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Questions 1 to 3
Directions for questions: There are six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U. R is the sister of U, Q is the
brother of Ts Husband, S is the father of P and Grandfather of U. There are two fathers, three brothers
and a mother in the group.
EASY
1
QID:30951
Who is the mother?
T
S
Q
R
Correct Answer. Overtime
Answer Option :1
Solution
R is the sister of U
Q is the brother of Ts Husband
Exam analysis - AMCAT13-01
Candidate Name : Surya Datta Gollapudi
Analysis Overview Analysis - Questionwise
Quants Logical Verbal

S is the father of P and Grandfather of U

Grouping all the clues
Two fathers:P,S
Three brothers: Q&P are brothers.U should be male and the brother of R
T is the mother
EASY
2
QID:30952
How many male members are there in the group?
1
2
3
None of these
cannot be determined
Correct Answer. Accurate
Answer Option :4
Solution
R is the sister of U

Q is the brother of Ts Husband

S is the father of P and Grandfather of U
Grouping all the clues
Two fathers:P,S
Three brothers: Q&P are brothers.U should be male and the brother of R
Q,P,S,U-4 male members
EASY
3
QID:30953
How is U related to T?
Uncle
Son
Husband
Data insufficient
Wrong Answer. Over Confident
Answer Option :4
Solution
R is the sister of U
Q is the brother of Ts Husband

S is the father of P and Grandfather of U

Grouping all the clues
Here U is the son of T Here U is the grandson of T
So data insufficient
Questions 4 to 6
Directions for questions: The managing director of a company appoints planning committees, each
consisting of exactly three members. The persons eligible for appointment are three executives from
Finance - F, G and H - and three executives from Operations - K, L and M. Any given committee is
subjected to the following restrictions on appointments:
a. At least one member must be from Finance and at least one member must be from Operations.
b. If F is appointed, G cannot be appointed.
c. Neither H nor L can be appointed unless the other is also appointed.
d. If K is appointed, M must also be appointed.
EASY
4
QID:30961
Which of the following is an acceptable committee?
K, M, F
F, G, K
H, F, G
Data Inadequate
Skipped question. Early Skip
Answer Option :1
Solution
If F is appointed G cannot be there in the committee.
If K is there M will be in the committee
If M is there K may be there or may not be there
The possible committees are
FHL
GHL
KMF
KMG
MLH
The only acceptable committee is "K, M, F"
Options F, G, K & H, F, G can be eliminated because of b.If F is appointed, G cannot be
appointed.
EASY
5
QID:30962
If appointees from Finance are in majority in a certain committee, that committee must
include
F
L
K
G
Skipped question. Early Skip
Answer Option :2
Solution
If F is appointed G cannot be there in the committee.
If K is there M will be in the committee
If M is there K may be there or may not be there
The possible committees are
FHL
GHL
KMF
KMG
MLH
If finance committee is majority L should be from operations because from (d) if we choose
K or M from operations, both of them have to be there and appointees from operations will
be a majority.
From (c) if L(operations) is selected, H(finance) will also have to be selected and one more
appointee from finance will have to be selected.We can see that the committee must
include H and L.
EASY
6
QID:30963
If appointees from Operations are in majority in a certain committee, that committee must
include
G
K
M
L
Skipped question. Early Skip
Answer Option :3
Solution
If F is appointed G cannot be there in the committee.
If K is there M will be in the committee
If M is there K may be there or may not be there
The possible committees are
FHL
GHL
KMF
KMG
MLH
If operations committee is majority then M will be there at all possible cases
Questions 7 to 11
Directions for questions: Find the missing term.
EASY
7
QID:30964
5, 17, 37, 65, 101?
140
134
145
158
Correct Answer. Overtime
Answer Option :3
Solution
The difference between 5 & 17 =12
17 & 37=20(12+8)
37 & 65=28(20+8)
65 & 101=36(28+8)

Next value will be 101+ 44= 145

so that difference between 101 & 145=44(36+8)
Alternate method:
2 +1, 4 +1, 6 +1, 8 +1, 10 +1 ?
12 +1=144+1=145
Shortcut:
The difference between all the numbers is an even no.
5 17 37 65 101 odd
12 20 28 36 even
Odd no + even no= odd number
Only option with odd number is 145
EASY
8
QID:30965
180,192, ? ,216.
202
204
206
208
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :2
Solution
180, 192,? , 216
The difference between 180 & 192 =12
192& 216=24
So the missing term will have 12 difference so 192+12=204
EASY
9
QID:30966
B,D,F, ?, J
L
N
H
P
Correct Answer. Easy
2 2 2 2 2
2

Answer Option :3
Solution
B2, D4, F6, ?, J10
The pattern is + 2 8 alphabet is H
EASY
10
QID:30967
AH, EL, IP, ?
MT
TM
SP
PS
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :1
Solution
A1H8, E5L12, I9P16
The first alphabet +4
9+4=13th alphabet is M Only option starting with M is MT
EASY
11
QID:30968
CKP, DNT, ?
PQM
PNT
EQX
XQM
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :3
Solution
The first alphabet in the series is consecutive alphabets(C,D)
The next letter in the series will start with E
Only option starting with E is EQX
th

EASY
12
QID:30945
In a certain coded technique, the word BANG is coded as EFUP, then how GAPE will be coded
as per the technique?
JFWN
JKNP
KNMO
KFNW
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :1
Solution
The pattern is +3,+5,+7,+9
These two letters are enough to choose the answer option
EASY
13
QID:30946
In a certain coded language, the word FINCH is coded as IDNJG. How BURNS will be coded
in that language?
VCROT
TVRCO
TORVC
CVTOR
Wrong Answer. Over Confident
Answer Option :3
Solution

