Crack SBI Clerk / IDBI Executive 2018 – Logical Reasoning (Alpha Numeric Series & Syllogism) Day-51

Dear Readers, Reasoning Section play a vital role in Banking and all other competitive exams. This year 2018 was started with three wonderful opportunities; Most Awaited SBI Clerk 2018. To enrich your preparation here we have providing new series of Practice Questions on Reasoning Ability – Alpha Numeric Series & Syllogism. Candidates those who are going to appear in Bank Exams 2018 can practice these questions daily and make your preparation effective.

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Direction (Q 1-5): In the following questions, only one Conclusion is given and five statements are given as a), b), c), d) and e). From this you have to take the statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given statement logically follows.

1. Conclusions: 
   Some tables are desks
   Some squares are desks is a possibility
   Some tables are plastics
   Some squares are plastics is a possibility
   a) Statements: 
   Some desks are plastics
   Some plastics are tables
   Some tables are squares
   b) Statements: 
   Some desks are plastics
   Some plastics are tables
   All tables are squares
   c) Statements: 
   Some desks are plastics
   All plastics are tables
   Some tables are squares
   d) Statements: 
   Some desks are plastics
   No plastics are tables
   Some tables are squares
   e) Statements: 
   All desks are plastics
   No plastics are tables
   All tables are squares
2. Conclusions: 
   No sweet is a pencil
   Some dark are not sweets
   Some boxes are sweets
   Some dark are pencils
   a) Statements: 
   All sweets are boxes
   All boxes are pencil
   Some pencils are dark
   b) Statements: 
   All sweets are boxes
   No box is pencil
   No pencils are dark
   c) Statements: 
   Some sweets are boxes
   All boxes are pencil
   Some pencils are dark
   d) Statements: 
   All sweets are boxes
   No box is pencil
   Some pencils are dark
   e) Statements: 
   Some sweets are boxes
   Some box is pencil
   Some pencils are dark
3. Conclusions: 
   Some silvers are books is a possibility
   Some chains are guides
   Some guides are silvers is a possibility
   Some silvers are chains
   a) Statements: 
   Some books are guides
   Some guides are chains
   No chains are silvers
   b) Statements: 
   Some books are guides
   No guides are chains
   All chains are silvers
   c) Statements: 
   All books are guides
   No guides are chains
   All chains are silvers
   d) Statements: 
   All books are guides
   No guides are chains
   No chains are silvers
   e) Statements: 
   Some books are guides
   Some guides are chains
   Some chains are silvers
4. Conclusions: 
   Some lines are roofs
   Some lens are lines is a possibility
   Some lenses are photographs
   Some photographs are roofs is a possibility
   a) Statements: 
   All roofs are lines
   Some lines are photographs
   Some photographs are lens
   b) Statements: 
   All roofs are lines
   Some lines are photographs
   No photographs are lens
   c) Statements: 
   No roofs are lines
   All lines are photographs
   Some photographs are lens
   d) Statements: 
   All roofs are lines
   No lines are photographs
   No photographs are lens
   e) Statements: 
   No roofs are lines
   No lines are photographs
   Some photographs are lens
5. Conclusions: 
   Some covers are nails
   Some tablets are nails
   Some covers are tigers
   Some covers are tablets
   a) Statements: 
   Some nails are tigers
   Some tigers are tablets
   All tablets are covers
   b) Statements: 
   Some nails are tigers
   All tigers are tablets
   All tablets are covers
   c) Statements: 
   Some nails are tigers
   All tigers are tablets
   Some tablets are covers
   d) Statements: 
   Some nails are tigers
   Some tigers are tablets
   Some tablets are covers
   e) Statements: 
   All nails are tigers
   Some tigers are tablets
   All tablets are covers

Directions (Q. 6-10): Answer these questions referring to the symbol-letter-number sequence given below:

A  0  I  ?  E  G  4  B  H  7  5  @  K  8  D  N  £  Q  Z  $  W  3  C  1  9  *  l  B  2  S  6 %

6. How many such consonants are there in the above sequence which are immediately preceded by a symbol and immediately followed by a digit ?

1.   One
2.   Two
3.   None
4.   Three
5.   More than three

7.What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following sequence ?

AIG,  4H@,   KDQ,   ?,   ILS

1.   ZW1
2.   NQ$
3.   @8N
4.   $W9
5.   None of these

8. Which of the following is exactly in the midway between the ninth from left end and the sixth from right end ?

1.   Q
2.   Z
3.   £
4.   W
5.   None of these

9. If the first sixteen elements are written in the reverse order then which of the following will be seventh to the left of twelfth element from right end ?

1.   7
2.   I
3.   G
4.   K
5.   None of these

10. How many such symbols are there in the above sequence which are immediately preceded as well as followed by consonant?

1.   None
2.   One
3.   Two
4.   Three
5.   None of these

Answers:

1. Correct Answer is: c)

2. Correct Answer is: d)

3. Correct Answer is: e)

4. Correct Answer is: a)

5. Correct Answer is: b)

Direction (6-10)

6. Answer: b;

@K8, $W3

7. Answer: a;

ZW1

8. Answer: a;

9. Answer: b;

10. Answer: c;

N£Q, Z$W

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