Reasoning Practice set for IBPS PO SO 2016
Guess Paper and Practice Set of Reasoning Practice set for IBPS PO SO 2016
Reasoning Practice set has been designed by teachers of few best Bank PO coaching of Noida and students should try this Reasoning Practice set for IBPS PO SO.
Reasoning will have 35 questions and student should invest 20 minutes or 33% time alotted for exam. Reasoning is considered to be scoring subject and accuracy needs to be high during exam. For high accuracy during exam , students should practice different sets.
Directions(1-6):Study the below information and answer the questions given below.
In the following questions, the symbols @, #, $, & and % are used as illustrated below-
P % Q means ‘P is not smaller than Q’
P $ Q means ‘P is not greater than Q’
P & Q means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’
P # Q means ‘P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’
P @ Q means ‘P is neither greater nor smaller than Q’
Now in each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true?
Give answer 1 if only conclusion I is true.
Give answer 2 if only conclusion II is true.
Give answer 3 if either conclusion I or II is true.
Give answer 4 if neither conclusion I or II is true.
Give answer 5 if both conclusions I and II are true.
Q1. Statements:
A%D; E#D; R&D;
Conclusions:
A & E;
R # D;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Q2. Statements:
B $ D; D & C; T @ D;
Conclusions:
B & C;
T & C;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Q3. Statements:
R@L; L$S; S&U;
Conclusions:
S&R;
S@R;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Q4. Statements:
W # R; R @ Q; T & S;
Conclusions:
W & Q;
T # S;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Q5. Statements:
W$T; C#T; V%Z;
Conclusions:
W#T;
Z%V;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Q6.Statements:
A $ B; B $ C; C @ D;
Conclusions:
A # D;
A @ D;
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Directions(7-12):In each of the questions below are given four statements followed by two or four conclusions numbered I,II,III and IV. you have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Q7. Statements:
All Apples are banana
Some banana are grapes
Some grapes are kiwi’s
All kiwi’s are mangoes
Conclusions:
Some mangoes are grapes
Some kiwi’s are bananas
Some grapes are apples
Some mangoes are bananas
(1) Only I and II follow
(2) Only I and III follow
(3) Only I, II and III follow
(4) Only II,III and IV follow
(5) None of these
Q8.Statements:
All pens are pencils
Some pencils are erasers
Some erasers are sharpeners
Some sharpeners are scales
Conclusions:
Some scales are pens
some sharpeners are pencils
Some sharpeners are pens
Some scales are pencils
(1)None follow
(2)Only I follow
(3)Only II follow
(4)Only III follow
(5)Only IV follow
Q9.Statements
Some cycles are scooter
All scooter are cars
All cars are trucks
Some trucks are aeroplanes
Conclusions:
Some Aeroplanes are scooter
Some trucks are cycles
some cars are cycles
some aeroplane are cycles
(1)Only I and III follow
(2)Only II and III follow
(3)Only I and IV follow
(4)Only II,III and IV follow
(5)None of these
Q10.Statements
Some rabbits are cats
Some cats are dogs
All dogs are dears
All dears are elephant
Conclusions:
Some Rabbit are dogs
Some rabbit being dogs is a possibility
Some elephant are dears
Some cats are elephants
(1)Only I and II follow
(2)Only III and IV follow
(3)Only II and IV follow
(4)Only II,III and IV follow
(5)No one follow
Q11. Statements
All Kites are flies
No fly is a plane
All planes are jets
Conclusions:
No Kite is a jet
Some planes being kites is a possibility
(1)Only I follow
(2)Only II follow
(3)Either I and II follow
(4)Neither I nor II follow
(5)Both I and II follow
Q12. Statements
All Kites are files
No fly is a plane
All planes are jets
Conclusions:
Some jets being kites is a possibility
No jet is a fly
(1)Only I follow
(2)Only II follow
(3)Either I and II follow
(4)Neither I nor II follow
(5)Both I and II follow
Directions(13-18)Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below-
Eight Players, A,B,C,D,E,F,G and H are sitting around a circular table facing centre not necessarily in the same order.
Each one of them proficient in a different game viz. Kabaddi, Hockey, Table Tennis, Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, Shooting and Tennis but not necessarily in the same order.
C is second to the right of the person who is proficient in shooting. Only one person sits between C and the person who is proficient in volleyball. G is sitting third to the left of the person
who is proficient in Tennis. The person who is proficient in Tennis is not an immediate neighbour of the person who is proficient in Shooting. C is not proficient in Shooting. The person who is proficient in basketball is to the left of D. D does not proficient in Volleyball or Tennis. The persons who is proficient in basketball and Tennis are immediate neighbours of each other. One of the immediate neighbour of the person who is proficient in Tennis, proficient in Hockey. B and H are immediate neighbour o each other. There is one person between B and A. E is not proficient in Kabaddi. A is proficient in Volleyball. H is not proficient in Hockey. F is sitting between the persons who is proficient in Shooting and Cricket. G is second to the right of the person who is proficient in Kabaddi.
Q13. Who among the following is sitting third to the right of C?
(1)S
(2)The person who is proficient in Hockey
(3)The person who is proficient in Volleyball
(4)H
(5)The person who is proficient in Kabaddi
Q14. Who among the following is sitting just opposite to ‘A’?
(1)The person who is proficient in Basketball.
(2)F
(3)The person who is proficient in volleyball
(4)B
(5)The person who is proficient in Shooting
Q15 Which of the following pairs represents the immediate neighbours of ‘E’?
