Banking Exam PCI20II2594

Sixteen persons are sitting around the two square tables. One square table is inscribed in another. Two persons sit on each side of the table. The persons on the inner table have different number of balls while the persons on outer table like different colours. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit on one table while A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit on another table. Each of the persons on both tables is facing the closest person opposite to them on different tables such that the persons on inner table are facing outwards while persons on outer table are facing inwards. Persons on inner table have different number of balls from 1 to 8. Also, persons on outer table like different colours among, red, black, pink, yellow, white, grey, blue and green. Note: If A is facing B then both are sitting opposite to each other on the different tables but on the nearest seat. P sits opposite to one, who sits to the immediate left of R, who has 3 balls. Both P and R are sitting on the opposite sides of the same table. The persons facing R is three places away from D. W has twice number
of balls of S, who has 3 balls more than Q. Q faces E, who likes yellow color. U sits to the immediate right of V, who has 7 balls, on the same side. A, who likes white color, faces U, who has 6 balls. E does not sit adjacent to A or C and Q is not adjacent to R. C, who likes green color, sits second to the right of A. G sits to the immediate right of F, who likes red color and both sit on the same side. V has 2 more balls than T, who does not face G. The one, who has 4 balls, faces B, who likes Pink. S is not adjacent to P, who is not to the immediate right of T. G does not like Grey or Blue color.
1. Who among the following likes black color?

Sixteen persons are sitting around the two square tables. One square table is inscribed in another. Two persons sit on each side of the table. The persons on the inner table have different number of balls while the persons on outer table like different colours. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit on one table while A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit on another table. Each of the persons on both tables is facing the closest person opposite to them on different tables such that the persons on inner table are facing outwards while persons on outer table are facing inwards. Persons on inner table have different number of balls from 1 to 8. Also, persons on outer table like different colours among, red, black, pink, yellow, white, grey, blue and green. Note: If A is facing B then both are sitting opposite to each other on the different tables but on the nearest seat. P sits opposite to one, who sits to the immediate left of R, who has 3 balls. Both P and R are sitting on the opposite sides of the same table. The persons facing R is three places away from D. W has twice number
of balls of S, who has 3 balls more than Q. Q faces E, who likes yellow color. U sits to the immediate right of V, who has 7 balls, on the same side. A, who likes white color, faces U, who has 6 balls. E does not sit adjacent to A or C and Q is not adjacent to R. C, who likes green color, sits second to the right of A. G sits to the immediate right of F, who likes red color and both sit on the same side. V has 2 more balls than T, who does not face G. The one, who has 4 balls, faces B, who likes Pink. S is not adjacent to P, who is not to the immediate right of T. G does not like Grey or Blue color.

Sixteen persons are sitting around the two square tables. One square table is inscribed in another. Two persons sit on each side of the table. The persons on the inner table have different number of balls while the persons on outer table like different colours. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit on one table while A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit on another table. Each of the persons on both tables is facing the closest person opposite to them on different tables such that the persons on inner table are facing outwards while persons on outer table are facing inwards. Persons on inner table have different number of balls from 1 to 8. Also, persons on outer table like different colours among, red, black, pink, yellow, white, grey, blue and green. Note: If A is facing B then both are sitting opposite to each other on the different tables but on the nearest seat. P sits opposite to one, who sits to the immediate left of R, who has 3 balls. Both P and R are sitting on the opposite sides of the same table. The persons facing R is three places away from D. W has twice number
of balls of S, who has 3 balls more than Q. Q faces E, who likes yellow color. U sits to the immediate right of V, who has 7 balls, on the same side. A, who likes white color, faces U, who has 6 balls. E does not sit adjacent to A or C and Q is not adjacent to R. C, who likes green color, sits second to the right of A. G sits to the immediate right of F, who likes red color and both sit on the same side. V has 2 more balls than T, who does not face G. The one, who has 4 balls, faces B, who likes Pink. S is not adjacent to P, who is not to the immediate right of T. G does not like Grey or Blue color.

Sixteen persons are sitting around the two square tables. One square table is inscribed in another. Two persons sit on each side of the table. The persons on the inner table have different number of balls while the persons on outer table like different colours. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit on one table while A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit on another table. Each of the persons on both tables is facing the closest person opposite to them on different tables such that the persons on inner table are facing outwards while persons on outer table are facing inwards. Persons on inner table have different number of balls from 1 to 8. Also, persons on outer table like different colours among, red, black, pink, yellow, white, grey, blue and green. Note: If A is facing B then both are sitting opposite to each other on the different tables but on the nearest seat. P sits opposite to one, who sits to the immediate left of R, who has 3 balls. Both P and R are sitting on the opposite sides of the same table. The persons facing R is three places away from D. W has twice number
of balls of S, who has 3 balls more than Q. Q faces E, who likes yellow color. U sits to the immediate right of V, who has 7 balls, on the same side. A, who likes white color, faces U, who has 6 balls. E does not sit adjacent to A or C and Q is not adjacent to R. C, who likes green color, sits second to the right of A. G sits to the immediate right of F, who likes red color and both sit on the same side. V has 2 more balls than T, who does not face G. The one, who has 4 balls, faces B, who likes Pink. S is not adjacent to P, who is not to the immediate right of T. G does not like Grey or Blue color.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

Mobile phones are changing the world we live in. Kenya was regarded as a poor (1) lacking hospitals, running water, electricity, education, (2) etc. Mobile phone technology has (3) all this. Today, 92 per cent of Kenyans (4) the Internet using their mobile phones. Farmers can (5) only check the prices of crops but also (6) with customers directly. Banking services are (7) available through mobile phones. A (8) by the World Bank shows that (9) countries where more people use mobile phones (10) by 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent every year. This technology has also helped the world come claser? together as it allows people from different countries to interact with each other.

1. PROSPEROUS

You can be discouraged by failure or you can learn from it, so go ahead and make mistakes (1) / But it isn't at all (2) / you are thinking of failure as the enemy of success (3) / Make all you can. Because remember that's where you will find success (4). Which of the following will be the correct sequence after the rearrangement?