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Skill: Numerical Ability :: Worksheet Number : 1

Directions for Questions from 1 to 3: Sam, Michael, Jordan and Kevin are
playing a game using two dice. The following table shows their total score
which is the sum of numbers on dice in each turn.

Q1 - In turn 1, if someone gets lowest score which is possible and sum of the
scores of all of them in turn 1 is 31, then who wins turn 1?

a) Sam b) Michael

c) Jordan d) Kevin

Q2 - In turn 1, someone gets lowest score possible and sum of the scores of
all of them in turn 1 is 31. Also total score of Michael is 30, then what is his
score in turn 4?

a) 4 b) 5

c) 6 d) 7

Q3 - In turn 1, someone gets lowest score possible and sum of the scores of
all of them in turn 1 is 31. Also total score of Kevin is 25, then what is his
score in turn 3?

a) 3 b) 4

c) 5 d) 6

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Q4 - Shaan, Arijit and Mohit are three friends. They have 7 mangoes in total.
From the statements given below, find out how many mangoes does Shaan
have.
1. Arijit has 2 mangoes less than Shaan.
2. Mohit has 1 mango.

a) 1 b) 2

c) 4 d) 6

Q5 - Four friends, P, Q, R and S, participated in a Marathon that started at


10:35 AM. Each friend reached the finish line at different times, as listed
below. Which of the following pairs of friends did not arrive consecutively?
P reached at 12:49 PM
Q reached at 1:02 PM
R reached at 11:57 AM
S reached at 1:24 PM

a) R and P b) P and Q

c) Q and S d) P and S

Q6 - Raj left his house 30 minutes before 5 o’clock and took a cab to Ram’s
house which took him 25 minutes. After reaching there, he waited for 15
minutes, and then they walked together for 25 minutes to reach the office.
When did they reach the office?

a) 5:10 p.m. b) 5:30 p.m.

c) 5:35 p.m. d) 5:15 p.m.

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Q7 - Which of the following is the first day of December, if the sum of all the
dates of December from the last row of the given calendar is a multiple of
10?

a) Sunday b) Monday

c) Thursday d) Saturday

Q8 - In a certain mathematical system, + means - , - means X, X means


decimal point(.) and decimal point(.) means + . For example, 52.67 + 23 - 2
equals 73, what would be the value of 71 - 21.672 + 312 ?

a) 1851 b) 3746

c) 2733 d) 2363

Q9 - If '!' means greater than, '@' means equal to, '#' means less than,
'&'amp; means greater than or equal to, '%' means less than or equal to
Given information 'A @ B', 'B # C', 'C ! D', then which of the following is
definitely incorrect?

a) B @ D b) A @ D

c) A ! C d) A # C

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Q10 - Which of the following changes in the given expression will result in a
prime number? Expression: (5 - 5) + (6 x 3)

a) '-' with '+' , and '+' with 'x' b) '-' with 'x' , and '+' with 'x'

c) '-' with 'x' , and 'x' with '-' d) '-' with 'x' , and '+' with '-'

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In turn 1, assuming the lowest score possible on two dice is 2, the sum of 31 indicates he likely scored higher. If Michael's total by turn 4 is 30, his contributions in other turns minus turn 4 must add to 28 (30 - his turn 1 score of 2 = 28). Without knowing any tie for lowest or highest intermediate scores, turn 4 can be calculated as the residual (30 - sum of others) to reach 30. Hence, his score in turn 4 is 6 .

In the given system, '-' means '*', '.' means '+', and '+' means '-'. Thus, '71 - 21.672 + 312' becomes '71 * 21 + 672 - 312'. Calculating this, 71 * 21 = 1,491, then 1,491 + 672 = 2,163, and finally 2,163 - 312 = 1,851 .

R finished first at 11:57 AM, followed by P at 12:49 PM, Q at 1:02 PM, and S at 1:24 PM. To determine non-consecutive pairs, compare the time differences: from R to P is 52 minutes, P to Q is 13 minutes, and Q to S is 22 minutes. The gap between R (11:57 AM) and P (12:49 PM) indicates they did not finish consecutively .

To achieve a prime, change '-' to 'x' and '+' to '-'. The expression '(5 x 5) - (6 x 3)' becomes '25 - 18', resulting in 7, which is a prime number .

The problem provides two clues: Arijit has 2 mangoes less than Shaan, and Mohit has 1 mango. With a total of 7 mangoes, this translates into the equation S + (S - 2) + 1 = 7, where S is the number of mangoes Shaan has. This simplifies to 2S - 1 = 7, leading to S = 4 .

Altering standard symbols challenges understanding: '+' to 'x' and 'x' to '+' in '(5 - 5) + (6 x 3)' initially absurd because base arithmetic setup suggests impossible typical solutions, relying on advanced mental abstraction to envision tangible outcomes independently of canonical arithmetic tables .

Adjusting '-' to '+' and '+' to 'x' for '(5 - 5) + (6 x 3)' yields '(5 + 5) x (6 x 3)', which is '(10) x (18)', giving 180, a non-prime. No prime results from those changes alone .

Given 'A @ B' (A = B), 'B # C' (B < C), and 'C ! D' (C > D), we cannot have 'A # C' as A and B are equal, but B is less than C. Thus, 'A # C' would contradict that C is greater .

Based on 'A @ B', 'B # C', 'C ! D', B being equal to A, less than C, and since C is greater than D, it's plausible B can equal D if C is slightly greater. Hence, 'B @ D' isn't immediately inconsistent, but also not guaranteed .

From listed finishing times (R at 11:57 AM, P at 12:49 PM, Q at 1:02 PM, S at 1:24 PM), P and R not being consecutive shows an over-hour gap, highlighting transition intervals crucially affect sequence interpretation. It tests understanding of timing relationships beyond exact succession .

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