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I. A. Category: English/verbal : Passage Reading
Read the following passage and answer the questions based on them:
The Death Car
It was cold night in September. The rain was drumming on the car roof as George & Marie
Winston drove through the empty country roads towards the house of their friends, the
Harrison’s, where they were going to attend a party to celebrate the engagement of the
Harrison’s daughter, Lisa. As they drove, they listened to the local radio station, which was
playing classical music. They were about 5 miles from the destination when the music on
the radio was interrupted by a news announcement: “The Cheshire police have issued a
serious warning after a man escaped from Colford Mental Hospital earlier this evening.
The man, John Downey, is murderer who killed 6 people before he was captured 2 years
ago. He is described as large, very strong & extremely dangerous. People in the Cheshire
area are warned to keep their doors & windows locked, & to call the police immediately if
they se anyone acting strangely.” Marie shivered, “A crazy killer. And he’s out there
somewhere. That’s scary.” Don’t worry about it,” said her husband. “We’re nearly there
now. Anyway, we have more important things to worry about. This car is losing power for
some reason—it must be that old problem with the carburetor, If it gets any worse, we’ll
have to stay at the Harrison’s’ tonight & get it fixed before we travel back tomorrow,” As
he spoke, the car began to slow down, George pressed the accelerator, but the engine only
coughed. Finally they rolled to a halt, as the engine died completely, Just as they stopped,
George pulled the car off the road, & it came to rest under a large tree. “Blast!” said
George angrily. “Now we’ll have to walk in the rain.” “But that’ll take us an hour at least,”
said Marie. “And I have my high-held shoes & my nice clothes on. They’ll be
ruined!” “Well, you’ll have to wait while I run to the nearest house & call the Harissons.
Someone can come out & picks us up,” said George. “But George! Have you forgotten what
the radio said? There’s a homicidal maniac out there! You can’t leave me alone
here!” “You’ll have to hide in the back of the car. Lock all the doors & lie on the floor in
the back, under this blanket. No-one will see you, when I come back, I’ll knock 3 times on
the door. Then you can get up & open it. Don’t open it unless you here 3 knocks.” George
opened the door & slipped out into the rain. He quickly disappeared into the
blackness. Marie quickly locked the doors & settled down under the blanket in the back for
a long wait. She was frightened & worried, but she was a strong-minded woman. She had
not been waiting long, however, when she heard a strange scratching noise. It seemed to be
coming from the roof of the car. Marie was terrified. She listened, holding her breath. Then
she heard 3 slow knocks, one after the other, also on the roof of the car. Was it her
husband? Should she open the door? Then she heard another knock, and another. This was
not her husband. It was somebody--or something--else. She was shaking with fear. But she
forced herself to lie still. The knocking continued-- bump, bump, bump, bump many hours
later, as the sun rose, she was still lying there. She had not slept for a moment. The
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knocking had never stopped, all night long. She did not know what to do. Where was
George? Why had he not come for her?
Suddenly, she heard the sound of 3 or 4 vehicles, racing quickly down the road. All of them
pulled up around her, their tires screeching on the road. At last! Some one had come!
Marie sat up quickly & looked out the window.
The 3 vehicles were all police cars, & 2 still had their lights flashing. Several policemen leap
out. One of them rushed towards the car as Marie opened the door. He took her by the
hand.
“Get out of the car & walk with me to the police vehicle. Miss you’re safe now. Look
straight ahead. Keep looking at police car. Don’t look back. Just don’t look back.”
Something in the way he spoke filled Marie with cold horror. She could not help herself.
After 10 yards from the police car, she stopped, turned & looked back at the empty vehicle.
George was hanging from the tree above the car, a rope tied around his neck. As the wind
blew his body back & forth, his feet were bumping gently on the roof of the car-- bump,
bump, bump, bump
Q 1. What was the reason for the news announcement on the radio?
a) 6 people, including John Downey, had been murdered
b) A dangerous prisoner had escaped
c) The police were warning of accidents on the roads in the bad weather
d) Some people had bens en acting strangely in the Cheshire area
Answer: b).
Q 2. What did George think was causing trouble with the car?
a) The carburetor
b) The rain drumming on the roof
c) The accelerator
d) He had no idea
Answer: a)
Q 3. Why did he pull the car off the road?

