DI Test 125
Directions for Questions from 1 to 5:
Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
Each of the six siblings namely Azhar, Atif, Aslam, Aaqib, Armaan and Ahmad are asked to choose three sports out of six different sports namely
Cricket, Football, Hockey, Basketball, Swimming and Volleyball. Each of the given sports is chosen by at least one of the siblings. The number of
siblings who chose Cricket, Football, Hockey, Basketball, Swimming and Volleyball are denoted by C, F, H, B, S and V respectively. The following bar
– graph provides details about the values of C, F, H, B and V.
Additional Information Given
I. Atif has chosen exactly one sport, which Armaan did not choose.
II. There are exactly two sports that have been chosen by Azhar as well as Aslam and there are exactly
three sports that have not been chosen by Aslam as well as Ahmad.
III. Ahmad chose Cricket and Swimming and Armaan did not choose Basketball.
1. Which of the following two siblings played Hockey?
Armaan and Aaqib
Aaqib and Atif
Atif and Armaan
Atif and Azhar
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2. Which of the following siblings did not play Volleyball?
Armaan
Aslam
Aaqib
Atif
Azhar
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3. For how many siblings, the three sports chosen by them can be uniquely determined?
Six
Five
Four
Three
Two
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Directions for Questions from 6 to 10:
For Independence Day celebration, Deepak brought some candies to distribute among his favourite students Upasana, Pooja, Tanisha and
Ramneet. But they were busy in flag hoisting ceremony; Deepak sir put the candies box on a table and told them to share equally. Immediately
after the flag hoisting, Pooja, who is very fond of cadies took her share and 3 candies extra. But none of the other three observed her. After some
time Ramnet, an honest girl took exactly one-fourth of the candies, from the box. Then, Upasana took one-third of the remaining candies. Finally,
innocent Tanisha, who did not know that all the other three had taken their shares, took exactly one-fourth of the remaining candies as her share,
leaving the rest in the box.
4. Which of the following sports is definitely chosen by Azhar?
Swimming
Cricket
Basketball
Both (2) and (3)
Both (1) and (3)
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5. What is the value of (6 – S)?
4
3
2
1
Cannot be uniquely determined
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6. If the number of candies left on the table, after all the four girls took their shares, was equal to the
number of candies that Pooja got; how many candies did Ramneet get?
6
18
36
30
24
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7. If Upasana got 18 candies, how many candies did Deepak bring?
68
100
132
170
200
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8. If the number of candies that Pooja got was equal to the number of candies that both Upasana and
Tanisha got together, how many candies did Deepak bring?
100
132
164
200
None
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9. What was the least possible number of candies that Deepak could bring?
 
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68
36
56
72
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10. Which of the students got equal number of candies?
Upasana and Pooja
Pooja and Tanisha
Ramneet and Upasana
Poooja and Ramneet
Upasana and Tanisha
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