Read the given information and answer the question that follows. Shalu and Garun play Chess and Badminton. Meena and Garun play Cricket and Chess. Shalu, Puneet, and Geeta play Badminton and Ludo. Garun and Puneet play Chess and Hockey. Who plays Chess and Cricket both but not Badminton?

Six persons - Seema, Vaibhav, Ajay, Manisha, Tulika and Ananya - were born in six different states, namely Assam, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Bihar and Rajasthan, but not necessarily in the same order. They all play six different games, namely Chess, Football, Hockey, Ludo, Badminton and Cricket, but not necessarily in the same order. Ananya was born in Gujarat and she plays Cricket. Ajay does not play Chess or Ludo. The person who was born in Bihar plays Football. Seema plays Hockey and she was not born in Assam or Madhya Pradesh. Manisha was born in Rajasthan and she plays badminton. Identify the state in which Ajay was born?

A

Assam

B

Bihar

C

Madhya Pradesh

D

Punjab

Geeta is older than her cousin Meena. Meena's brother Bipin is older than Geeta. When Meena and Bipin visit Geeta, they like to play chess. Meena wins the game more often than Geeta. Based on the above information, four conclusions, as given below, have been made. Which one of these logically follows from the information given above?

A

While playing chess with Geeta and Meena, Bipin often loses.

B

Geeta is the oldest among the three.

C

Geeta hates to lose the game.

D

Meena is the youngest of the three.

Read the given statements and conclusions carefully. Assuming that the information given in the statements is true, even if it appears to be at variance with commonly known facts, decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the statements. Statements: 1. Few boys play hockey. 2. Few girls don't play badminton. 3. Everyone plays either hockey or badminton. Conclusions: I. Boys don't play badminton. II. Few girls play hockey. III. No one plays both hockey and badminton.

A

Only conclusion I follows.

B

Only conclusions II and III follows.

C

Only conclusions III follows.

D

Only conclusions II follows.

Among 160 players in a tournament, 57 did not participate in any of the three games, i.e. Cricket, Hockey and Badminton. A total of 37 players participated in only one game, 10 players participated in both Cricket and Hockey but not in Badminton, 9 players participated in both Hockey and Badminton but not in Cricket, and 13 players participated in both Cricket and Badminton but not in Hockey. How many players participated in all the three games?

A

32

B

38

C

34

D

30

Five friends, Puneet. Jatin, Gautam, Arshil and Tina, like five different subjects namely Maths, English, Science, Computer and Hindi, but not necessarily in the same order. Each of the friends also like one sport, namely Cricket, Hockey, Badminton, Football and Basketball, such that no two has the same favourite sport. Tina likes Science but does not like Hockey. The one who likes Hindi also likes Basketball. Arshil likes Badminton but does not like Computer or English. Gautam likes Hockey but does not like English or Maths. Tina likes Football. Puneet likes Cricket. Who likes Hindi?

A

Jatin

B

Arshil

C

Puneet

D

Gautam

In a group of five persons P, Q, R, S and T, one plays Tennis, one plays Chess and one Hockey. P and S are unmarried women and play no game. T is husband of R. No women plays either Chess or Hockey. Q is the brother of R and he neither plays Tennis nor Chess. Who plays Hockey in the group?

A

T

B

P

C

Q

D

R

Six friends – Ayush, Sanju, Pari, Shaka, Laka and Boom like a different game – Carom, Chess, Ludo, Snakes, Snooker and Bowling. They all are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. Sanju who likes Snooker is sitting opposite to one who likes Ludo. The one who likes Ludo is not sitting adjacent to either Pari or one who likes Snakes. Shaka likes Chess and is sitting opposite to Laka who likes Carrom. Sanju is sitting 2nd to the right of Laka. Ayush likes Bowling and Pari likes Ludo. Which of the following statement is true?

A

Sanju likes Chess.

B

Pari sits opposite to Ayush.

C

Boom sits adjacent to Shaka.

D

The one who likes Chess sits opposite to the one who likes Carrom.

Ali, Benu, Cutty and Dolly play four different games among Basketball, Cricket, Kabaddi and Hockey. Ali does not play Basketball or Cricket. Benu does not play Kabaddi or Hockey. Cutty plays Hockey and Dolly plays either Basketball or Hockey. Who plays cricket?

A

Ali

B

Benu

C

Cutty

D

Dolly

Read the information given below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate option. In a group of 40 friends, each person knows how to play at least one of the two games, sequence and ludo. 25 people know how to play sequence and 28 people know how to play ludo. How many people can play both sequence and ludo?

A

7

B

25

C

26

D

13

Seeta and Geeta had certain numbers of chocolates with them. If Geeta gives 5 chocolates to Seeta, the ratio of the chocolates with Geeta and Seeta will be 3 ∶ 2, whereas If Seeta gives 5 chocolates to Geeta, then the ratio of the chocolates with Geeta and Seeta will be 4 ∶ 1, How many chocolates Geeta had Initially?

A

35

B

25

C

20

D

15

Name	Chess	Badminton	Cricket	Ludo	Hockey
Shalu	Yes	Yes		Yes
Garun	Yes	Yes	Yes
Meena	Yes		Yes
Geeta		Yes		Yes
Shalu
Puneet		Yes		Yes

Name	Chess	Badminton	Cricket	Ludo	Hockey
Shalu	Yes	Yes		Yes
Garun	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
Meena	Yes		Yes
Geeta		Yes		Yes
Puneet	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes

Read the given information and answer the question that follows. Shalu and Garun play Chess and Badminton. Meena and Garun play Cricket and Chess. Shalu, Puneet, and Geeta play Badminton and Ludo. Garun and Puneet play Chess and Hockey. Who plays Chess and Cricket both but not Badminton?

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