a) To have a rest
b) To go for a walk
c) To walk to the nearest house
d) It broke down
Answer: d).
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Q 4. Why did Marie stay in the car when George left?

a) ) She was afraid to go out in the dark
b) So no one could steel the car
c) Her clothes weren’t suitable for the rain
d) She wanted to get some sleep
Answer: c).
Q 5. Where did George set off to walk?

a) The mental hospital
b) The nearest house
c) The Harrison’s house
d) The police station
Answer: c)
I. B. Category: English/verbal : Fill in the Blanks
Q 6. A famous singer had been contracted to sing at a Paris opera house & ticket
sales________booming.
a) is b) are c) were d) have been
Answer: c).
Q 7. In fact, the night of the concert, the house was packed; every ticket __________.
a) is selling b) was selling c) sold d) had been sold
Answer: d).
Q 8. The feeling of anticipation & excitement was in the air as the house
manager__________ the stage & said, “Ladies & gentlemen, thank you for your
enthusiastic support!
a) took b) takes c) had taken d) was taking
Answer: a).
Q 9. I am afraid that due to illness, the man whom you’ve all come to
hear________________ performing tonight
a) will not be b) has not been c) had not been d) was not
Answer: a).
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Q 10. However, we _________ a suitable substitute who, we hope, will provide you with
comparable entertainment.
a) are finding b) were finding c) had found d) have found
Answer: d).
Q 11. The crowd____________ in disappointment & failed to hear the announcer mention
the stand-in’s name.
a) groans b) groaned c) had groaned d) were groaning
Answer: b).
II A. Category: Aptitude : Data Sufficiency
Q 12. For calculating X^2*Y^3-XY)/(X^2-Y^2)

a) X=2
b) Y=5
A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

C) Either of the one is enough D) Both are required
Answer: D
Q 13. The angle ABC in a triangle is 90 degree

i) If other two angles are equal
ii) If sum of other two angles is equal to angle ABC

Answer: B
Q 14. The distance between office and house of Mohan can be determined
i) If Mohan travels at a speed of 30kmph and reaches office 10 minutes late
ii) If Mohan travels at a speed of 40kmph then reaches office 10 minutes earlier

Answer: D
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Q 15. In a rhombus ABCD, the major diagonal is AC. The length of diagonal BD can be
determined
i) If the length AC=10cm
ii) If the length CD=6cm

Answer: D
Q 16. In a quadrilateral ABCD, angle ABC is obtained

i) If angle BCD is 70 degrees
ii) If sum of angle CDA and DAB is 130

Answer: D
Q 17. Is P’s height less than 170 cms?

i) If we add 5 to P’s height, it becomes more than 170cms.
ii) If we add 2 to P’s height, it become less than 170cms

Answer: B
Q 18. Who is shortest among P, Q, R & S

i) P is taller than Q
ii) R & Q are shorter than S

C) Either of the one is enough D) Both are not sufficient
Answer: D
Q 19. For saying x is a whole number

a) X^3+1=0
b) X^4-1=0

Answer: B
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Q 20. If i) g > 0 and h > 0 , ii) g^3 > h^3 then is g+3 > h+2?
Answer: This is repeatedly asked. Please check www.coders2020.com for its answer.
Q 21. What are the two numbers if

