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111. If blue is green, green is red, red is yellow and yellow is white, then what is the colour?

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Answer: Green

Explanation The actual color of the sky is blue, but according to the code: - Blue is Green So, if the sky is blue, then in this coded language, its color is Green.

112. A subcommittee of the Senate's foreign Relations committee Consists of three Republicans Rameez, Saad and Tahir and three Democrats Waqas.

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Answer: see the full questions and answer in the detail

Explanation A subcommittee of the Senate's foreign Relations committee Consists of three Republicans Rameez, Saad, and Tahir, and three Democrats Waqas, Yawer, and Zaheer. Three of these six senators need to visit Moscow to meet with Russian Leaders. The decision as to which senators will make the trip is subject to the following conditions: The three senators making the trip cannot be from the same party. Rameez and Saad Cannot both make the trip. Neither Tahir nor Yawer will make the trip unless the other one does, Waqas will not make the trip unless Zaheer does. Question no 1: Which of the following is a list of three senators who could make the trip together? A. Rameez, Yawer, Zaheer B. Rameez, Tahir, Yawer C. Rameez, Saad, Yawar D. Tahir, Waqas, Yawar E. Waqas, Yawar, Zaheer correct option: B Question no 2: If Rameez and Zaheer are selected to make the trip, which of the following must be true? A. More Democrats than Republicans make the trip B. More Republication than Democrats make the trip C. Saad makes the trip D. Tahir makes the trip E. Yawar makes the trip correct option: A Question no 3: If the Saad decides to send four of these senators, subject to the same conditions, all of the following must be true Except? A Tahir makes the trip B. Yaer makes the trip C. Zaheer makes the trip D. Rammez or Saad makes the trip E. If Waqas makes the trip, then Rameez doesn't make the trip correct option: D Question no 4: If More Republication than Democrats make the trip, which of the following must be among the senators making the trip? A. Rameez B. Saad C. Waqas D. Yawer E. Zaheer correct option: D

113. How many trees are in the orchard? Which of the statements below are needed to sufficiently answer this question? I. Ibrahim is a farmer and looks after half of the trees in the orchard II. 300 trees in the orchard are under Ibrahim's care

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Answer: Both I and II are needed

Explanation - I: Ibrahim looks after half of the trees in the orchard. - II: Ibrahim takes care of 300 trees. If we know Ibrahim looks after half the trees (I) and that half equals 300 trees (II), then total trees = 300 × 2 = 600. So: - I alone is not enough (we don’t know total number). - II alone is not enough (no info on total or fraction). - Both I and II together are enough to find the total.

114. In a game of billiards, A can give B 15 points in 60 and A can give C 20 points in 60. How many points can B give C in a game of 90?

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Answer: 10

Explanation A: B = 60: 45. A: C = 60: 40. ∴ B can give C 10 points in a game of 90. ND05-12-2022

115. Which one is odd? CE, FH, IK, LM

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Answer: LM

Explanation To determine the odd pair, we look at the alphabetical order and the pattern between the letters: CE: C (3rd letter), E (5th letter) – Difference is 2 FH: F (6th letter), H (8th letter) – Difference is 2 IK: I (9th letter), K (11th letter) – Difference is 2 LM: L (12th letter), M (13th letter) – Difference is 1 The pairs CE, FH, and IK have a consistent pattern where the difference between the positions of the letters is 2. However, in LM , the difference is 1, making it the odd one out.

116. Choose the odd one out Erect, Vertical, Upright,Level

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Answer: Level

Explanation The odd one out is Level . Erect, Vertical, and Upright all describe a standing or pointing upward A position. Level refers to something flat or horizontal, which is the opposite of standing upright

117. On the last day of school, pupils were allowed to bring some snacks to share with each other. 5 pupils brought 3 apples each, 6 pupils brought 2 bananas each, and 3 pupils brought 4 nectarines each. How many pieces of fruit were there to share?

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Answer: 39

Explanation - 5 pupils brought 3 apples each → 5 × 3 = 15 apples - 6 pupils brought 2 bananas each → 6 × 2 = 12 bananas - 3 pupils brought 4 nectarines each → 3 × 4 = 12 nectarines Total fruit = 15 + 12 + 12 = 39

118. Which is the letter that follows the latter which is midway between E and Q?

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Answer: K

Explanation A B C D ( E F G H I J K L M N O P Q )R S T U V W X Y Z K is the midway alphabet between E and Q ND18-9-2023

119. In a certain code, BELIEF is written as AFKJDG. How is SELDOM written in that code language?

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Answer: RFKENN

Explanation B - 1 = A E + 1 = F L - 1 = K I + 1 = J E - 1 = D F + 1 = G BELIEF = AFKJDG S - 1 = R E + 1 = F L - 1 = K D + 1 = E O - 1 = N M + 1 = N SELDOM = RFKENN

120. Angle, Rectangle, Square, Hexagon — odd one out?

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Answer: Angle

Explanation Angle is the odd one out. Angle is a 1-dimensional measurement, Rectangle, Square, and Hexagon are 2-dimensional shapes. Rectangle & Square: 4-sided polygons (quadrilaterals). Hexagon: 6-sided polygon.

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