Directions (13-17) :Study the given information carefully to answer the given questions. M, N. O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting around a circular table facing the centre with equal distances between each other [but not necessarily in the same order). Each of them also belongs to a different field of work -Author, Designer, Doctor, Engineer, Journalist, Policeman, Singer and Teacher (but not necessarily in the same order).
Q sits second to the left of the Singer. Only two people sit between S and the Singer. Only one person sits between Q and the Designer. N sits second to the left of the Designer. P is neither an immediate neighbour of N nor Q. P is not a singer. T is an immediate neighbour of P. The Doctor sits second to the right of T. Only three people sit between the Doctor and the Engineer. R sits second to the left of the Engineer. T is not a Journalist. The Journalist is neither an immediate neighbour of S nor T. O sits to the immediate left of the Journalist. The Teacher sits to the immediate right of the Author.
Who amongst the following is a designer?
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1). Four of the following five are alike in a certain way, and so form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group?
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2). What does R work as ?
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3). This questions consists of an information and two statements numbered l and ll given below it. You have to decide which of the given statements weaken/s or strengthen/s the information and decide the appropriate answer. Information : According to a report naval ship 'AquaEmp' met with the fatal accident owing to the fact that it was ageing and nearly two decades old. Statements: I. The accident took place when the seaman at the artillery section accidently misfired the missile hitting certain crucial engine machinery II. Average age of all ships, battleships or cargo ships, is 30-35 years, before which these can be operated safely,
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4). Statements : Some rooms are stores. All stores are godowns. All godowns are warehouses. Conclusions : I. All rooms are godowns. ll. All stores are warehouses.
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5). Statements : Some room are stores. All stores are godowns. All godowns are warehouses. Conclusions : I. All warehouses being rooms is a possibility. II. Atleast some godowns are rooms.
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6). Statements : All kittens are cubs. No kitten is a puppy. Conclusions : I. All Puppies being cubs is a possibility. II. All cubs are kittens.
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7). Statements : No sea is a Iake. Some lakes are rivers. All rivers are oceans. Conclusions : I. No sea is a river. II. All oceans are lakes.
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8). Statements : No sea is a lake. Some lakes are rivers. All rivers are oceans. Conclusions : I. Atleast some oceans are lakes. II. All rivers are lakes.
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9). Statements :\( B > E \ge A < L \); \( T \ge A > S\) Conclusions : I.\( T \ge B \) II. L > T
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10). Statements: \( L = I \ge N < E; N \ge S \) Conclusions : I. S < E II. E > L
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