a) Product of both is 108 b) Sum of both is 24
Answer: 18 & 6
II B. Category: Aptitude : Data Interpretation
Q 22. Following is the data regarding electrification in rural are:
State % of non-electrified villages
A - 25
B - 45
C - 60
D - 35
E - 20
F - 15
(Actual data shown in bar form.)
Which is the state where government needs to spend maximum for electrification?
Answer: F
Q 23. In above question 18, what is the ratio of electrified to non- electrified villages in state
D?
Answer: 13:7
Q 24. In above question 18, if there are villages in the state B & D in the ratio of 8:5, then
find the ratio of the villages that are to be electrified?
Answer: 9:7
Q 25. A graphical representation of income of 8 management institutes for 3 years is
displayed. Calculate average income?
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Q 26. A pie chart is given with distribution data of ‘Times group magazine’. There are 2
circles, the outer circles represents distribution of ‘Indiatimes.com’ and the inner circle
represents circulation of ‘Times of India’. Calculate the ratio of circulation of both of them
in the year 2006.
Q 27. In the above question 2, calculate the ratio of maximum circulation of both of them.
Q 28. In the above question 2, calculate the average circulation of ‘Times of India’.
Q 29. In the above question 2, calculate the average distribution of ‘IndiaTimes.com’.
Q 30. In the above question 2, calculate the difference between maximum and minimum
circulation of ‘IndiaTimes.com’.
Q 31. A bar chart is given displaying runs scored by Sachin, Kambli and Dravid in last 3
years. Calculate the average run scored by all three batsmen.
Q 32. In the above question 7, calculate the average of maximum runs scored by each
batsman in any year.
Q 33. In the above question 7, calculate the average of minimum runs scored by each
batsman in any year.
Q 34. In the above question 7, calculate the ratio of average runs scored by Sachin and
Kambli.
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Q 35. In the above question 7, calculate the ratio of minimum runs scored by Sachin and
Dravid.
Q 36. A table is given displaying commodity price of rice, wheat, gold, coffee and tea over
last 5 years. Calculate the average percentage change in price of gold over last 5 years.
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Q 37. In the above question 12, calculate the maximum percentage change in price of rice
over last 5 years.
Q 38. In the above question 12, calculate the minimum percentage change in price of wheat
over last 5 years.
Q 39. In the above question 12, calculate the average price of all products in 2006.
Q 40. In the above question 12, which year saw maximum change in price?
II C. Category: Aptitude : Puzzles
Q 41. If you have 3 daughters and each daughter has a brother, how many kids do you
have?
Answer: 4
Q 42. There is a 12 feet long pole whose shadow is 3 feet long. If the height of pole is
increased, will its shadow length increase or decrease?
Answer: Increase.
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Q 43. A,B,C,D,E,F,G are seven friends. Each of them has a 7 digit phone no. The numbers
are such that no digit is repeated and no phone number has digit 0, 1 or 9. The digits in B’s
phone no. are strictly ascending order. The second last digit pf A’s phone no. is 2. The
middle digit of C’s phone no. is 2 and some more data were given.
Find the phone number of A?
Q 44. In above question 3, find the phone number of F.
Q 45. In above question 3, whose phone number is largest?
Q 46. In above question 3, whose phone number is lowest?
Q 47. In a family, each boy in has as many sisters as brothers but each girl has twice as
many brothers as sisters. How many boys and girls are there in the family?
Answer: 4 boys and 3 girls.
Q 48. What is the maximum number of slices can be obtained by cutting a cake with only 4
cuts?
Answer: 16.
Q 49. Father’s age is 5 times his son's age. 4 years back, father was 9 times older than son.
What is fathers' present age?
Answer: 40 years
Q 50. If the digits of father’s age are reversed then it becomes equal to his son’s age. If his
age was twice of his son’s age 1 year ago, what is his present age?
Answer: 73 years
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Q 51. A monkey climbs 6 feet and falls 3 feet in alternate minutes. What will be the time
taken by him to climb 60 feet high tree?
Answer: 37 minutes
Q 52. If (ABCD)*D =DCBA, then find the value of A, B, C & D?
Q 53. If A*B*C =D*E*F, then find their values such that all of them are between 1 & 9?
Q 54. Arrange seven 3’s using any operator so that result is 100?
Answer: 333/3 - 33/3=100.
Q 55. Arrange six 5’s using any operator so that result is 23?
Answer: 5*5 - 5/5+5/5 = 23.
Q 56. Using any arithmetic operator, make following equation correct:

