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DSSSB PRT 11 NOVEMBER SHIFT 3 2019

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DSSSB PRT 11 NOVEMBER SHIFT 3 2019
In a group, there are six girls P, Q, R, S, T, and U. Each of them drives one car among C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, and C6. None of them drives the same car. P doesn’t drive an even-numbered car. S drives C4. Car C5 is driven by either R or U. Q drives C1. Car C2 is not driven by T. Which cars are driven by P and T respectively?
A
C6, C3
B
C3, C6
C
C5, C1
D
C1, C5
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DSSSB PRT 11 NOVEMBER SHIFT 3 2019
Ramesh rotates 120° in clockwise direction. He then rotates 340° in anticlockwise direction. He again rotates 193° in anticlockwise direction. Now he rotates 320° in clockwise direction. If he is facing in south direction now, then in which direction he was facing initially?
A
North –west
B
South –west
C
West
D
North
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The average of eight batsmen J, K, L, M, N, O, R, and T is compared. A number of batsman having average less than L are same as the number of batsman having average more than M. Average of T is less than M and more than K. Average of L is less than K. Average of two batsman lies between the average of M and L. Average of O is less than N and K both. Which of the following can be correct sequence of their averages?
A
J>N>K>T>M>L>R>O
B
R>J>M>K>T>L>N>O
C
J>R>M>T>L>K>N>O
D
J>R>M>T>K>L>N>O
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DSSSB PRT 11 NOVEMBER SHIFT 3 2019
In a certain code language, ‘Aman is looking smart’ is written as ‘lk pm ta rm’, ‘Smart is young’ is written as ‘ht ta lk’, ‘Young are boys’ is written as ‘po ht ra’. What is the code for ‘Young’ in that code language?
A
ta
B
po
C
lk
D
ht
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DSSSB PRT 11 NOVEMBER SHIFT 3 2019
Prem walks 10 km towards north to reach the shop R. He turns right and walks X km. He now turns left and walks 12 km to reach the shop P. If the distance between R and P is 13 km, then what is the value of X?
A
4 km
B
7 km
C
5 km
D
3 km
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In the following question below are given some statements followed by some conclusions based on those statements. Taking the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows the given statements.
Statements:
I. All J are P.
II. Some K are P.
III. No G is K.
Conclusions:
I. Some K are not G.
II. Some J are K.
III. No K is J.
A
Both conclusion I and II follows
B
Both conclusion II and III follows
C
Only conclusion III follows
D
Only conclusion I follows