Puzzle Test Questions and Answers

Answer: C

(I). Kunal stays close to school. So, the other three --- Rohit, Ashish and John stay far from the school.
(II). Rohit, Kunal and Ashish do not study in class VI. So, John studies in class VI.
Rohit and Kunal are not good at all subjects and John is in class VI. So, Ashish is good at all subjects and studies in class V.
Clearly, Rohit and Kunal study in class IV.
(III). Rohit is good at Mathematics, Kunal is weak in Mathematics. Ashish is good at all the subjects. Clearly, John is weak in all the subjects.

Ashish is good at all the subjects.

Answer: D

(I). Kunal stays close to school. So, the other three --- Rohit, Ashish and John stay far from the school.
(II). Rohit, Kunal and Ashish do not study in class VI. So, John studies in class VI.
Rohit and Kunal are not good at all subjects and John is in class VI. So, Ashish is good at all subjects and studies in class V.
Clearly, Rohit and Kunal study in class IV.
(III). Rohit is good at Mathematics, Kunal is weak in Mathematics. Ashish is good at all the subjects. Clearly, John is weak in all the subjects.

John is weak in all the subjects.

Answer: B

(I). Kunal stays close to school. So, the other three --- Rohit, Ashish and John stay far from the school.
(II). Rohit, Kunal and Ashish do not study in class VI. So, John studies in class VI.
Rohit and Kunal are not good at all subjects and John is in class VI. So, Ashish is good at all subjects and studies in class V.
Clearly, Rohit and Kunal study in class IV.
(III). Rohit is good at Mathematics, Kunal is weak in Mathematics. Ashish is good at all the subjects. Clearly, John is weak in all the subjects.

Kunal and Ashish are good at Hindi.

Answer: A

(I). Kunal stays close to school. So, the other three --- Rohit, Ashish and John stay far from the school.
(II). Rohit, Kunal and Ashish do not study in class VI. So, John studies in class VI.
Rohit and Kunal are not good at all subjects and John is in class VI. So, Ashish is good at all subjects and studies in class V.
Clearly, Rohit and Kunal study in class IV.
(III). Rohit is good at Mathematics, Kunal is weak in Mathematics. Ashish is good at all the subjects. Clearly, John is weak in all the subjects.

Rohit and Ashish are good at Mathematics.

Answer: D

(I). Kunal stays close to school. So, the other three --- Rohit, Ashish and John stay far from the school.
(II). Rohit, Kunal and Ashish do not study in class VI. So, John studies in class VI.
Rohit and Kunal are not good at all subjects and John is in class VI. So, Ashish is good at all subjects and studies in class V.
Clearly, Rohit and Kunal study in class IV.
(III). Rohit is good at Mathematics, Kunal is weak in Mathematics. Ashish is good at all the subjects. Clearly, John is weak in all the subjects.

Other than Rohit and Ashish, John stays far from school.

Answer: A

Note : The boys are standing facing south. So, consider 'left' and 'right' accordingly.
Jayesh is to the right of Alok i.e. J, A.
Pramod is between Bhagat and Subodh i.e. B, P, S.
Subodh is between Jayesh and Pramod.
So, the sequence is :
Bhagat, Pramod, Subodh, Jayesh, Alok → South
Alok is at the extreme left end.

Answer: D

Note : The boys are standing facing south. So, consider 'left' and 'right' accordingly.
Jayesh is to the right of Alok i.e. J, A.
Pramod is between Bhagat and Subodh i.e. B, P, S.
Subodh is between Jayesh and Pramod.
So, the sequence is :
Bhagat, Pramod, Subodh, Jayesh, Alok → South
Subodh is in the middle.

Answer: B

Note : The boys are standing facing south. So, consider 'left' and 'right' accordingly.
Jayesh is to the right of Alok i.e. J, A.
Pramod is between Bhagat and Subodh i.e. B, P, S.
Subodh is between Jayesh and Pramod.
So, the sequence is :
Bhagat, Pramod, Subodh, Jayesh, Alok → South
Statement (A) is superfluous.

Answer: D

D is on the left of C i.e. C, D.
B is on the right of E i.e. B, E.
A is on the right of C i.e. A, C.
B is on the right of D i.e. D, B.
From the above statements, the correct order is : A, C, D, B, E.
Clearly, D is sitting in the centre.
Note : It is given that A, B, C, D, E are sitting facing you. So, your right and left will be considered as left and right respectively.

Answer: E

C is to the right of D.
D is third from south. So, B will be at the extreme end from north because it should have E as its neighbour. G is between E and F.
So the Sequence is :
B → 
E →
G →
F →  East
D →
C →
A →
G is sitting to the right of E.