Coding-Decoding, Syllogism, Input-Output - Question Bank
1. Input: 65 43 21 87 54 32 98 76. Step I: 21 65 43 87 54 32 98 76. Step II: 21 32 65 43 87 54 98 76. Step III: 21 32 43 65 87 54 98 76. Step IV: 21 32 43 54 65 87 98 76. Step V: 21 32 43 54 65 76 87 98. What is the operation performed in Step V?
2. Statements: All bulbs are lights. Some lights are bright. Conclusions: I. Some bright things are bulbs. II. Some bulbs are bright.
3. If 'CLEAN' is coded as 'ELNAC', what is 'DIRTY' coded as?
4. Input: 52 19 83 47 26 91 38 74. Step I: 19 52 83 47 26 91 38 74. Step II: 19 26 52 83 47 91 38 74. Step III: 19 26 38 52 83 47 91 74. Step IV: 19 26 38 47 52 83 91 74. Step V: 19 26 38 47 52 74 83 91. Step VI: 19 26 38 47 52 74 83 91. What is the operation performed in Step VI?
5. Input: 34 78 56 12 90 45 67 23. Step I: 12 34 78 56 90 45 67 23. Step II: 12 23 34 78 56 90 45 67. Step III: 12 23 34 45 78 56 90 67. Step IV: 12 23 34 45 56 78 90 67. Step V: 12 23 34 45 56 67 78 90. Step VI: 12 23 34 45 56 67 78 90. What is the final output of this machine?
6. Input: 92 81 73 65 57 49 38 21. Step I: 21 92 81 73 65 57 49 38. Step II: 21 38 92 81 73 65 57 49. Step III: 21 38 49 92 81 73 65 57. Step IV: 21 38 49 57 92 81 73 65. Step V: 21 38 49 57 65 92 81 73. Step VI: 21 38 49 57 65 73 92 81. Step VII: 21 38 49 57 65 73 81 92. What is the operation performed in Step VII?
7. Input: 67 45 23 89 12 54 90 31. Step I: 12 67 45 23 89 54 90 31. Step II: 12 23 67 45 89 54 90 31. Step III: 12 23 45 67 89 54 90 31. Step IV: 12 23 45 54 67 89 90 31. Step V: 12 23 45 54 67 89 31 90. Step VI: 12 23 45 54 67 89 31 90. The machine arranges the numbers in ascending order. Which operation is performed in Step VI?
8. Input: 75 12 38 91 24 56 47 80. Step I: 12 75 38 91 24 56 47 80. Step II: 12 24 75 38 91 56 47 80. Step III: 12 24 38 75 91 56 47 80. Step IV: 12 24 38 56 75 91 47 80. Step V: 12 24 38 56 75 47 91 80. Step VI: 12 24 38 56 75 47 80 91. Step VII: 12 24 38 56 75 47 80 91. What is the operation performed in Step VII?
9. Input: 41 92 18 73 50 29 64 35. Step I: 18 41 92 73 50 29 64 35. Step II: 18 29 41 92 73 50 64 35. Step III: 18 29 41 50 92 73 64 35. Step IV: 18 29 41 50 64 92 73 35. Step V: 18 29 41 50 64 73 92 35. Step VI: 18 29 41 50 64 73 35 92. What is the operation performed in Step VI?
10. Input: 99 11 33 77 55 22 88 44. Step I: 11 99 33 77 55 22 88 44. Step II: 11 22 99 33 77 55 88 44. Step III: 11 22 33 99 77 55 88 44. Step IV: 11 22 33 55 99 77 88 44. Step V: 11 22 33 55 77 99 88 44. What is the operation performed in Step V?
11. Input: 61 85 34 92 17 53 70 28. Step I: 17 61 85 34 92 53 70 28. Step II: 17 28 61 85 34 92 53 70. Step III: 17 28 34 61 85 92 53 70. Step IV: 17 28 34 53 61 85 92 70. Step V: 17 28 34 53 61 70 85 92. What is the operation performed in Step V?
12. Input: 82 35 71 46 93 24 57 19. Step I: 19 82 35 71 46 93 24 57. Step II: 19 24 82 35 71 46 93 57. Step III: 19 24 35 82 71 46 93 57. Step IV: 19 24 35 46 82 71 93 57. Step V: 19 24 35 46 57 82 71 93. What is the operation performed in Step V?
13. Input: 58 23 91 45 72 16 83 30. Step I: 16 58 23 91 45 72 83 30. Step II: 16 23 58 91 45 72 83 30. Step III: 16 23 45 58 91 72 83 30. Step IV: 16 23 45 58 72 91 83 30. Step V: 16 23 45 58 72 83 91 30. What is the operation performed in Step V?
14. Input: 95 18 73 42 81 29 60 37. Step I: 18 95 73 42 81 29 60 37. Step II: 18 29 95 73 42 81 60 37. Step III: 18 29 42 95 73 81 60 37. Step IV: 18 29 42 60 95 73 81 37. What is the operation performed in Step IV?
15. Statements: No student is a player. Some players are athletes. Conclusions: I. Some athletes are not students. II. Some students are athletes.
16. Statements: Some poets are writers. All writers are creative. Conclusions: I. Some poets are creative. II. All creative people are writers.
17. Statements: All mountains are high. Some high things are dangerous. Conclusions: I. Some dangerous things are mountains. II. Some mountains are dangerous.
18. Statements: Some keys are locks. No lock is a door. Conclusions: I. Some locks are keys. II. No key is a door.
19. Statements: All tables are chairs. Some chairs are brown. Conclusions: I. Some brown things are tables. II. Some tables are brown.
