Placement Questions-1

There are three persons A,B,C. one day they set out in different directions and each one steals an animal. The animals are camel, horse and a mule though not in the order. An officer catches them and on interrogation he has the following statements:

A says: B has stolen a horse

C says: A is telling wrong; B has stolen a mule.

B says: A and C are both telling wrong. I have stolen Nothing.

The statement of the person who stole a camel was wrong while the statement of the person with a horse was right. Identify the animals stolen by A, B and C respectively.

• A: Horse B: Mule c: Camel

• A: Mule B: Camel c: Horse

• A: Camel B: Mule c: Horse

• A: Mule B: Horse c: Camel

There are 3 societies A, B, C. A Lent Tractors to B and C as many as they had already. After some

time B gave as many tractors to A and C as many as they have. After sometime C did the same thing. At

the end of this transaction each one of them had 24. Find the tractors each originally had.

• A:24 ; B:11 ; C:10

• A:39 ; B:21 ; C:12

• A:18 ; B:10 ; C:21

• A:29 ; B:11 ; C:21

Alpha, Beta , gamma, delta and epsilon are friends and have birthdays on consecutive days though may not

be in order. Gamma is as many days old to Alpha as Beta is younger to Epsilon. Delta is two days older

then Epsilon. Gamma’s Birthday is on Wednesday. Find the birthdays of everyone.

• Alpha: Friday Beta: Saturday Gamma:

  Wednesday Delta: Tuesday

  Epsilon: Thursday

• Alpha: Thursday Beta: Saturday Gamma:

  Friday Delta: Tuesday

  Epsilon: Wednesday

• Alpha: Friday Beta: Tuesday Gamma:

  Wednesday Delta: Saturday

  Epsilon: Thursday

• Alpha: Thursday Beta: Tuesday Gamma:

  Wednesday Delta: Friday

  Epsilon: Saturday

Find the Synonym: ACUMEN

• exactness

• potential

• bluntness

• shrewdness

Find the Synonym: Mortify

• humiliate

• make a cavity

• relapse

• displease

Find the Synonym: ABODE

• dwelling

• binding

• Obstacle

• Clay

Find the Synonym: ADAGE

• advice

• proverb

• usage

• advantage

A boy had a bike for S32000 and was sold for S45000. What was the boy's profit? 

• S17000

• S23500

• S12500

• S17500

profit=selling price[s.p]-cost price[c.p]

• True

• False

What is the profit percent if a shopkeeper buys a football for $12 and sells it for $15?

• 20%

• 25%

• 30%

• 50%