Reasoning Ability Quiz For SBI Clerk Mains 2022- 19th December

Directions (1-5): Read the given information carefully and answer the questions.
In a certain language,
‘Great Event Management Skills’ is coded as ’33$, 27$, 38@, 25$’
‘Triund Trek Utmost Demanding’ is coded as ’41$, 11@, 31@, 24$’
“Admire The Beautiful Places’ is coded as ’14@, 6@, 35$, 25@’
Traveling Universe with Endeavour’ is coded as ’23@, 26$, 27@, 31@’

Q1. What is the code for the word ‘Engineers’?
(a) 24@
(b) 24$
(c) 26@
(d) 26$
(e) None of these

Q2. What is the code for the word ‘Coffee was’?
(a) 8@, 42@
(b) 8@, 42$
(c) 8$, 42$
(d) 8$, 42@
(e) None of these

Q3. What is the code for the word ‘Moment Special’?
(a) 43@, 31@
(b) 33$, 31@
(c) 31$, 43$
(d) 43@, 31$
(e) None of these

Q4. What is the code for the word ‘Good Promises’?
(a) 35$, 11$
(b) 11$, 35@
(c) 11@, 35@
(d) 11@, 35$
(e) None of these

Q5. What is the code for the word ‘Priceless’?
(a) 34$
(b) 34@
(c) 35$
(d) 35@
(e) None of these

Directions (6-10): Read the given information carefully and answer the questions.
In a certain code language:
‘South asian countries participate’ is coded as “5@F, 5#R, 11$I, 9@F
‘Quality deemed about ample’ is coded as “5%K, 5#L, 6@V, 7@Z”
‘Forcible people team group’ is coded as “6$L, 8$I, 4@Z, 5@L
‘Eagle Opponent criteria soup’ is coded as “5%T, 4@F, 8$R, 8#K”.

Q6. What is the code for the word ‘Critical’?
(a) 8@R
(b) 8#R
(c) 8$R
(d) 6@R
(e) None of these

Q7. What is the code for the word ‘Analysis’?
(a) 8%Z
(b) 8#Z
(c) 8$Z
(d) 8@R
(e) None of these

Q8. What is the code for the word ‘American English’?
(a) 8@V, 7#T
(b) 8#V, 7% T
(c) 8#V, 7#T
(d) 8#V, 7@T
(e) None of these

Q9. Which of the following word is coded as ‘8@L’?
(a) Purifier
(b) Accident
(c) Protein
(d) Tropical
(e) None of these

Q10. What is the code for the word ‘Logical’?
(a) 7@T
(b) 7$T
(c) 7%T
(d) 7#T
(e) None of these

Directions (11-15): In the question below, there are some conclusions followed by four set of some statements in the options. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from the commonly known facts and then decide which of the given statements are true disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q11. Conclusions: Few Bags are not Levi’s. Some Brands are Belts.
(a) Only a few Bags are Belts. Only Belts are Levi’s. All Bags are Brands.
(b) Only Levi’s are Belts. Some Levi’s are Brands. All Bags are Brands
(c) Only a few Brands are Levi’s. All Bags are Belts. Some Belts are Levi’s
(d) All Bags are Belts. All Belts are Brands. All Brands are Levi’s
(e) None of the above

Q12. Conclusions: Some Non-metals are Organic. All Metals can be Non-metals
(a) Some Metals are Organic, All non-metals are Metalloids. No Organic are Metalloids
(b) Some Metalloids are Organic. No Metalloids are Metals. All non-metals are Metals.
(c) All Metals are Organic. Some Non-metals are Metalloids. All Metalloids are Organic.
(d) Only a few Non-metals are Metalloids. All Organic are Metals, Few Organic are Metalloids.
(e) Both option (b) and option (d) are correct.

Q13. Conclusions: No rich is poor. A few rule can be rent. Some river being rich is a possibility.
(a) All rich is rent. Some rent is poor. No poor is river. Only river is rule.
(b) Some rich is rent. Mostly rent is poor. All poor is river. No river is rule.
(c) All rich is rent. No rent is poor. No poor is river. All rivers is rule.
(d) No rich is rent. Some rent is poor. Only a few poor is river. Some river is rule.
(e) None of these

Q14. Conclusions: All Asus can never be Dell. All Dell can be HP. Some Lenovo are Asus.
(a) All Lenovo are ThinkPad. Some Dell are Lenovo All Lenovo are HP. No HP is Asus.
(b) All ThinkPad are HP. Few HP are Dell. All Asus are Lenovo. Some Lenovo are Dell.
(c) Only a few HP are Dell. All Dell are Lenovo. Some ThinkPad are Asus. All HP are Asus.
(d) Only Asus are Dell. Only a few Asus are HP. Some Lenovo are HP. No ThinkPad are HP.
(e) Both option (b) and option (d) are correct.

Q15. Conclusions: Some Guitar can never be Flute. Some Drum can be Violin. Every Violin can be Piano.
(a) Only Violin is Piano. Only a few Violin is Flute. Few Flute is Guitar. No Guitars Drum.
(b) Few Piano is Drum. Only a few Drum is Violin. Only a few Guitar is Flute. No Violin is Guitar.
(c) Only a few Flute is Violin. Only Flute is Drum. 50% Flute is Guitar. No Guitar is Piano.
(d) Few Drum is Flute. No Flute is Guitar. 100% Guitar is Violin. Only a few Piano in Violin.
(e) None of these

Solutions

Solution (1-5):
Step I: The first element of the code is number which is based on the sum of the place values of the first letter and the last letter of the given word.
Step II: The second element of the code is symbol which is based on the number of vowels present in the given word.
If number of vowels in the given word is odd = @
If number of vowels in the given word is even = $
For example: ‘Great’ is coded as ’27$’
Number: Sum of all the place values of first and last letter of the given word =7+20 = 27
Symbol: Number of vowels in the given word is even. So, symbol = $. So, Great is coded as 27$.

S1. Ans. (b)
S2. Ans. (a)
S3. Ans. (b)
S4. Ans. (b)
S5. Ans. (d)

Solution (6-10):
Numbers: Numbers are coded as the numbers of alphabets present in a particular word.
Symbols: Symbols are coded as per following rule:
I. If both first and last letter of a particular word is a consonant, then, it will be coded as ‘@’.
II. If both first and last letter of a particular word is a vowel, then, it will be coded as ‘%'”.
III. If first letter is a consonant and the last letter is a vowel, of a particular word, then, it will be coded as ‘$’.
IV. If first letter is a vowel and the last letter is a consonant, of a particular word, then, it will be coded as ‘#.
Alphabets: Alphabets are coded as the reverse letter of the 3rd letter, of a particular word from the left end in the English Alphabetical order.
For example – Ex-south’ is coded as ‘5@F’.
Number of letters in south; is 5, so ‘5
‘s’ and ‘h’ are consonants, so ‘@’.
Reverse letter of ‘u’ is ‘F’,
So ‘south’ is coded as ‘5@F’.