Directions (58-62) : Read the given information to answer the given questions.
Eight people viz. Z, V, N, E, L, Q, H and U live on eight different floors of a building. The ground floor of the building is numbered one, the one above that is numbered two and so till the topmost floor is numbered eight. All of them play a different video games viz. Batman, Darkstone, Gothic, Magicka, Jurassic Park, Rayman, Payday and Victoria.
(Note : None of the given information is necessarily in the same order.)
E lives on floor number two. No one lives between E and the one who plays Batman. Only four people live between U and the one who plays Batman. Only one person lives between U and the one who plays Magicka. The one who plays Magicka does not live on the topmost floor. As many people live between the one who plays Batman and Magicka as between L and Q. L lives on an odd numbered floor above Q. As many people live between the one who plays Batman and Q as between the one who plays Darkstone and Q. The one who plays Payday lives on an even numbered floor immediately above the one who plays Victoria but not on floor two. Only two people live between H and Z. H lives on one of the floors above Z. The one who plays Rayman lives immediately below the one who plays Gothic. Only one people live between V and N. V lives on one of the floors above N. |
61). Which game does U play ?
| A). Victoria |
| B). Payday |
| C). Rayman |
| D). Darkstone |
| E). Batman |
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62). How many people live between the one who plays Gothic and U ?
| A). Three |
| B). Two |
| C). One |
| D). Four |
| E). None |
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63). In the number 2698345, three is subtracted from each digit greater than five. Five is added to each digit less than four. All other digits are kept unchanged. In the new number thus formed, which of the following digits will appear more than once ?
| A). None |
| B). Only 3 |
| C). Both 3 and 6 |
| D). Both 3 and 4 |
| E). Only 5 |
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64). Leena placed 4 envelopes- A, B, C and D above one another but not necessarily in the same order. She kept one of the items in each of the envelopes- Tickets, Passport, Marksheets and Stationary but not necessarily in the same order. The envelope containing Passport is kept immediately below A. No envelope is kept between A and C. The envelope containing Tickets is kept immediately above the envelope containing Marksheets. A does not contain Marksheets. What is the position of the envelope containing Stationary from the top of the stack ?
| A). Fourth |
| B). Cannot be determined |
| C). Second |
| D). First |
| E). Third |
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65). In which of the following expression does the expression K > N definitely holds false ?
| A). \( \Large Q \le U = B \le K ; N < T < Q < R \) |
| B). \( \Large Q = U = B < K ; N < T < Q > R\) |
| C). \( \Large Q < U < B > K ; N = T < Q > R \) |
| D). \( \Large Q = U \le B < K ; N \le T \le Q > R\) |
| E). \( \Large Q = U \ge B > K ; N \ge T > Q > R\) |
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Directions (66-70) : Study the table and answer the given questions.
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66). What was the respective ratio of the difference between the number of students (males + females) appearing from Schools A and C and those appearing from Schools B and D ?
| A). 4:3 |
| B). 6:5 |
| C). 7:6 |
| D). 5:3 |
| E). 5:4 |
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67). In School B, if the number of males and females who failed the test was 'X' each and the respective ratio between the number of males and females who passed the test was 5:8, what was the value of X ?
| A). 75 |
| B). 60 |
| C). 45 |
| D). 80 |
| E). 50 |
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68). Total number of students (males + females) appearing from School D was what percent more than those from School E ?
| A). \( \Large 14\dfrac{8}{9}\) |
| B). \( \Large 15\dfrac{5}{9}\) |
| C). \( \Large 18\dfrac{1}{9}\) |
| D). \( \Large 17\dfrac{7}{9}\) |
| E). \( \Large 13\dfrac{1}{3}\) |
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69). What was the average number of males who appeared from Schools B, D and E ?
| A). 350 |
| B). 345 |
| C). 355 |
| D). 340 |
| E). 335 |
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70). What was the difference between the total number of females appearing from schools A and C together and that of males appearing from the same schools together ?
| A). 120 |
| B). 100 |
| C). 90 |
| D). 130 |
| E). 110 |
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