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Five men, all from different countries – Germany, China, Libya, Syria, and Cuba – decide to meet in a hotel in Delhi. Each man wears a shirt of a different colour from – blue, black, pink, brown and ash. They come in five different vehicles – Porsche, Ford, Sonata, Santro and Safari.

1. The person who came in the Safari does not wear the brown or ash coloured shirt; neither the man from China nor the Libyan drives a Safari and neither of them wears the ash or brown coloured shirt.
2. The man from China does not wear the blue coloured shirt.
3. The man who drives the Ford does not wear an ash coloured shirt.
4. Neither the German nor the Cuban drives anything among Porsche, Sonata or Safari.
5. The man wearing the black shirt had dinner along with four persons who were – the Cuban, the man from China, the man who drives the Porsche, and the man who drives the Ford.

Directions: These questions are based on the data given below.

Five men, all from different countries – Germany, China, Libya, Syria, and Cuba – decide to meet in a hotel in Delhi. Each man wears a shirt of a different colour from – blue, black, pink, brown and ash. They come in five different vehicles – Porsche, Ford, Sonata, Santro and Safari.

1. The person who came in the Safari does not wear the brown or ash coloured shirt; neither the man from China nor the Libyan drives a Safari and neither of them wears the ash or brown coloured shirt.
2. The man from China does not wear the blue coloured shirt.
3. The man who drives the Ford does not wear an ash coloured shirt.
4. Neither the German nor the Cuban drives anything among Porsche, Sonata or Safari.
5. The man wearing the black shirt had dinner along with four persons who were – the Cuban, the man from China, the man who drives the Porsche, and the man who drives the Ford.

Directions: These questions are based on the data given below.

Five men, all from different countries – Germany, China, Libya, Syria, and Cuba – decide to meet in a hotel in Delhi. Each man wears a shirt of a different colour from – blue, black, pink, brown and ash. They come in five different vehicles – Porsche, Ford, Sonata, Santro and Safari.

1. The person who came in the Safari does not wear the brown or ash coloured shirt; neither the man from China nor the Libyan drives a Safari and neither of them wears the ash or brown coloured shirt.
2. The man from China does not wear the blue coloured shirt.
3. The man who drives the Ford does not wear an ash coloured shirt.
4. Neither the German nor the Cuban drives anything among Porsche, Sonata or Safari.
5. The man wearing the black shirt had dinner along with four persons who were – the Cuban, the man from China, the man who drives the Porsche, and the man who drives the Ford.

Directions: These questions are based on the data given below.

Five men, all from different countries – Germany, China, Libya, Syria, and Cuba – decide to meet in a hotel in Delhi. Each man wears a shirt of a different colour from – blue, black, pink, brown and ash. They come in five different vehicles – Porsche, Ford, Sonata, Santro and Safari.

1. The person who came in the Safari does not wear the brown or ash coloured shirt; neither the man from China nor the Libyan drives a Safari and neither of them wears the ash or brown coloured shirt.
2. The man from China does not wear the blue coloured shirt.
3. The man who drives the Ford does not wear an ash coloured shirt.
4. Neither the German nor the Cuban drives anything among Porsche, Sonata or Safari.
5. The man wearing the black shirt had dinner along with four persons who were – the Cuban, the man from China, the man who drives the Porsche, and the man who drives the Ford.

Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

Four friends Menna, Rita, Sita and Tina play a game of cards with each of them having Rs.100 to start with. The winner of each game gets an amount equal to ten times the number of the game from each of the other opponents, i.e. the winner of the first game gets Rs.10 from each of the opponents and similarly the winner of the second game gets Rs.20 from each of the opponents etc.  Assume that if at any point of time a player does not have enough money to pay the winner or has just enough money to pay, the player pays whatever she has and does not play from the next game.