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Stratus – IBPS Clerk Course 2015
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
In a certain code, ‘always go with ideas’ is written as ‘ba ri dib gi’, ‘ideas and with approach’ is written as ‘ta gi ma ri’, ‘go approach and insights’ is written as ‘ma jo ba ta’, and ‘with and better mind’ is written as ‘ki ri to ta’.
- What is the code for ‘ideas’?
A) dib
B) ba
C) gi
D) ma
E) Cannot be determined
C) gi
Explanation:
With- ri, so ideas – gi
- What does ‘ta’ stand for?
A) approach
B) insights
C) with
D) and
E) mind
D) and
Explanation:
‘ta’ and ‘and’ – both present in last three - ’ta lo ba’ could be a code for which of the following?
A) approach and action
B) go and innovate
C) ideas and approach
D) go with mind
E) always better ideas
B) go and innovate
Explanation:
From que 2, ta – and
ba – go from 1st and 3rd code
lo and innovate not present anywhere, so lo can be innovate - What is code for ‘with’?
A) ki
B) ri
C) to
D) ta
E) ba
B) ri
Explanation:
From 1st and last code, with – ri - Which of the following may represent ‘insights always better’?
A) jo ki to
B) ki to ri
C) dib jo ri
D) to dib jo
E) dib to ba
D) to dib jo
Explanation:
Insights – jo, always – dib,
Better is ‘ki’ or ‘to’
So code should be ‘jo dib ki’ or ‘jo dib to’. ‘jo dib to’ is present in options
Directions (6-10): In all the questions that follow, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Give answer accordingly.
(A) only 1st follows
(B) only 2nd follows
(C) either 1st or 2nd
(D) neither 1st nor 2nd
(E) both 1st and 2nd
- Statements: Z > B ≤ G = C, G ≤ P ≤ T, C ≤ M
Conclusions:
I. T > M
II. T ≤ M
(C) either 1st or 2nd
Explanation:
T ≥ G = C ≤ M, this gives both T and M less than equal to F
So either T will be > M or T will be ≤ M - Statements: W ≥ S > K, S > F < C, P > W
Conclusions:
I. W > F
II. P > C
(A) only 1st follows
Explanation:
W ≥ S > F, so W > F
P > W ≥ S > F < C, so relation cant be determined between P and C
- Statements: N > V < B ≤ C, P ≤ M ≤ V, G < M
Conclusions:
I. C > G
II. P < N
(E) both 1st and 2nd
Explanation:
C > V ≥ M > G, so C > G
P ≤ V < N, so P < N
- Statements: H > M, M < N, N ≥ K
Conclusions:
I. K < M II. H > N
(D) neither 1st nor 2nd
Explanation:
K ≤ N > M, so no relationship between K and M
H > M < N, both H and N less than M so no relationship between H and N - Statements: D ≥ E ≥ J, R < P, P > Q
Conclusions:
I. Q > E
II. D > P
(D) neither 1st nor 2nd
Explanation:
Q < P > R ≤ E, so relation cant be determined between Q and E
D ≥ R < P, so relation cant be determined between D and P