(1)A and the person who is proficient in Tennis.
(2)B and the person who is proficient in Table Tennis.
(3)The person who is proficient in Volleyball and H.
(4)Cannot be determined
(5)None of these
Q16. What is the position of ‘F’ with respect to ‘B’?
(1)Fourth to the right
(2)Fourth to the left
(3)Third to the right
(4)Fifth to the right
(5)Sixth to the left
Q17. Who among the following is sitting fourth to the left of the person who is proficient in Hockey?
(1)D
(2)F
(3)G
(4)B
(5)cannot be determined
Q18. Who among the following is sitting exactly between the person who is proficient in Table Tennis and F?
(1)C
(2)D
(3)A
(4)E
(5)H
Directions(19-23)Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below
Input low 19 high 18 day right all 16 35 20
I right low 19 high 18 day all 16 20 35
II low right 19 high 18 day all 16 35 20
III high low right 18 day all 16 35 20 19
IV day high low right all 16 35 20 19 18
V all day high low right 35 20 19 18 16
Q19. Find Number of steps required to solve this Input-
87 up saw 60 75 tree
(1) 2
(2) 5
(3) 4
(4) 3
(5) 6
Q20. Find the last step of given input-
87 up saw 60 75 tree
(1)up tree saw 60 75 87
(2)saw tree up 87 75 60
(3)up saw tree 75 60 87
(4)saw tree up 60 75 87
(5)none
Q21.If IInd step is- you 13 how divide 28 catch 15 17 .
Find the Input
(1)how divide 13 you 15 17 catch 28
(2)catch divide 17 15 28 13 how you
(3)you 15 17 how divide catch 28 13
(4)cannot be determined
(5)none
Q22. Find 4th value from the left in the Last step
if Input is -87 up saw 60 75 tree
(1)87
(2)up
(3)75
(4)60
(5)none
Q23. Find IInd value from the right in the last step
if Input is -87 up saw 60 75 tree
(1)87
(2)75
(3)60
(4)up
(5)none
study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below(24-29).In a certain code language “Honey and Bee sugar” is written as ‘mi ra li ta’.”sugar needs more honey” is written as ‘ta ha sa mi’.”bee honey is related” is written as ‘li mi cu nu’.”more related to dabour” is written as ‘sa nu zi wo’.
Q24. What is the code for needs?
(1)ha
(2)ra
(3)zi
(4)wo
(5)none of these
Q25. What is the code for “Dabour honey Bee”.
(1)pa mi li
(2)ne mi cu
(3)zi mi li
(4)li ko ti
(5)none
Q26. What is the code for ‘more’
(1)za
(2)la
(3)sa
(4)pa
(5)none of these
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Q27. What is the code for ‘sugar needs more’
(1)ta ha sa
(2)ha sa pa
(3)pa sa la
(4)ta sa ja
(5)none of these
Q28. What is code for ‘is’
(1)cu
(2)hr
(3)va
(4)ma
(5)none of these
Q29. What is the code for ‘and’?
(1)so
(2)ri
(3)ka
(4)ra
(5)none of these
(Directions-30-34)Study the following information and answer the below questions.
X + Y -> X is the father of Y
X – Y -> X is the Mother of Y
X / Y -> X is the Sister of Y
X * Y -> X is the Brother of Y
X > Y -> X is the Husband of Y
X < Y -> X is the Wife of Y
Q30.Examine the expression and determine how B is related to D?
B+A/C-D
(1)B is the grandmother of D
(2)none
(3)B is uncle of D
(4)B is the father in law of D
(5)B is the grandfather of D
Q31.Which of the following expression represents B is the Daughter in law of A.
(1)A<C*D>B
(2)A>C-D>B
(3)A>C-D<B
(4)A>C/D<B
(5)None of these
Q32. Examine the expression and find the relationship between D&C.
A>D*B+C<E
(1)Uncle and Niece
(2)Mother and Daughter
(3)Sisters
(4)None of these
(5)No Relation
Q33.Which of the following expression represents that Head of the family is F?
(1)F+C>E-A*B*D
(2)A+C*E-D<F+B
(3)B*C>D/E+A<F
(4)None of these
(5)cannot be determined
Q34.Examine the below expression and find how A is related to F.
A+B-C/D>E-F
(1)G Father
(2)GG Father
(3)G Mother
(4)GG Mothe
(5)None of these
Q35. A man is facing North. He turns 120˚ in the anticlockwise direction & then 75˚ in clockwise direction then turn 135˚ in anticlockwise direction. which direction is he facing now.
(1)North-West
(2)East-West
(3)West
(4)East
(5)Cannot be determined
Answer Key
Q1 (1)
Q2 (2)
Q3 (3)
Q4 (4)
Q5 (4)
Q6 (3)
Q7 (5)
Q8 (1)
Q9 (2)
Q10 (4)
Q11 (4)
Q12 (4)
Q13 (2)
Q14 (5)
Q15 (1)
Q16 (3)
Q17 (2)
Q18 (1)
Q19 (4)
Q20 (2)
Q21 (4)
Q22 (1)
Q23 (2)
Q24. (1)
Q25. (3)
Q26. (3)
Q27. (1)
Q28. (1)
Q29. (4)
Q30 (5)
Q31 (3)
Q32 (1)
Q33 (1)
Q34 (2)
Q35 (1)
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