SBI PO PRELIMS EXAM 2021|REASONING-QUESTION

Directions (1-5) :  Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions: The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

(All the numbers are two digits numbers)

Input : Element  28  41  Zebra  54  Brown  89  Wish  65  Loyal

Step I : Zebra  89  Element  28  41  54  Brown  Wish  65  Loyal

Step II : Zebra  89  Wish  65  Element  28  41  54  Brown  Loyal

Step III : Zebra  89  Wish  65  Loyal  54  Element  28  41  Brown Step IV : Zebra  89  Wish  65  Loyal  54  Element  41  28  Brown Step V : Zebra  89  Wish  65  Loyal  54  Element  41  Brown  28 Step V will be the final output for the given input.

Input  : 94  Diamond  Plate  22  Tiger  73  18  Air  Shade  39

  • How many steps are required for the final output?
  1. 5         
  2. 6         
  3. 4         
  4. 3         
  5. None of these
  • In Step III, what will be fourth to the right of fifth element from the left end?
  1. Air      
  2. 18       
  3. 94                  
  4. Plate    
  5. 73
  • How many numbers between ‘Shade’ and ‘Air’ in last but one step?
  1. 3         
  2. 7         
  3. 6         
  4. 5         
  5. 4
  • Which of the following element is third to the left of fifth element from the right end in the step II?
  1. Shade  
  2. Plate    
  3. 39       
  4. 22       
  5. Diamond
  • If second half of the elements are reversed, then which element will sit fifth to the right of ‘73’ in step IV?
  1. 39       
  2. 18       
  3. Tiger                 
  4. Diamond        
  5. Air
  • If in the word ‘INTRACTABLE’ all consonants are first arranged alphabetically and then all the vowels are arranged alphabetically which letter will be third to the right of eighth letter  from the right?
    1. L          
    2. T       
    3. N       
    4. R       
    5. A

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