16 12 2 3 = 99
Answer: Root(16)*12*2+3
II D. Category: Aptitude : Logical Reasoning
Q 57. Hari stands 10th in the class and Mohan stands 17th from back. If there are 4
students in between them, what is total strength of the class?
Answer: 28
Q 58. In a big queue of students, Raj is 6th from the front and Mohit is 14th from behind. If
they interchange their positions, Raj becomes 22nd from front. How many students are
there in the queue?
Answer: 37
Q 59. Find the odd man out among following:

a) Windows 98 b) Linux c) Unix d) SMTP
Answer: SMTP
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Q 60. Five people A, B, C, D and E are related to each other. They make following
statements:
Statement 1: B is my father's brother
Statement 2: E is my mother-in-law
Statement 3: C is my son-in-law's brother
Statement 4: A is my brother's wife
If all the 4 statements are true, then who made statement 1?
Answer: D
Q 61. In above question 10, who made statement 2?
Answer: B
Answer: E
Answer: C
Q 64. A 15 cm cube is painted with green, yellow and black on opposite sides. If it is cut
into cubes of 3 cm each, calculate the no. of cubes with 3 sides painted.
Answer: 27.
Q 65. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on two sides.
Answer: 36
Q 66. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on one side.
Answer: 54.
Q 67. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on no sides.
Answer: 8.
Q 68. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted with sides painted with different
color.
Answer: 8.
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Q 69. Six people A, B, C, D, E & F wants to sit in six consecutive seats. B must sit adjacent
to A. C must sit adjacent A or B. D must sit adjacent to A, B, or C and so on. In how many
possible ways, they can sit?
Answer: 32
Q 70. Complete the series: 5, 20, 24, 6, 2, 8, ?
Answer: 12 (as 5*4=20, 20+4=24, 24/4=6, 6-4=2, 2*4=8, 8+4=12).
Q 71. Find the odd figure out?
i) A figure of sun moving anti-clockwise

ii) A figure of sun moving clockwise
iii) A figure of sun moving clockwise
iv) A figure of sun moving clockwise
Answer: i) ( Moving anti-clock wise)
Q 72. Complete the series: 3, 8, --, 24, --, 48, 63
Answer: 15, 35. (Square of number – 1)
Q 73. Complete the series: 77,49,36,18, ?
Answer: 8 (7*7=49, 4*9=36, 3*6=18, 1*8=8)
Q 74. Complete the series: 7, 9, 13, _, 27, 37
Answer: 19
Q 75. A jeweler displays his hems in a particular manner. He has 7 gems and he displays 3
of them at a time. The gems are amethyst, diamond, opal, sapphire, emerald, ruby and
garnet. The display has to meet following conditions:-
a) Amethyst should always be displayed on the left window and diamond on the right.
b) Ruby should never come with diamond or garnet.
c) Emerald should always be with sapphire.
Which of the following combinations is appropriate?
i) amethyst, opal, sapphire ii) amethyst, diamond, ruby iii) amethyst, emerald, sapphire
Answer: iii)
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Q 76. Yesterday, my mother asked me to buy some stamps. Stamps are available in 2 paise,
7paise, 10paise, and 15paise and 20paise denominations. For three types of stamps I was
asked to buy five of each. For the other two types of stamps, I was asked to buy six of each.
Unfortunately I forgot which I was supposed to buy five of and which to buy six of. Luckily
my mother had given me the exact money required to buy the stamps which was Rs. 3.00
and the shopkeeper was able to give me the correct stamps. Which stamps did I buy?
Q 77. A cyclist covered 2/3 of his distance by cycle, and then his type was punctured. He
covered the remaining distance by walk. If he took twice the time in walking as compared
to time taken in cycling, then how fast he cycled than he walked?
Answer: 4 times.
Q 78. There are seven friends. First one goes to his friend’s house on first day. Second one
goes to his friend’s house on second day. Third one goes to his friend’s house on third day.
Fourth one goes to his friend’s house on fourth day. Fifth one goes to his friend’s house on
fifth day. Sixth one goes to his friend’s house on sixth day. Seventh one goes to his friend’s
house on seventh day. Which day all people can meet?
Q 79. A starts from point 'A' and walks 10m towards south to reach point 'B'. Then he
turns right and walks 10m to reach point ‘C'. Then he turns left and walks 10m to reach
point 'D'. Then he turns right and walks 10m to reach point 'E'. Then he turns left and
walks 10m to reaches point 'F'. Then he turns right and walks 10m to reach point ‘G'.
Then he turns right and walks 10m to reach point 'H'. He keeps on walking 50m further
toward west to reach point 'I'. And, finally he walks towards north 60m to reach point ‘K’.
Find the shortest distance between A & H.
Answer: 36m
Q 80. In the above question 32, find the shortest distance between I & K.
Answer: 60m
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Q 81. 100 coins were distributed among five persons J,K,L,M & N in such a way that:
a) None got equal no. of coins
b) J got coins equal to sum of K & L's coins
c) L got 3 coins more than cube of a number
d) K got coins equal to Square or Cube of an integer
e) M & N got the lowest no. of coins
Who got the highest no. of coins?
Answer: J
Q 82. In the above question 34, what was the share of coins for J?
Q 83. In the above question 34, how many coins more did K get than L?

