Wednesday, 27 November 2013

Accenture - Reasoning - 2

Accenture – Reasoning - 2
1.     Zulus always speak truth and Hutus always speak lies. There are three persons A,B&C. A met B and says “I am a Zulu or I am Hutu". We don't know what exactly he said. then B meets C and says to c that " A is a Zulu ". Then C replied “No, A is a Hutu ".
How many Zulus are there?  Who must be a Zulu?
Answer: Three Zulus (Possible)  A must be a Zulu.
Let us analyze.  B says A is a Zulu. If B is saying the truth then A & B are Zulus
C replies that A is a Hutu. If C speaks the truth then C is a Zulu. Thus we have three Zulus in A, B, and C. 
B says A is a Zulu. If B is lying then both A and B are Hutus. C says A is a Hutu. If C is lying then he is a Hutu and A is a Zulu. Thus from all possibilities we can say A is a Zulu.

2.     Boys are allowed to watch football at C. V. Raman auditorium subjected to conditions.
            i) The boy over age 16 can wear overcoat
            ii) No boy over age 15 can wear cap
            iii) To watch the football either he has to wear overcoat or cap or both
            iv) A boy with an umbrella or above 16 or both cannot wear sweater.
            v)  Boys must either not watch football or wear sweater.
            What is the appearance of the boy who is watching football?
            Answer: Boy with an overcoat.

3.       A is the widow of B. B & C were the only children of E. C is unmarried and is a doctor.
       D is the grand-daughter of E and studies science. How is A related to D.
a)Aunt               b) mother          c) sister             d) sister-in-law
Ans: b

4.     There are 3 nurses and they work altogether only once in a week. No nurse is called to work for 3 consecutive days. Nurse 1 is off on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Nurse 2 is off on Saturday. Nurse 3 is off on Thursday, Sunday. No two nurses are off more than once a week. Find the day on which all the 3 nurses were on work.
Answer: Either on Monday, Wednesday or Friday.

5.     There are 5 persons A, B, C, D, and E and each is wearing a black or white cap on his head. A person can see the caps of the remaining 4 but can't see his own cap. A person wearing white says true and who wears black says false.
            i) A says I see 3 whites and 1 black
            i) B says I see 4 blacks
            iii) E says I see 4 whites
            iv) C says I see 3 blacks and 1 white.
Now find the caps worn by A, B, C, D and E.
                Answer:  A – Black.  B – White.  C – Black.   D – Black.   E – Black
           
            Six persons A, B, C, D, E, F are playing a game of cards.  A's father and mother, and uncle were in the group. There were two women.  B is the mother of A gets more points than her husband.  D got more points than E but less then F. Niece of E got the lowest points. Father of A got more points than F but could not win the game.
6). Who won the game?
a) A      b) B      c) F       d) D
Answer: b

7) Who got lowest points?
a) A      b) C      c) E       d) B
Answer: a

8) Who is the husband of B?
a) F      b) E      c) D      d) C
Answer: c

9) B was one of the lady. who was other lady?
a) C      b) D      c) E       d) A
Answer: a

10) Who stood second in the game?
a) A      b) B      c) C      d) D
Answer: c



1 comment:

  1. Can u pls Explain this?The 5th condition is nt clear to me,Its either(!football or !wear sweater) Or (!football or wear sweater)
    Boys are allowed to watch football at C. V. Raman auditorium subjected to conditions.
    i) The boy over age 16 can wear overcoat
    ii) No boy over age 15 can wear cap
    iii) To watch the football either he has to wear overcoat or cap or both
    iv) A boy with an umbrella or above 16 or both cannot wear sweater.
    v) Boys must either not watch football or wear sweater.
    What is the appearance of the boy who is watching football?

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