Puzzle and data sufficiency - One Line Questions

1. There are 8 people sitting in a row. A is 3rd from the left. B is 5th from the right. How many people are between A and B? — 1
2. In a class, there are 15 boys and 10 girls. What is the ratio of boys to girls? — 3:2
3. In a row of 10 people, Ram is 4th from the left. If Shyam is 2nd from the right, what is the position of Ram from the right? — 7th
4. Five people A, B, C, D, and E are sitting in a row. B is to the right of A. D is to the left of E. C is between D and E. B is to the left of C. Who is in the middle? — B
5. A, B, C, D, and E are five friends. A is taller than B but shorter than C. D is shorter than E but taller than A. Who is the tallest? — C
6. Five books A, B, C, D, E are stacked one above another. A is immediately above C. E is at the bottom. B is immediately below A. D is immediately above B. Which book is at the top? — A
7. A family consists of a father, mother, and three sons. The sons are A, B, and C. A is the eldest. B is younger than A but older than C. C is the youngest. The father is to the left of the mother. Who is in the middle of the sons? — B
8. In a certain code, 'TABLE' is written as 'UDCMF'. What is 'CHAIR' written as? — DJBIS
9. In a code, if 'GO' is written as 'IQ', what is 'COME' written as? — DPNE
10. Six friends are sitting in a circle facing the center. Priya is to the immediate left of Anu. Riya is to the immediate right of Anu. Amit is sitting between Priya and Sonu. What is the position of Amit relative to Riya? — Two positions to the left
11. Seven people J, K, L, M, N, O, P are sitting in a line. K is to the immediate left of J. M is to the immediate right of N. O is between L and M. P is at the extreme right. J is to the immediate left of L. Who is in the middle? — L
12. A clock shows 3:00 PM. If the minute hand is pointing towards East, in which direction is the hour hand pointing? — North
13. There are 5 people: P, Q, R, S, T. P is to the left of Q. T is to the right of R. Q is to the left of T. S is between Q and T. Who is at the extreme right? — T
14. P is taller than Q. R is shorter than S. Q is taller than S. Who is the shortest? — R
15. If 'A' is the sister of 'B', 'C' is the brother of 'A', and 'D' is the father of 'B' and 'C', then how is 'A' related to 'C'? — Sister
16. A man walks 5 km north, then 4 km east, then 3 km south, then 2 km west. How far is he from his starting point? — sqrt(13) km
17. Statement I: X + Y = 10. Statement II: X - Y = 2. — Both statements together are sufficient
18. Statement I: The product of two numbers is 24. Statement II: The sum of the two numbers is 10. — Both statements together are sufficient
19. Statement I: X is an even number. Statement II: X is a prime number. — Both statements together are sufficient
20. Statement I: The speed of a train is 60 km/hr. Statement II: The train travels for 2 hours. — Both statements together are sufficient
21. Statement I: The area of a square is 16 sq cm. Statement II: The perimeter of the square is 16 cm. — Statement I alone is sufficient
22. Statement I: X is a multiple of 3. Statement II: X is a multiple of 5. — Both statements together are sufficient
23. Statement I: The sum of three consecutive integers is 15. Statement II: The first integer is 4. — Statement I alone is sufficient
24. Statement I: The price of a book was increased by 10%. Statement II: The new price of the book is $110. — Both statements together are sufficient
25. Statement I: X > Y. Statement II: X + Y = 5. — Both statements together are sufficient
26. Statement I: The sum of two numbers is 50. Statement II: The difference between the two numbers is 10. — Both statements together are sufficient
27. Statement I: X is a factor of 12. Statement II: X is a factor of 18. — Both statements together are sufficient
28. Statement I: The train travels at a constant speed. Statement II: The train covers 100 km in 2 hours. — Both statements together are sufficient
29. Statement I: The perimeter of a rectangle is 20 cm. Statement II: The length of the rectangle is 6 cm. — Both statements together are sufficient
30. Statement I: X is a positive integer. Statement II: X is less than 5. — Both statements together are sufficient
31. Statement I: The average of five numbers is 20. Statement II: The sum of the five numbers is 100. — Statement I alone is sufficient
32. Statement I: X is a prime number. Statement II: X is a factor of 15. — Both statements together are sufficient
33. Statement I: The price of an article is P. Statement II: The discount is 10% of P. — Both statements together are sufficient
34. Statement I: The sum of the ages of a father and son is 50 years. Statement II: The father is 20 years older than the son. — Both statements together are sufficient
35. Statement I: X is a multiple of 4. Statement II: X is a multiple of 6. — Both statements together are sufficient
36. Statement I: The length of a rectangle is twice its width. Statement II: The area of the rectangle is 72 sq m. — Both statements together are sufficient
37. Statement I: X is an odd number. Statement II: X is a prime number greater than 2. — Both statements together are sufficient
38. Statement I: The speed of car A is 50 km/hr. Statement II: The speed of car B is 60 km/hr. — Neither statement alone nor together is sufficient
39. Statement I: The sum of three consecutive numbers is divisible by 3. Statement II: The middle number is 5. — Statement I alone is sufficient
40. Statement I: The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 2:3. Statement II: The total number of students in the class is 30. — Both statements together are sufficient
41. Statement I: X * Y = 36. Statement II: X + Y = 13. — Both statements together are sufficient
42. Statement I: The train departed on time. Statement II: The train arrived at its destination after 5 hours. — Neither statement alone nor together is sufficient
43. Statement I: The product of two numbers is 48. Statement II: One of the numbers is 6. — Both statements together are sufficient
44. Statement I: X is a multiple of 7. Statement II: X is a prime number. — Both statements together are sufficient
45. Statement I: The length of a rectangle is 10 cm. Statement II: The width of the rectangle is 5 cm. — Both statements together are sufficient
46. Statement I: The sum of ages of A and B is 40. Statement II: A is 10 years older than B. — Both statements together are sufficient
47. Statement I: X is an even number. Statement II: X is divisible by 4. — Statement I alone is sufficient
48. Statement I: The area of a circle is 154 sq cm. Statement II: The radius of the circle is 7 cm. — Statement I alone is sufficient
49. Which of the following statements is sufficient to determine the value of X? — Neither statement alone nor together
50. If the day before yesterday was Saturday, what day will the day after tomorrow be? — Thursday
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