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SBI Clerk 2024 Reasoning Test - 4
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SBI Clerk 2024 Reasoning Test - 4

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  • Question 1/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight boxes i.e., T, H, N, J, K, M, E and B are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order.
    One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other. One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position. Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    How many boxes are kept above Box J?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions one more possibility arises from Case 2 i.e., Case 2a.

    Clue: Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 and Case 2a are cancelled here as there is no place for Box N and Box E.

    Inference: Only one Box remains i.e., Box K. So, the Final arrangement is:

    Three boxes are kept above Box J

  • Question 2/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight boxes i.e., T, H, N, J, K, M, E and B are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order.
    One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other. One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position. Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Which among the following boxes is kept just above Box N?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions one more possibility arises from Case 2 i.e., Case 2a.

    Clue: Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 and Case 2a are cancelled here as there is no place for Box N and Box E.

    Inference: Only one Box remains i.e., Box K. So, the Final arrangement is:

    Box M is kept just above Box N

  • Question 3/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight boxes i.e., T, H, N, J, K, M, E and B are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order.
    One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other. One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position. Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    How many boxes are kept between Box B and the box which is kept just below Box M?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions one more possibility arises from Case 2 i.e., Case 2a.

    Clue: Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 and Case 2a are cancelled here as there is no place for Box N and Box E.

    Inference: Only one Box remains i.e., Box K. So, the Final arrangement is:

    Box N is kept just below Box M

    One Box is kept between Box B and Box N

  • Question 4/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight boxes i.e., T, H, N, J, K, M, E and B are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order.
    One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other. One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position. Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions one more possibility arises from Case 2 i.e., Case 2a.

    Clue: Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 and Case 2a are cancelled here as there is no place for Box N and Box E.

    Inference: Only one Box remains i.e., Box K. So, the Final arrangement is:

    The statement given in option(c), is true

  • Question 5/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight boxes i.e., T, H, N, J, K, M, E and B are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order.
    One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other. One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position. Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    If all boxes are arranged according to alphabetical order from top to bottom, then how many boxes remain unchanged?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One box is kept between Box H and Box M. Two boxes are kept between Box M and Box B. Box B and Box H are not kept adjacent to each other.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: One Box is kept between Box T and Box J. Box J is kept below Box T. More than two boxes are kept below Box J. Box T is kept above Box H but not on the topmost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions one more possibility arises from Case 2 i.e., Case 2a.

    Clue: Box N is kept immediately above Box E which is not kept on the bottommost position.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 and Case 2a are cancelled here as there is no place for Box N and Box E.

    Inference: Only one Box remains i.e., Box K. So, the Final arrangement is:

    Two boxes remain unchanged i.e., Box H and Box J after the boxes are arranged in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

  • Question 6/10
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    In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate answer.

    Solutions

    I. M > B (True) II. K < A (False)

  • Question 7/10
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    In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate answer.

    Solutions

    I. T < K (False) II. H > R (False)

  • Question 8/10
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    In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate answer.

    Solutions

    I. 4 > 5 (False) II. 6 > 8(False)

  • Question 9/10
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    In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statement and select the appropriate answer.

    Solutions

    I. A < R (False) II. O ≤ A (False)

  • Question 10/10
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    Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

    Eight persons i.e., Rajesh, Vikram, Priya, Deepak, Nisha, Ananya, Arjun and Rahul were born on two different dates i.e., 7th and 10th of four different months viz. January, March, April and May of the same year but not necessarily in the same order.

    One person was born between Vikram and Nisha. Arjun was born three persons before Nisha. Arjun is older than Vikram but not just older. Nisha was born in the month having an even number of days. Two persons were born between Deepak and Ananya. Neither Deepak nor Ananya was born in the month in which Vikram was born. Deepak is not just older than Arjun and Nisha. Ananya was not the first person to be born. Rajesh was born two persons before Rahul.

    Who among the following persons was born just before Ananya?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    Clues: One person was born between Vikram and Nisha. Arjun was born three persons before Nisha. Arjun is older than Vikram but not just older. Nisha was born in the month having an even number of days.

    Inference: From the above conditions there are two possibilities i.e., Case 1 and Case 2.

    Clues: Two persons were born between Deepak and Ananya. Neither Deepak nor Ananya was born in the month in which Vikram was born. Deepak is not just older than Arjun and Nisha. Ananya was not the first person to be born.

    Inference: From the above conditions we get the following arrangement:

    Clue: Rajesh was born two persons before Rahul.

    Inference: From the above conditions Case 2 is cancelled here as there is no place for Rajesh and Rahul.

    Inference: Only one person remains i.e., Priya. So, the Final arrangement is:

    Arjun was born just before Ananya

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