a)a pentagon inside a hexagon
b)a rectangle inside a pentagon
c)a triangle inside a rectangle
d)a pentagon inside a rectangle
e ) a hexagon inside a septagon
Answer: d)

a)two intersecting circles
b)two intersecting squares
c)two intersecting triangles
d)one square intersecting with triangle
e)two intersecting pentagons
Answer: d)
Q 86. Below is five squares made of sticks. Is it possible to re-arrange 2 of the sticks to
make 4 squares of equal size?
Answer: No
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Q 87. Gopal and Mohan purchased 2 types of trees lemon and coconut in the ratio 1:5.
Gopal incurred extra expenditure of 2 lacs in leveling, labor etc. Both of them made a total
investment of 12 lacs. They earned 5 lacs on sale of coconuts. The total field area was 5
hectares and the outputs of fields were in the ratio 2:3. Find the number of coconuts sold?
Q 88. In an election, there are three participants A, B & C. If A has got 1500 more votes
than B and C has got half more than what A has got, then find their individual votes?
Q 89. i) There are 6 members in the family - A, B, C, D, E and F

ii) There are 2 married couples in the family
iii) D is brother of F
iv) Both D and F are lighter than B.
v) C is a lady. She is neither heaviest nor the lightest in the family.
vi) E is lighter than C.
vii) The grand father in the family is heaviest.
How is E related to F?
a) Grand mother b) Brother c) Father d) Data inadequate
Answer: C.
Q 90. In above question 5, which of the following is a pair of married couples?
a) AB b) BC c) AD d) BE
Answer: D.
Q 91. In above question 5, how many males are there in the family?
a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) data inadequate
Answer: D.
Q 92. In above question 5, who is the second place, if all the family members’ weights are
arranged in descending order?
a) A b)C c)D d ) Data inadequate
Answer: B.
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Q 93. In above question 5, how is C related to D?
a) Grand mother b)Cousin c)Sister d)Mother
Answer: A
Q 94. A says either Democratic or liberal wins the elections.

