IBPS CLERK Mains 2018 – 10 Days Study Planner – Reasoning -Day 6
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IBPS CLERK Mains 2018 – 10 Days Study Planner – Reasoning -Day 6
Dear Bankersdaily Aspirants,
IBPS CLERK Mains Exam 2018 is coming fast than you think and there are only less days to make your preparation fruitful. The preparation strategy must be fixed in such a way that the actual ones will help to score more marks in the IBPS CLERK mains Exam 2018.
The IBSP CLERK Mains Exam 2018 is scheduled to happen on 20th December 2019.
As like the last year, sectional timing is also there, and one needs to be prepared in such a way that, the aspirant can attend maximum number of questions.
The key to score more marks lies in scoring in the General Awareness, banking Awareness and English Section. So, one needs to be preparing in such a way that, the aspirant must get maximum marks in the above said section. Practising is the key to score in these topics and aspirants must read at least 6 months Current Affairs to crack the General Awareness Section and Banking Awareness Section.
To enhance the preparation of the aspirants, we have already released the IBPS CLERK Mains Exam 2018 Current Affairs & Banking Awareness Capsule which covers CA & Banking News from June to December 2018.
The other topics like Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning Ability and English Language should also be prepared so that the score soars up.
We have started the IBPS CLERK Mains Exam 2018 – Planner where we are providing practice questions from the above topics which will help the aspirants to increase the solving ability and to learn new questions.
We have also included the New pattern Questions which have been asked in the recent exams like SBI Clerk, IBPS RRB Assistant and others. This will assist the aspirants in analysing the type of questions and to know the nuances of attending the Different type of questions.
- Section : Reasoning Ability
- Total Questions: 20
- Total Timing: 15 Minutes
1-5) Read the following information carefully and answers the given question below.
In certain code language,
Provides better road connectivity is coded as ‘kal nar har qar’
This year budget provides is coded as ‘kal tar gul far’
Budget mains focuse road is coded as ‘nar gul sar cal’
Railway connectivity focuses year is coded as ‘tar har fal par’
Q.1) What does the code ‘gul’ represents?
a) year
b) Mains
c) better
d) Budget
e) None of these
Q.2) What is the code for the word ‘connectivity’?
a) qar
b) har
c) tar
d) fal
e) cal
Q.3) What is the code for the word ‘focuses’?
a) fal
b) sar
c) par
d) Either a or b
e) Cannot be determined
Q.4) What does the code ‘qar’ denotes?
a) Provides
b) This
c) road
d) better
e) None of these
Q.5) What may the code ‘fal cal’ represents?
a) Connectivity mains
b) Mains year
c) Railway road
d) focuses budget
e) Railway mains
D.6-10) Study the following information and answer the questions given below:
In a certain code language,
Access with the logic compulsory – kj rt xz mn dl
Their logic is needed – rt ke ds jq
Accept the logic with points – rt dl fp xz uv
Accept the most valuable points – gh fp uv ky dl
Q.6) What is the code for ‘logic’ in this given code language?
a) ke
b) rt
c) Cannot be determined
d) ds
e) None of these
Q.7) What is the code for ‘needed’ in this given code language?
a) ke
b) ds
c) jq
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of these
Q.8) The code ‘xz mn uv’ may stands for which of the following words in this given code language?
a) with access their
b) compulsory access points
c) valuable logic access
d) access with points
e) None of these
Q.9) What is the code stands for ‘most valuable’ in this given code language?
a) gh dl
b) ds jq
c) gh ky
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of these
Q.10) What is the code stands for ‘accept logic’ in this given code language?
a) fp rt
b) fp uv
c) dl rt
d) uv rt
e) Cannot be determined
D.11-20) In each question below are given some statements followed by some conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements.
Q.11) Statements:
All apples are banana.
Some grapes are banana.
All mangoes are fig.
No fig is a banana.
Conclusions:
All mangoes can never be apple
Some grapes are not fig
III. No apple is a mango
Some bananas are mango
a) Only I and II follow
b) Only II and III follow
c) Only I and IV follow
d) Only I, II and III follow
e) None of these
Q.12) Statements:
Some cones are circle
All circles are square.
All cones are square.
No square is a triangle
Conclusions:
Some cones are triangle is a possibility
Some cones are not square
III. No circle is a triangle
All square can never be cone
a) Only I and II follow
b) Only III follows
c) Only I and IV follow
d) Only I, II and III follow
e) None of these
Q.13) Statements:
Some homes are building.
All homes are house.
All buildings are house.
Some houses are apartment.
Conclusions:
Some buildings are apartment
No apartment is a home
III. All apartments can never be home
a) Only I and II follow
b) Only III follows
c) Only II follows
d) None follows
e) None of these
Q.14) Statements:
No light is a fan.
Some fans are wind.
No wind is a storm.
Conclusions:
Some lights are storm
All fans can never be storm
III. Some winds are definitely not light
a) Only I and II follow
b) Only III follows
c) Only II and III follow
d) All follow
e) None of these
Q.15) Statements:
Some chairs are table.
No table is a bench.
No bench is a desk.
Conclusions:
All tables can never be desk
Some chairs are benches
III. No bench is a chair
a) Only I and either II or III follow
b) Only III follows
c) Either II or III follows
d) Only I follows
e) None of these
Q.16) Statements:
All camels are giraffe.
No giraffe is a deer.
All deer are cow.
Conclusions:
Some cows are giraffe is a possibility
No deer is a camel
III. At least some camels are cow
a) Only I and II follow
b) Only III follows
c) Only II and III follow
d) None follows
e) None of these
Q.17) Statements:
Only tigers are cat.
Some tigers are leopard.
No leopard is a cheetah.
Conclusions:
Some tigers are cheetah is a possibility
All cats can never be leopard
III. No cheetah is a tiger
a) Only II follows
b) Only I follows
c) Either I or III follows
d) Only II and either I or III follows
e) None of these
Q.18) Statements:
No Road is a Highway.
All Highways are Bye pass.
All Bye pass are Bridges.
Some Bridges are Canal.
Conclusions:
All Bridges are Highways
Some Canal is not Road
a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows
c) Both I and II follow
d) Either I or II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows
Q.19) Statements:
All Televisions are LED.
No LED is a LCD.
No LCD is a CRT.
All CRT are Monitors.
Conclusions:
Some LEDs are CRT
No CRT is a LED
a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows
c) Both I and II follow
d) Either I or II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows
Q.20) Statements:
All Monkeys are Birds.
All Birds are Animals.
Some Animals are Mammals.
No Mammal is an insect.
Conclusions:
All animal can never be insect
All birds can never be insect
a) Only I follows
b) Only II follows
c) Both I and II follow
d) Either I or II follows
e) Neither I nor II follows
Explanations
D.1-5)
Q.1) d
Q.2) b
Q.3) e
Q.4) d
Q.5) e
D.6-10)
Q.6) (b)
Q.7) (d)
Q.8) (d)
Q.9) (c)
Q.10) (e)
Q.11) (d)
- True
- True
- True
- False
Q.12) (b)
- False
- False
- True
- False
Q.13) (d)
False- False
- False
Q.14) (c)
- False
- True
- True
Q.15) (c)
- False
- False (either ‘or’)
- False (either ‘or’)
Q.16) (a)
True- True
- False
Q.17) (b)
- True
- False
- False
Q.18) (e)
- False
- False
Q.19) (d)
- False (either or)
- False (either or)
Q.20) (a)
- True
- False