Reasoning Data Sufficiency Questions with Answers test your logical thinking and decision-making skills by analyzing given statements and determining if they provide enough information to solve a problem. These questions are common in SSC, Banking, CAT, and major Placement Exams. Practicing Reasoning Data Sufficiency Questions with Answers helps improve accuracy and speed in competitive reasoning sections.
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31. How is P related to T?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: P is father of Q and Q is brother of T, so P is father of T
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32. What is the total number of students in the class?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: Boys = 80, Boys = Girls + 20, so Girls = 60, Total = 80 + 60 = 140
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33. What is Suman's position from the left end?
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Answer: Option
D
Hints: From I: In line of 30, 10th from right = 21st from left; From II: 9 students between Suman and left end = 10th from left
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34. Who lives on the top floor?
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Answer: Option
B
Hints: Statement II says C lives above both A and B, so C is on top floor
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35. In which direction is Q moving?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: Facing north, turns right → east, turns right again → south, so moving south
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36. Who among A, B, C is eldest?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: From I: A > B; From II: B > C; Combining: A > B > C, so A is eldest
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37. What is the sum of two numbers?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: Difference = 5, Product = 24, Numbers are 8 and 3, Sum = 11
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38. Who among P, Q, R, S arrived last?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: From I: R → Q → S; From II: P → R; Combining: P → R → Q → S, so S arrived last
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39. Who is the tallest among A, B, C, D?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: From I: A > B, A > C; From II: D > A; Combining: D > A > B/C, so D is tallest
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40. Who scored the highest in English?
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Answer: Option
C
Hints: From I: C > A > B; From II: C > D > B; Combining: C is highest
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