Directions for the following questions:Examine carefully the following statements and answer the three items that follow. Out of four friends A, B, C and D

Directions for the following questions: Answer the following questions based on the statements given below.I. There are 3 poles on each side of the road. II. These six poles are labelled A, B, C, D, E and F. III. The poles are of different colours namely golden, Silver, metallic, black, bronze and white.IV. The poles are of different heights. V. E, the tallest pole, is exactly opposite to the golden coloured pole. VI. The shortest pole is exactly opposite to the mettalic coloured pole. VII. F, the black coloured pole, is located between A and D. VIII. C, the bronze colured pole, is exactly opposite to A. IX. B, the metallic coloured pole, is exactly opposite to F. X. A, the white coloured pole, is taller than C but shorter than D and B.
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Directions for the following questions: Answer the following questions based on the statements given below.I. There are 3 poles on each side of the road. II. These six poles are labelled A, B, C, D, E and F. III. The poles are of different colours namely golden, Silver, metallic, black, bronze and white.IV. The poles are of different heights. V. E, the tallest pole, is exactly opposite to the golden coloured pole. VI. The shortest pole is exactly opposite to the mettalic coloured pole. VII. F, the black coloured pole, is located between A and D. VIII. C, the bronze colured pole, is exactly opposite to A. IX. B, the metallic coloured pole, is exactly opposite to F. X. A, the white coloured pole, is taller than C but shorter than D and B.
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Directions for the following questions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

A group of seven friends A, B, C, D, E, F AND G work as economist, agriculture officer, IT officer, terminal operator, clerk, forex officer and research analyst, for banks L, M, N, P, Q, R and S but not necessarily in the same order. C works for bank N and is neither a research analyst nor a clerk. E is an IT officer and works for bank R. A works as a forex officer and does not work for bank L or Q. The one who is an agriculture officer works for bank M. The one who works for bank L works as a terminal operator. F works for bank Q. G works for bank P as a research analyst. D is not an agriculture officer.

Directions for the following questions: Answer the following questions based on the statements given below.I. There are 3 poles on each side of the road. II. These six poles are labelled A, B, C, D, E and F. III. The poles are of different colours namely golden, Silver, metallic, black, bronze and white.IV. The poles are of different heights. V. E, the tallest pole, is exactly opposite to the golden coloured pole. VI. The shortest pole is exactly opposite to the mettalic coloured pole. VII. F, the black coloured pole, is located between A and D. VIII. C, the bronze colured pole, is exactly opposite to A. IX. B, the metallic coloured pole, is exactly opposite to F. X. A, the white coloured pole, is taller than C but shorter than D and B.
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Directions for the following questions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

A group of seven friends A, B, C, D, E, F AND G work as economist, agriculture officer, IT officer, terminal operator, clerk, forex officer and research analyst, for banks L, M, N, P, Q, R and S but not necessarily in the same order. C works for bank N and is neither a research analyst nor a clerk. E is an IT officer and works for bank R. A works as a forex officer and does not work for bank L or Q. The one who is an agriculture officer works for bank M. The one who works for bank L works as a terminal operator. F works for bank Q. G works for bank P as a research analyst. D is not an agriculture officer.

Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions :

Madan and Rohit are in the same team of hockey. Parth defeated Rohit in badminton but lost to Sachin in tennis. Nitin teams with Sagar in football and with Sachin in hockey. Rohit defeated Sachin in chess. Those who play cricket do not play badminton, volleyball or tennis. Madan and Parth are in opposite teams of basketball. Nitin represents his state in cricket while Sagar does so at the district level. Boys who play chess do not play football, basketball or volleyball. Madan and Parth are together in the volleyball team. Boys who play football also play hockey.

Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions :

Madan and Rohit are in the same team of hockey. Parth defeated Rohit in badminton but lost to Sachin in tennis. Nitin teams with Sagar in football and with Sachin in hockey. Rohit defeated Sachin in chess. Those who play cricket do not play badminton, volleyball or tennis. Madan and Parth are in opposite teams of basketball. Nitin represents his state in cricket while Sagar does so at the district level. Boys who play chess do not play football, basketball or volleyball. Madan and Parth are together in the volleyball team. Boys who play football also play hockey.

Directions: Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions :

Madan and Rohit are in the same team of hockey. Parth defeated Rohit in badminton but lost to Sachin in tennis. Nitin teams with Sagar in football and with Sachin in hockey. Rohit defeated Sachin in chess. Those who play cricket do not play badminton, volleyball or tennis. Madan and Parth are in opposite teams of basketball. Nitin represents his state in cricket while Sagar does so at the district level. Boys who play chess do not play football, basketball or volleyball. Madan and Parth are together in the volleyball team. Boys who play football also play hockey.

Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below : (i) There are five types of cards viz. A, B, C, D and E. There are three cards of each type. These are to be inserted in envelopes of three colours - Red, Yellow and Brown. There are five envelopes of each colour. (ii) B, D and E type cards are inserted in red envelopes. A, B and C type cards are to be inserted in yellow envelopes and C, D and E type cards are to be inserted in brown envelopes. (iii) Two cards each of B and D type are inserted in red envelopes.