Except for the middle term,1 is added and the sequence is reversed
These two letters are enough to choose the answer
option
MEDIUM
14
QID:30947
In a certain coded language, the word Grasp is coded as Bmvnk. What word will be coded as
ADZIY in the same fashion?
FREED
FRIED
FIEND
FINED
Clean
Wrong Answer. Hasty
Answer Option :3
Solution
G - 7 --(-5)--> 2 - B
R - 18 --(-5)--> 13 - M
A - 1 --(-5)--> 22 - V
S - 19 --(-5)--> 14 - N
P - 16 --(-5)--> 11 - K
The logic behind this coding is simply subtracting 5 from the numerical values of each
alphabets from GRASP.
Now, if a word has to be coded as ADZIY then 5 has to be added to the numerical values of
ADZIY so as to decode and find the word.
F - 6 <--(+5)-- 1 - A
I - 9 <--(+5)-- 4 - D
E - 5 <--(+5)-- 26 - Z
N - 22 <--(+5)-- 9 - I
D - 4 <--(+5)-- 25 - Y
So the answer is FIEND.

EASY
15
QID:30948
Raju is facing towards the northwest direction. From there he turns 90 to the clockwise direction
and from there he turns 45 towards the same direction. Again, from there he moves 315 in the
anticlockwise direction. Which direction is he facing now?
South
West
South-east
North-west
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :3
Solution
315 ANTICLOCK WISE DIRECTION
OR
360-315=45 CLOCK WISE DIRECTION
So Now Raju Is Facing South East Direction
Option south east
0
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0
0
Alternate method:
Add clock wise direction together and subtract the anti clock wise direction
90+45-315=180 which is exactly opposite side
EASY
16
QID:30949
Ravi starts from his house and moves 4 km to the north and takes a left turn and walks 10 km
and enjoys a beautiful sunset, from there he walks to a tea shop 4 km to the south. How much
distance he needs to cover to reach his house?
4 km
12 km
5 km
10 km
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :4
Solution
EASY
17
QID:30950
A clock reads the time as 6:45. If the minute hand points towards north, in which direction will the
hour hand point to?
North
South
North-west
North-east
Skipped question. Early Skip
Answer Option :3
Solution
0

EASY
18
QID:30954
Manishs mom has four children,
The first childs name is Enie.
The second childs name is Meanie.
The third childs name is Minie.
What would be the name of the fourth child?
Moe
Joe
Manish
Vinie
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :3
Solution
Manish's name was left in children list
EASY
19
QID:30955
Find the missing term.
489
469

457
463
Wrong Answer. Over Confident
Answer Option :3
Solution
The pattern is product of the alphabet numbers and adding the series of square to it
2418=432+25=457
EASY
20
QID:30956
How many revolutions does a cycle wheel make in travelling one km?
I. It is pedalled at the speed of 3 km/hour.
II. The height of the top most point of the wheel from the ground is 1.3 meters.
Statement i alone is sufficient but statement ii alone is not sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient but statement i alone is not sufficient.
Both statements i and ii together are sufficient but neither of the statements alone is sufficient.
Either statement alone is sufficient
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :2
Solution
Statement 1: We cannot find the number of rotations using this
Statement 2: Indirectly diameter is given, from which circumference can be calculated
We know that distance= circumference revolutions
Distance is given in the question
Statement two alone is sufficient
EASY
QID:30957
What will be the age of Ram 5 years from now?

21
I Ram is 25 years younger than his father now.
II His father was 45 years old 5 years ago.
Statement i alone is sufficient but statement ii alone is not sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient but statement i alone is not sufficient.
Both statements i and ii together are sufficient but neither of the statements alone is sufficient.
Either of the statements alone is sufficient.
Correct Answer. Easy
Answer Option :3
Solution
Statement 1: Ram age=father age- 25
Statement 2: fathers age- 5=45
Using both the statements only we can find the Rams age
EASY
22
QID:30958
12 men, 8 women and 6 boys are assigned to do a piece of work. In how many days can they
complete the work?
I. 2 men, 3 women and 5 boys can complete the work in 67 days.
II. 18 men, 12 women and 9 boys can complete the work in 24 days.
Statement i alone is sufficient but statement ii alone is not sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient.
Both statements i and ii together are sufficient but neither of statements alone is sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient but statement i alone is not sufficient.
Wrong Answer. Lack Accuracy
Answer Option :2
Solution
Statement 2: 18M+12W+9B=1/24
By 3 => 6M+4W+3B=1/72
By 2 => 12M+8W+9B=1/36
Statement two alone is sufficient to find the answer
EASY

23
QID:30959
X, K, M and N are distinct real numbers. Is XM>XN?
I. KM>KN
II. M>N.
Question cannot be answered even with the help of both the statements together.
Statement i alone is sufficient but statement ii alone is not sufficient
Both statements i and ii together are sufficient but neither of statements alone is sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient but statement i alone is not sufficient.
Wrong Answer. Over Confident
Answer Option :1
Solution
Statement1:KM>KN
Statement 2: M>N
But both the statements do not say whether X is positive no or negative.
Both the statements are not sufficient
EASY
24
QID:30960
x and y are two trains which started at the same time from A and B respectively and running at
an uniform speed in opposite direction. Which train runs faster?
I. When they met, x was nearer to B than y was to A.
II. Y has less number of bogies than x.
Statement i alone is sufficient but statement ii alone is not sufficient.
Both statements i and ii together are sufficient but neither of statements alone is sufficient.
Statement ii alone is sufficient but statement i alone is not sufficient.
Question cannot be answered even with the help of both the statements together.
Wrong Answer. Over Confident
Answer Option :1
Solution
Statement 1: says X is closer to B than Y was to A
This statement says that X travelled fast

Statement 2: says about the number of bogies which is not needed for the question
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