th subect. !hat is the a"erage of all the
subect)a*7,.&51 b*+0.&5 c*78.&,5 d*78.,&5
PATTERN 65
1* / persons abc !ere there A al!ays says truth; lies on
?ondaytusdayU ednesday.but lies on thrusdayriday U saturday .one
day A said^that ; U said to A that^ ; said ]yesterday!ay one of the
days !hen I lies^ said that^yesterday !ay one of the days !hen I
lies too^.then!hich day !as that)a*%unday b*Thursday c*%aturday
d*Tuesday
PATTERN 66
1* hich is the s#allest no !hich di"ides &++0 and gi"es a
perfect suare)
a*8 b*4 c*/ d*5
PATTERN 67
1* (o! #any 4 digit nu#bers are possible by using the digits
1&/85 !hich are di"isible by 8if the repetition is allo!ed)a*57
b*5, c*54 d*5+
&* ho! #any 1/ digit nu#bers are possible by using the
digits 1&/85 !hich are di"isible by 8if repetition of digits is
allo!ed)
/* ;y using 1&/85ho! #any 5 digit no. can be for#ed !hich is
di"isible by 8repetation ofno. is allo!ed))
8* or# + digit nu#bers fro# by using 1 &/85 !ith repetition
is allo!ed and #ust be di"isibleby8)5* (o! #any of 18 digit nu#bers
!e can #a'e !ith 1&/85 that are di"isible by 8.
Bepetitionsallo!ed.PATTERN 68
1* onsider t!o tu#blers the first containing ater and ne6t
contains coffee. %uppose you ta'eone spoon of !ater out of the
first tu#bler and pour it into the second tu#bler. After #o"ing
youta'e one spoon of the #i6ture fro# the second tu#bler and pour
it bac' into the first tu#bler .
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hich one of the follo!ing state#ent holds no!)a* There is less
coffee in the first tu#bler than !ater in the second tu#blersb*
There is #ore coffee in the firs tu#bler than !ater in the second
tu#blerc* There is as #uch coffee in the first tu#bler as there is
!ater in the second tu#blerd*None of the state#ents holds true
&* T!o bo!ls are ta'en one contains !ater and another
contains tea.one spoon of !ater is addedto second bo!l and #i6ed
!ell and a spoon of #i6ture is ta'en fro# second bo!l and added
tothe second bo!l. hich state#ent !ill hold good for the abo"e)
PATTERN 69
1* %i6 friends decide to share a big ca'e. %ince all of the#
li'e the ca'e they begin uarreling!ho gets to first cut and ha"e a
piece of the ca'e. 2ne friend suggests that they ha"e a
blindfoldfriend choose fro# !ell shuffled set of cards nu#bered one
to si6.
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."$r& " man time& i& t.e ta n$m*ere% 4 $&e% *
t.e ,a* in n$m*erin t.e&e mi(e
a* 4b*14c* &0d* &1
T.ere are t" ater tan& A an% A i& m$(. &ma,,er t.an
)"n&i%er t" t$m*,er& t.e #ir&t ("ntainin "ne ,itre "#
("##ee +$"&e "$ tae "ne
&""n "# ater "$t "# t.e # ir&t t$m*,er an% "$r it int"
t.e &e("n% t$m*,er A#ter m"vin
"$ tae "ne &""n "# t.e mixt$re #r"m t.e &e("n% t$m*,er
an% "$r it *a( int" t.e # ir&t
t$m*,er
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+"re& "# a #$n$& (a,,e% ,ate *,i.t r" an% &rea%
in#e(ti"n rai%, T.e&e at."en&
ere re&"n&i*,e #"r t.e Iri&. "tat" #amine "# t.e
mi%-19t. (ent$r T.e&e &eem t" .ave
atta(e% t.e t"mat" (r"& in En,an% t.i& ear T.e t"mat"
(r"& .ave re%$(e% an% t.e
ri(e "# t.e (r" .a& ri&en $ T.e ri(e .a& a,rea% "ne
$ t" 45 a *"x #r"m 27 a *"x a
m"nt. a" " m$(. m"re "$,% a veeta*,e ven%"r nee% t" a t" *$ 27
*"xe& t.i&
m"nt. "ver .at .e "$,% .ave ai% ,a&t m"nt.a* $&7b* $
1+c* $85d* $ 8+,
Biven a (",,e(ti"n "# 36 "int& P in t.e ,ane an% a "int
e$i%i&tant #r"m a,, "int& in P
.i(. "# t.e #",,"in are ne(e&&ari, tr$e
A. The points in 9 lie on a circle.;. The distance bet!een any
pair of points in 9 is larger than the distance bet!een F and a
pointin 9
a* A and ;b* Nei ther A nor ;c* ; onlyd* A only
In t.e ear 2002 ritain a& re"rte% t" .ave .a% 43m (,"&e%
C (ir($it te,evi&i"n =))TD>
(amera& C "ne #"r ever 14 e",e in t.e ("$ntr T.i&
&(r$tin i& &$"&e% t" %eter an%
%ete(t (rime In "ne (rimina, (a&e t.e ",i(e interr"ate&
t" &$&e(t& T.e rati" *eteen
t.e ae& "# t.e t" &$&e(t& i& 6:5 an% t.e
&$m "# t.eir ae& i& 6:5 an% t.e &$m "# t.eir
ae&
i& 55 ear& A#ter ." man ear& i,, t.e rati" *e
8:7
a* 11b* ,
c* 10d* 5
+$&an ma%e a *,"( it. &ma,, ($*e& "# 8 ($*i( (m
v",$me t" mae a *,"( 3 &ma,, ($*e&
,"n 9 &ma,, ($*e& i%e an% 5 &ma,, ($*e& %ee +.e
rea,ie& t.at &.e .a& $&e% m"re &ma,,
($*e& t.an &.e rea,, nee%e% +.e rea,ie% t.at &.e
("$,% .ave ,$e% a #eer n$m*er "#
($*e& t"et.er t" ,"( ,ie a *,"( it. &ame
%imen&i"n& i# it ere ma%e .",," (ir(,e
T.e "a, i& t" *rin t.e &e(ia, ("in& a%@a(ent
t" ea(. "t.er an% t.e #ir&t ,aer t" %" &" in& t.e
ame Initia,, t.e &e(ia, ("in& are
&earate% * t" "r%inar ("in& 1 an% 2
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a* In order to !in Alo' should re#o"e 21 on his first turn.b* In
order to !in Alo' should re#o"e one of the coins different fro# 21
and 2& on his firstturn.c* In order to !in Alo' should re#o"e
2& on his first turn.d* Alo' has no !inning
strategy.Exam/Intervie !ate : 08-No"-&010N" "# R"$n%&
:Aptitude Test)"ntri*$t"r Name : Xathir
