RBI Assistant: Banking Exam Quiz!

The word "good" is represented by "si" in the given code. The word "enough" is represented by "da" in the given code. Therefore, the code for "good enough" would be "si da".

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In the given code language, each letter is replaced by the letter that follows it in the alphabetical series. Therefore, 'B' is replaced by 'C', 'I' is replaced by 'J', 'N' is replaced by 'O', and 'D' is replaced by 'E'. Applying the same pattern, 'F' will be replaced by 'G', 'O' will be replaced by 'P', 'R' will be replaced by 'S', and 'K' will be replaced by 'L'. Therefore, 'FORK' will be coded as 'UPSR'.

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D sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.

The given alphabetical series can be rearranged as follows: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V. Each pair of letters in the related terms is separated by one letter in the series. For example, in the given pair 'HC' and 'KQ', the letters 'H' and 'K' are separated by one letter 'I' in the series, and the letters 'C' and 'Q' are also separated by one letter 'D' in the series. Applying the same pattern, the letters 'R' and 'T' are separated by one letter 'S' in the series. Therefore, 'RK' is related to 'TJ'.

The word SAVOURY is changed according to the given rule: each vowel is changed to the next letter in the English alphabetical series, and each consonant is changed to the previous letter. The new word formed is RZUNTQX. Arranging the letters in alphabetical order from left to right, we get QNRRTUXZ. The fifth letter from the right is Q.

There are two pairs of letters in the word PACKETS that have the same number of letters between them in both the word and the English alphabetical series. These pairs are "C" and "K" (with one letter between them in both the word and the series) and "P" and "T" (with three letters between them in both the word and the series).

P faces C. The information given states that A faces the immediate neighbor of S. Since S sits second to the left of Q, the immediate neighbor of S would be Q. Therefore, A faces Q. It is also mentioned that only one person sits between A and C. Since A is facing Q, C must be the person sitting between A and Q. Therefore, P, who is sitting in row 2, faces C.

Point P is 10m to the West of Point A. Point C is 2m to the North of Point Q. Therefore, Point C is 2m to the North of Point A. Point B is 2m to the South of Point P. Therefore, Point B is 2m to the South of Point A. Hence, Point A, Point C, and Point P are in a straight line.

Q sits on the immediate right of the person who faces C. This can be determined by analyzing the given information. It is mentioned that A faces the immediate neighbor of S, and only one person sits between A and C. Since B is not an immediate neighbor of A, the only possibility is that A sits on one end of the row and C sits on the other end. Therefore, Q, who is sitting second to the left of S, must be the one who faces C and sits on their immediate right.

The given statements provide information about the possible range of dates on which Parul could have been born, but they do not narrow down the exact date. Statement I states that Parul was born after the 15th but before the 21st of April, while statement II states that she was born after the 18th but before the 24th of April. However, there is no overlap or specific date mentioned in both statements that can determine the exact date of Parul's birth. Therefore, the data in neither statement I nor statement II are sufficient to answer the question.

A faces R. This can be determined by the given information that A faces the immediate neighbour of S and S sits second to the left of Q. Since S is in row 2, A must be in row 1 and the only person left to face R. Therefore, the answer is A.

The given answer suggests that both conclusions I and II are false. This means that neither of the conclusions can be inferred from the given statements.

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The correct answer suggests that only conclusion I is true. This means that the statements provided support conclusion I, but not conclusion II. It does not indicate whether either conclusion I or II is true, or if both conclusions I and II are true. Additionally, it does not suggest that neither conclusion I nor II is true.

Based on the given seating arrangement, A is an immediate neighbor of F and H. Since A is related to G, it can be inferred that F is related to D, following the same pattern. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

D sits third to the left of A, so A must be sitting to the immediate right of D. A is also an immediate neighbor of F and H, so F and H must be sitting on either side of A. Only one person sits between C and F, so C must be sitting next to F. B and G have only one person sitting between them, so they must be sitting next to each other. Since D is sitting third to the left of A, and C is sitting next to F, the only option left for the person sitting second to the right of C is D. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

C is sitting third to the left of E.

Based on the given information, we can determine the following:
1. D sits third to the left of A, which means A must be sitting to the right of D.
2. A is an immediate neighbor of both F and H, so A must be sitting between F and H.
3. Only one person sits between C and F, so C and F cannot be immediate neighbors.
4. 8 is not an immediate neighbor of D, so 8 cannot be sitting next to D.
5. Only one person sits between B and G, so B and G cannot be immediate neighbors.

Using this information, we can conclude that none of the given statements are true with respect to the given seating arrangement.

According to the given information, D sits third to the left of A. A is an immediate neighbour of both F and H. Only one person sits between C and F. 8 is not an immediate neighbour of D. Only one person sits between B and G. From this, we can deduce that D and C are immediate neighbours of G. Therefore, the correct answer is C, D.

B sits exactly between C and F. This can be deduced from the given information that only one person sits between C and F, and B is the only option that satisfies this condition.

Starting from the given information, we can arrange the friends in alphabetical order in clockwise direction as follows: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H. From this arrangement, we can see that only one position remains unchanged, which is the position of A. Therefore, the correct answer is One.

