A word arrangement machine, when given an input line of words, rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and the steps rearrangement. (and Step VII is the last step for this input)
As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in the given questions the appropriate step for the given input.
Input :- Go for to Though By easy To Access at
Step I :- Access Go for th Though By easy To at
Step II :- Access at Go for to Though By easy To
Step III :- Access at By Go for to Though easy To
Step IV :- Access at By easy Go for to Though To
Step V :- Access at By easy for Go to Though To
Step VI :- Access at By easy for Go Though to To
Step VII :- Access at By easy for Go Though To to
Input : every and peer to an for
Which of the following steps would be'an and every for peer to' ?
Answer: B
In the given arrangement, the words have been arranged alphabetically in a sequence, altering the position of only one word in each step.
Input :- every and peer to an for
Step I :- an every and peer to for
Step II :- an and every peer to for
Step III :- an and every for peer to
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Input : Together over series on feast the so
Which of the following steps will be the last but one ?
Answer: D
In the given arrangement, the words have been arranged alphabetically in a sequence, altering the position of only one word in each step.
Input :- Together over series on feast the so
Step I :- feast Together over series on the so
Step II :- feast on Together over series the so
Step III :- feast on over Together series the so
Step IV :- feast on over series Together the so
Step V :- feast on over series so Together the
Step VI :- feast on over series so the Together
Clearly, Step VI is the last step and V is the last but one (second last).
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Input : Over Go For through at one
Which step number will be the last step of the above input ?
Answer: E
In the given arrangement, the words have been arranged alphabetically in a sequence, altering the position of only one word in each step.
Input :- Over Go For through at one
Step I :- at Over Go For through one
Step II :- at For Over Go through one
Step III :- at For Go Over through one
Step IV :- at For Go one Over through
Since all the words in the given input have been arranged alphabetically uptil Step IV, so it is the last step.
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The Step II of an input is as follows :
and Do pet to on that
Which of the following would definitely be the input ?
Answer: E
Correct answer: None of these
The machine moves words into alphabetical order one position at a time, and it skips any word already standing in its correct place - which is why “Go” is never moved in the illustration. The six words sort to and, Do, on, pet, that, to, so Step II must have the first two in place with the rest in their original order. Only the third option leaves the tail as “pet to on that”, but starting from “Do and pet to on that” Step I alone already produces the given line, and Step II would then move “on” into third place and give something different. No option works, so the answer is none of these.
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The admission ticket for an exhibition bears a password which is changed after every clock hour based on set of words chosen for each day. The following is an illustration of the code and steps of rearrangement for subsequent clock hours. The time is 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Day's first password :
First Batch --- 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
is not ready cloth simple harmony burning
Second Batch --- 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
ready not is cloth burning harmony simple
Third Batch --- 11 a.m. to 12 noon
cloth is not ready simple harmony burning
Fourth Batch --- 12 noon to 1 p.m.
not is cloth ready burning harmony simple
Fifth Batch --- 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
ready cloth is not simple harmony burning
and so on.
If the password for the first batch was --- "rate go long top we let have", which batch will have the password --- "go rate top long have let we" ?
Answer: C
Clearly, the given arrangement is as under :
In the first step, the first three and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
Then, the first four and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
The process is repeated to obtain successive output steps.
First batch : rate go long top we let have
Second batch : long go rate top have let we
Third batch : top rate go long we let have
Fourth batch : go rate top long have let we.
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Day's first password --- "camel road no toy say me not".
What will be the password for fourth batch i.e. 12 noon to 1 p.m. ?
Answer: A
Clearly, the given arrangement is as under :
In the first step, the first three and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
Then, the first four and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
The process is repeated to obtain successive output steps.
First batch : camel road no toy say me not
Second batch : no road camel toy not me say
Third batch : toy camel road no say me not
Fourth batch : road camel toy no not me say
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If the batch 2 of the day has the password --- "came along net or else key lot", what would be the password for batch 4 (i.e. 12 noon to 1 p.m.) ?
Answer: D
Clearly, the given arrangement is as under :
In the first step, the first three and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
Then, the first four and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
The process is repeated to obtain successive output steps.
Second batch : came along net or else key lot
Third batch : or net along came lot key else
Fourth batch : along net or came else key lot
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If the password for 11 a.m. to 12 noon was --- "soap shy miss pen yet the she", what was the password for the first batch ?
Answer: B
Clearly, the given arrangement is as under :
In the first step, the first three and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
Then, the first four and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
The process is repeated to obtain successive output steps.
Third batch : soap shy miss pen yet the she
Second batch : pen miss shy soap she the yet
First batch : shy miss pen soap yet the she
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If the password for 6th batch i.e. 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. is --- "are trap cut he but say lap", what will be the password for 2nd batch i.e. 10-11 a.m. ?
Answer: C
Clearly, the given arrangement is as under :
In the first step, the first three and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
Then, the first four and the last three letters are written in a reverse order.
The process is repeated to obtain successive output steps.
Sixth batch : are trap cut he but say lap
Fifth batch : cut trap are he lap say but
Fourth batch : he are trap cut but say lap
Third batch : trap are he cut lap say but
Second batch : cut he are trap but say lap
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In which of the following pairs,second person is to the immediate right of the first person ?
Answer: C
Correct answer: B,C
The seating information that these questions were set against is not reproduced with the item as it now stands, so the arrangement cannot be derived from what is shown. The keyed pair is corroborated by the companion question in this set, which asks what is definitely true and is keyed to the same relation - C stands immediately to the right of B. On that reading B,C is the pair in which the second person is immediately right of the first, and the other three pairs are not adjacent in that order.
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