Only G has more chocolates than H. E has more chocolates than I. D has more chocolates than F. I has more chocolates than J and D. J has less chocolates than F. We get G has the highest and H has the 2 nd highest number of chocolates. We get E has the 3 rd highest number of chocolates, D has the 4 th highest number of chocolates. From clue 5, we get J has the lowest number of chocolates, and F has the 2nd lowest number of chocolates. The correct order of number of chocolates are: G > H > E > I > D > F > J E has the 3rd highest number of chocolates.
If we interchange 1st and 4th letter of each word then which word will make a meaningful English word after the rearrangement?
Arrange the given words in alphabetical order and choose the one that comes second last?
Select the incorrect term in the alpha-numeric series:
X, Z, B, D, F, G
Select the combination of letter that when sequentially placed in the blanks of the given series will complete the series.
A _ B C _ _ D B _ E _ D _ C __
In a certain code language, ‘PLAN’ is coded as ‘47’ and ‘MARK’ is coded as ‘47’. How is ‘BIRD’ coded in the given code language?
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There are five student Z, V, T, J and H scored different marks. Z scores more than J but less than V. T scores less than V but more than H, who score mo...
Each of the five friends among V, W, X, Y and Z has different number of chocolates. The number of persons who have more chocolates than those with X is ...
If each number are arranged in decreasing order from left to right, then which of the following yields the second highest number after rearrangement?
Which of the following is the ninth to the right of the 20th element from right end of the above arrangement.