20. In a certain code, 'EXAM' is written as 'FYBN', what is 'PAPER' written as?
21. If 'GLAMOUR' is coded as 'HMBOPVS', how is 'FATHER' coded?
22. What is the code for 'TRAFFIC' if 'RAILWAY' is coded as 'SBJMXBZ'?
23. If 'SYSTEM' is coded as 'SYSMET', how is 'LOGIC' coded?
24. In a code language, 'BRIGHT' is coded as 'CSJHIU'. What is the code for 'DARK'?
25. Input: 52 19 83 47 26 91 38 74. Step I: 19 52 83 47 26 91 38 74. Step II: 19 26 52 83 47 91 38 74. Step III: 19 26 38 52 83 47 91 74. Step IV: 19 26 38 47 52 83 91 74. Step V: 19 26 38 47 52 74 83 91. What is the final step of this input?
26. Input: 34 78 56 12 90 45 67 23. Step I: 12 34 78 56 90 45 67 23. Step II: 12 23 34 78 56 90 45 67. Step III: 12 23 34 45 78 56 90 67. Step IV: 12 23 34 45 56 78 90 67. Step V: 12 23 34 45 56 67 78 90. This is an example of which sorting algorithm step by step?
27. Input: 92 81 73 65 57 49 38 21. Step I: 21 92 81 73 65 57 49 38. Step II: 21 38 92 81 73 65 57 49. Step III: 21 38 49 92 81 73 65 57. Step IV: 21 38 49 57 92 81 73 65. Step V: 21 38 49 57 65 92 81 73. Step VI: 21 38 49 57 65 73 92 81. What is the operation performed in Step VI?
28. Input: 67 45 23 89 12 54 90 31. Step I: 12 67 45 23 89 54 90 31. Step II: 12 23 67 45 89 54 90 31. Step III: 12 23 45 67 89 54 90 31. Step IV: 12 23 45 54 67 89 90 31. Step V: 12 23 45 54 67 89 31 90. What is the operation performed in Step V?
29. Input: 75 12 38 91 24 56 47 80. Step I: 12 75 38 91 24 56 47 80. Step II: 12 24 75 38 91 56 47 80. Step III: 12 24 38 75 91 56 47 80. Step IV: 12 24 38 56 75 91 47 80. Step V: 12 24 38 56 75 47 91 80. Step VI: 12 24 38 56 75 47 80 91. What is the operation performed in Step VI?
30. Input: 41 92 18 73 50 29 64 35. Step I: 18 41 92 73 50 29 64 35. Step II: 18 29 41 92 73 50 64 35. Step III: 18 29 41 50 92 73 64 35. Step IV: 18 29 41 50 64 92 73 35. Step V: 18 29 41 50 64 73 92 35. What is the operation performed in Step V?
31. Input: 99 11 33 77 55 22 88 44. Step I: 11 99 33 77 55 22 88 44. Step II: 11 22 99 33 77 55 88 44. Step III: 11 22 33 99 77 55 88 44. Step IV: 11 22 33 55 99 77 88 44. What is the operation performed in Step IV?
32. Input: 58 23 91 45 72 16 83 30. Step I: 16 58 23 91 45 72 83 30. Step II: 16 23 58 91 45 72 83 30. Step III: 16 23 45 58 91 72 83 30. What is the operation performed in Step III?
33. Input: 76 21 43 89 15 54 32 67. Step I: 15 76 21 43 89 54 32 67. Step II: 15 21 76 43 89 54 32 67. What is the operation in Step II?
34. A number arrangement machine takes an input number and performs some operations. The steps are shown below: Input: 85 23 12 04 71 36 52 94. Step I: 12 85 23 04 71 36 52 94. Which operation was performed in Step I?
35. Statements: Some books are novels. All novels are interesting. Conclusions: I. All interesting things are novels. II. Some books are interesting.
36. Statements: All boys are men. Some men are tall. Conclusions: I. Some boys are tall. II. Some tall people are men.
37. Statements: No mango is a fruit. All fruits are tasty. Conclusions: I. Some tasty things are not mangoes. II. Some mangoes are tasty.
38. Statements: Some cars are vehicles. All vehicles are machines. Conclusions: I. Some machines are cars. II. All cars are machines.
39. Statements: All flowers are plants. Some plants are trees. Conclusions: I. Some trees are flowers. II. Some flowers are trees.
40. Statements: Some students are scholars. All scholars are intelligent. Conclusions: I. Some students are intelligent. II. All intelligent people are scholars.
41. Statements: All roads are paths. Some paths are lanes. Conclusions: I. Some lanes are roads. II. Some roads are lanes.
42. Statements: No dog is a cat. Some cats are black. Conclusions: I. Some black animals are not cats. II. Some dogs are black.
43. Statements: Some apples are bananas. All bananas are fruits. Conclusions: I. Some fruits are apples. II. All apples are fruits.
44. Statements: All pens are pencils. All pencils are erasers. Conclusions: I. All pens are erasers. II. Some erasers are pencils.
45. If 'MONEY' is coded as 'YENOM', how is 'SIMPLE' coded?
46. What is the code for 'INDIA' if 'HIMALAYA' is coded as 'GINKZYZJX'?
47. If 'WATER' is coded as 'YCVGT', how is 'FIRE' coded?
48. In a certain code, 'BANANA' is written as 'CAMANA', what is 'ORANGE' written as?
49. If 'BOOK' is coded as 'CPPL', what is 'PEN' coded as?
50. What is the code for 'NATURE' if 'WORLD' is coded as 'XPSME'?