Directions for questions
1 to 3: Each question is followed by two
statements A and B. You have to decide whether the information provided in the
statements insufficient for answering the question.
Mark (1) If the question can be answered by
using one of the statements alone,
but cannot be answered by using the
other statement alone.
Mark (2) If the question can be answered by
using either statement alone.
Mark (3) If the question can be answered by
using both statements together, but
cannot be answered by using either
statement alone.
Mark (4) If the question cannot be answered
even by using both the statements
together.
1. Mickey and Donald are playing a game
wherein a coin is tossed and if it turns out to be heads, then Mickey gives
Donald half of what he has. Otherwise, Donald gives half of what he has to
Mickey. Goofy also wants to join the game, but the rules insist that Goofy can
get into the game only if Money with Mickey = Money with Donald = Money with
Goofy. Can Goofy play the game?
(A)Mickey has Rs.10,000
and Donald has
Rs.30,000 to start with.
(B)Goofy has Rs.20,000.
2. X is the tallest amongst the friends
X, Y and Z. Who is the shortest?
(A)No two friends among X, Y and Z are of the same
height.
(B)Y is not taller than Z.
3. Is 5a-6b a multiple of 7? a and b are
integers.
(A)3a + 5b is a multiple
of 7.
(B)5a + 3b is a multiple
of 7.