Data Sufficiency Online Quiz



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Questions and Answers

Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.

Q 1 - Ranjan, Agarkar and Sangram’s wage is in the scale 1:3:5, respectively. How much is Agarkar’s wage?

I. The difference between Agarkar and Sangram’s wage is thrice that of Ranjan and Agarkar.

II. Agarkar gets 5200 less than that of Sangram.

A - If the detail in point I individually is adequate to answer the question while the detail in point II individually is not adequate to answer the question.

B - If the detail in point II individually is adequate to answer the question, while the detail in point I individually is not adequate to answer the question.

C - If the detail either in point I individually or in the point II individually is adequate to answer the question.

D - If the detail even in both the points together are not adequate to answer the question.

E - If the detail in both the points I and II together are needed to answer the question.

Answer : B

Explanation

By subtracting Agarkar’s wage and calculating with the scale given we can get the answer. Hence option B is the correct answer.

Answer : E

Explanation

Both I and II statements are necessary to answer the question. By subtracting F’s age 15 years to 45, we get 30 years. From II statement, comparing E’s age and D’s age, we can get the answer. Hence option E is correct.

Answer : E

Explanation

By comparing both we can get that ‘under’ is coding as ‘ja’.

Answer : E

Explanation

Both are required and after matching we can deduce that S is mother-in-law of R.

Answer : A

Explanation

Point I individually is adequate to answer the question because by comparing the question and the point I we can get the coding for ‘English’. Hence option A is the correct answer.

Answer : A

Explanation

A is mother of B she is female. Hence we can find the relationship between A and X. hence option A is correct.

Answer : A

Explanation

Point I individually is adequate to answer the question. Hence option A is the correct answer.

Following question has a question and the points characterised as I and II. You have to decide whether the evidence provided in the points are adequate to answer the question. Read both the points and give your answer.

Q 8 - How old is Pritam now?

I. Pritam was twice as old as his brother 3 years back and his brother Nirupam’s age now is 15 years.

II. Pritam was 10 years old when her brother Nirupam was born.

A - If the detail in point I individually is adequate to answer the question while the detail in point II individually is not adequate to answer the question.

B - If the detail in point II individually is adequate to answer the question, while the detail in point I individually is not adequate to answer the question.

C - If the detail either in point I individually or in the point II individually is adequate to answer the question.

D - If the detail even in both the points together are not adequate to answer the question.

E - If the detail in both the points I and II together are needed to answer the question.

Answer : A

Explanation

From point I only we can get the age of Pritam. Point II is not adequate to answer the question, hence option A is correct.

Answer : C

Explanation

Point I or II individually is adequate to answer the question. Hence option C is the correct answer.

Answer : A

Explanation

Point I individually is adequate to answer the question because by comparing the question and the point I, we can get the coding for girl. Hence option B is the correct answer.

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