B says Democratic wins.
C says neither democratic nor liberal wins the election.
If only one of them is wrong, who won the election?
Answer: Democratic (C is wrong)
Q 95. John and Kate make following statements:

John: I am certainly not over 40.
Kate: I am 38 and you are at least 5 years older than me.
John: You are at least 39.
If all the statements by the two are false, what is their age?
Answer: John: 41, Kate: 37
Q 96. There are 30 students seating in a row. If Neha is sitting at 21st position from left,
what is her position from right?
Answer: 10th.
Q 97. A class consists of 25 students. If Suresh is ranked 10th, then what is his rank from
bottom?
Answer: 16th
Q 98. Four persons A,B,C & D have a total money 100. A & B have same amount of money
that C & D have. A has more money than B. C has half the money that D has. A has 5 more
than D. Who has the largest money amount?
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II E. Category: Aptitude : Syllogism
Q 99. If some cats are dogs and all dogs are pigs, then which of following can be concluded?
a) All pigs are cats b) No pig are cats c) Some pig are cats d) None of these
Answer: c).
Q 100. Consider following statements:

i) All kites are dogs
ii) All dogs are cupboards
Which of the following is true?

a) some dogs are cupboards b) All kites are dogs c) No kites are dogs d) None
Answer: b)
Q 101. Consider following statements:

i) All kites are dogs
ii) All dogs are cupboards
Which of the following is true?

a) some dogs are cupboards b) All kites are cupboards c) No kites are dogs d) None
Answer: b)

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The Death Car

Q 3. Why did he pull the car off the road?

Q 4. Why did Marie stay in the car when George left?

Q 5. Where did George set off to walk?

I. B. Category: English/verbal : Fill in the Blanks

II A. Category: Aptitude : Data Sufficiency

Q 12. For calculating X^2*Y^3-XY)/(X^2-Y^2)

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 13. The angle ABC in a triangle is 90 degree

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 16. In a quadrilateral ABCD, angle ABC is obtained

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 17. Is P’s height less than 170 cms?

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 18. Who is shortest among P, Q, R & S

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 19. For saying x is a whole number

A) Only one is sufficient B) Only two is sufficient

Q 21. What are the two numbers if

II B. Category: Aptitude : Data Interpretation

Q 22. Following is the data regarding electrification in rural are:

State % of non-electrified villages

(Actual data shown in bar form.)

Q 29. In the above question 2, calculate the average distribution of ‘IndiaTimes.com’.

II C. Category: Aptitude : Puzzles

Find the phone number of A?

Q 44. In above question 3, find the phone number of F.

Q 45. In above question 3, whose phone number is largest?

Q 46. In above question 3, whose phone number is lowest?

Answer: 4 boys and 3 girls.

Q 52. If (ABCD)*D =DCBA, then find the value of A, B, C & D?

Answer: 333/3 - 33/3=100.

Answer: 5*5 - 5/5+5/5 = 23.

Q 56. Using any arithmetic operator, make following equation correct:

II D. Category: Aptitude : Logical Reasoning

Q 59. Find the odd man out among following:

If all the 4 statements are true, then who made statement 1?

Q 61. In above question 10, who made statement 2?

Q 62. In above question 10, who made statement 3?

Q 63. In above question 10, who made statement 4?

Q 65. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on two sides.

Q 66. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on one side.

Q 67. In question 3 above, calculate no. of cubes painted on no sides.

Q 70. Complete the series: 5, 20, 24, 6, 2, 8, ?

Answer: 12 (as 5*4=20, 20+4=24, 24/4=6, 6-4=2, 2*4=8, 8+4=12).

Q 71. Find the odd figure out?

i) A figure of sun moving anti-clockwise

Answer: i) ( Moving anti-clock wise)

Q 72. Complete the series: 3, 8, --, 24, --, 48, 63

Answer: 15, 35. (Square of number – 1)

Q 73. Complete the series: 77,49,36,18, ?

Answer: 8 (7*7=49, 4*9=36, 3*6=18, 1*8=8)

Q 74. Complete the series: 7, 9, 13, _, 27, 37

Which of the following combinations is appropriate?

Find the shortest distance between A & H.

Who got the highest no. of coins?

Q 84. Find the odd figure out?

Q 85. Find the odd figure out?

Q 89. i) There are 6 members in the family - A, B, C, D, E and F

Answer: 12 (as 54=20, 20+4=24, 24/4=6, 6-4=2, 24=8, 8+4=12).

Answer: 8 (77=49, 49=36, 36=18, 18=8)