Conclusion II states that "No exam is a question." This conclusion follows logically from the given statements because it is stated that "No test is a question" and "All exams are tests." Therefore, if no test is a question and all exams are tests, it can be concluded that no exam is a question. Conclusion I, on the other hand, does not logically follow from the given statements because there is no direct relationship established between exams and questions.

Conclusion I follows from the given statements because it is stated that some banks are colleges and all colleges are schools. Therefore, it can be logically inferred that at least some banks are schools. Conclusion II does not follow because it cannot be concluded that all schools are colleges based on the given statements.

The given statements state that all rivers are lakes and all lakes are rivers. From these statements, we can conclude that all rivers are lakes and all lakes are rivers. Therefore, conclusion I, which states that all rivers are oceans, does not logically follow from the given statements. However, conclusion II, which states that at least some oceans are lakes, does logically follow from the given statements. Hence, the correct answer is if both conclusions I and II follow.

The code for 'earn' is 'ha'. This can be determined by comparing the given codes for different phrases. In the phrase 'earn more money', 'earn' is represented by 'zi'. However, 'zi' does not appear in any other phrase. Therefore, we need to look for another phrase that contains a common code with 'earn'. The phrase 'earn well enough' shares the code 'ha' with 'earn'. Hence, 'ha' represents 'earn' in the given code.

The word "time" is represented by the code "jo" and the word "more" is represented by the code "zi". Therefore, the code for "more time" is "jo zi".

The word "manage" appears in the second statement as "manage time well" is written as "pa ru jo". Therefore, the code for "manage" is "pa".

The word 'money' is represented by 'ma' and the word 'matters' is represented by 'fi' in the given code. Therefore, the code 'fi ma' represents 'money matters'.

The code 'ru' appears in the phrases 'manage time well' and 'earn well enough'. However, in the phrase 'manage time well', 'ru' is written as 'jo'. Therefore, 'ru' cannot stand for 'manage'. On the other hand, in the phrase 'earn well enough', 'ru' is written as 'ha'. Therefore, 'ru' stands for 'well'.

Let's analyze the given information step-by-step:

C's high score: C scored 92%, and only one person scored higher. This means C is in second place.

D's position: E scored less than D, and D did not score the highest. This puts D somewhere in the middle ranks.

E's position: E scored more than A but less than D, placing E in the lower-middle range.

Second-lowest score: The second-lowest score was 71%, which must belong to A, as E scored higher.

Considering these points, the scores might look like this (from highest to lowest):

Unknown (highest scorer)

C (92%)

D (somewhere below C)

E (below D)

A (71%)

Since 87% falls within the range where D could be, it's possible D scored those marks. It's also possible that the unknown highest scorer got a very high percentage, pushing D lower and allowing A to achieve 87%.

Therefore, either A or D could have scored 87%.

Based on the given information, we know that C scored 92% marks and only one person scored more than C. Since D did not score the highest marks, it is likely that B scored the highest marks, which could be 97%. This is the most likely percentage for B's score in the exam.

The given series is formed by taking groups of consecutive letters from the alphabetical series. The first group is "N" which is the 14th letter, the second group is "PO" which is the 15th and 16th letters, the third group is "BDE" which is the 2nd, 4th, and 5th letters. Following this pattern, the fourth group will be "SRKU" which is the 19th, 18th, 11th, and 21st letters. Therefore, "SRKU" is the correct answer.

Statement I alone tells us that Meghna is the only child of Kishore, who is the only child of Kamal. Kamal has two grandchildren, but we don't know if they are Meghna's siblings or not. Therefore, statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question. Statement II alone tells us that Jyoti, who is the daughter-in-law of Kamal, has a son and a daughter. However, we don't know if Meghna is Jyoti's daughter or not. Therefore, statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question. Both statements I and II together provide the necessary information to determine the number of brothers Meghna has.

In the given seating arrangement, A is facing the immediate neighbor of S, which means A is facing Q. Also, there is only one person sitting between A and C. From these statements, we can conclude that A is sitting at one end of the row and C is sitting at the other end. This creates a group of A, Q, and C who are all sitting at the ends of their respective rows and facing each other. On the other hand, S does not belong to this group as it is not sitting at the end and is not facing A. Therefore, the answer is S.

The given statements state that there is no overlap between bangles and earrings, and there is a partial overlap between earrings and rings. From these statements, we cannot logically conclude that no ring is a bangle (conclusion I) because there could be rings that are not earrings and can still be bangles. Similarly, we cannot conclude that some rings are definitely not earrings (conclusion II) because there could be rings that are also earrings. Therefore, neither conclusion I nor II follows from the given statements.

In the new arrangement, the word SUITABLE becomes AETIBULS. The alphabet which is third from the left end is C, and the alphabet which is second from the right end is Y. There are two letters in the English alphabetical series between C and Y, which are D and E. Therefore, the answer is Two.

Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question. According to statement II, two people sit between T and R and R does not sit at either of the extreme ends. Since the people are sitting in a straight line, facing North, and R cannot sit at either of the extreme ends, it means that T must be sitting at one of the extreme ends. Therefore, the person who sits exactly in the middle of the line must be S. Statement I is not necessary to determine the answer.

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