Reasoning
Practice Quiz for IBPS Clerk (Set – 3)
Directions (1 – 5): Study
the following information and answer the following questions given below:
In
a certain code language,
Only fence against world is written as 6©V, 1®T, 23@V, 15@W
When Know better resource is written as 11@W, 18#S, 23@W, 2©U
Educate change grow yourself is written as 7@W, 5#T, 25®S, 3©U
1. What is the code for
‘expensive’ in the code language?
A) 5@R
B) 5@S
C) 22®Q
D) 5®R
E) None of
these
2. What does the code
‘6©U’ represent in the given code language?
A) Fence
B) Friends
C) Forward
D) Fruits
E) None of
these
3. What is the code for
‘replace shop’ in the code language?
A) 19@W, 18®T
B) 20®T, 19#W
C) 18@U, 21#W
D) 19®V, 18@T
E) None of
these
4. What does the code
’25@W, 7©U’ represent in the given code language?
A) most change
B) yazh
garden
C) tools grow
D) your
temper
E) Both (B)
and (D)
5. What is the code for
‘Social justice’ in the given code language?
A) 10®, 19®V
B) 20#U, 10®S
C) 10®T, 19®U
D) 19®H, 10#F
E) None of
these
Directions (6 – 7): Study
the following information carefully to answer the questions that follow:
A is son of C. F is sister of A. L
has 3 children out of whom 2 are married. I is B’s daughter. G is daughter-in-law of C. B is sister-in-law
of D and mother of K. L is D’s father. D is brother of F. K is grandson of L.
6. How is A related to K?
A) mother
B) brother
C) father
D)
grandfather
E) None of
these
7. How is G related to B?
A) mother
B)
sister-in-law
C) sister
D)
grandmother
E) niece
8. How many meaningful
words can be formed using the letters ‘A, R, C, E, S, H’, each letter is using
only once? If one such word can be formed mark your answer as X and if more
than one word can be formed mark your answer as Y and if no such word can be
formed mark your answer as Z.
A) X
B) Y
C) Z
D) Can’t be
determined
E) None of
these
Directions (9 – 10):
Point A is 8 m west of point B. Point
E is 2 m east of point F. Point G is 3 m east of point H. Point E is 3 m north
of point of point D. Point C is 9 m west of point D. Point G is 9 m north of
point F. Point C is 6 m south of point B.
9. Find distance AH.
A) 7√6 m
B) 7√5 m
C) 6√6 m
D) 6√5 m
E) None of these
10. A person starts from
point G in east direction. Walks for 6 m, takes a right turn, now walks for 5
m. Now he takes a left turn, walks for 3 m, then after two consecutive right
turns he reaches point E. Find the distance travelled by him to reach point E.
A) 27 m
B) 25 m
C) 23 m
D) 24 m
E) 28 m
Solutions:
(1 – 5): Number——-> First letter of the
word its position.
—->
Symbols, Word containing
1
vowel @
2
vowel ©
3
vowel ®
4
vowel #
Last
letter ——>
Count
the number of letter in the word, the position of reverse alphabetical order.
Example:
‘Only’
coded as —>15 @ w
O
—>is 15th letter
@—->
for one vowel in the word
W
—-> number of letters 4, reverse alphabetical order 4th letter
is W.
1. B)
2. D) 3. E) 4. B)
5. C)
6. C)
7. B)
8. B) More than one word can be
formed
(i)
SEARCH
(ii)
ARCHES
9. D)
Vertical
distance = GF – (CB – ED) = 9 – (6-3) = 6
Horizontal
distance = AB + (CD – (HG + FE)) = 8 + (9 – (3+2) = 12
Required
distance AH = √(62 + 122) = 6√5 m
10. B)
6
+ 5+ 3 + (9-5) + (3+4) = 25 m
