Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

Eight men have their first names, as Ratan, Rama, Ramesh, Ramu, Rakesh, Rajan, Rishabh and Rohit and their surnames are Kulkarni, Arona, Jain, Dutta, Singh, Sharma, Sen and Rao, not necessarily in the same order. These eight persons are sitting around a circular table as per the following instructions.

1. Ramu is sitting opposite to Kulkarni and to the left of Singh. Rajan is sitting opposite to Sharma and next to Rao, who sits to the left of Rama.
2. Arora is sitting opposite to Ratan and Rohit sits adjacent to Dutta. Rama, who is next to Rishabh and Ramesh, sits opposite to Sen.

Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

Four persons – A, B, C and D – are compared to each other in term of richness and age. It is known that no person gets the same rank in the two comparisons and no two persons get the same rank in a single comparison.

    Either A or B is the poorest. Unless A is 3rd poorest, D cannot be the youngest, B is the 2nd youngest.

Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

In Alps Mountains, to reach one place from another, one-way or two-way tunnels are used. There are eight tunnels interconnecting places A, B, C, D and E. The one-way tunnels are A to B, C to E, A to E, D to B, A to D, A to C. Two-way tunnels are between B and C, D and E.

Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

Shonika and Smaraki are playing a game where they pick up coins alternately from the coins kept on a table. The rules of the game say that

1. Each person has to pick up at least one coin in her turn
2. No person can pick up more than 6 coins in each turn

The person who picks up the last coin from the table is the loser and the other person is the winner.

Directions: Select the correct alternative from the given choice.

Shonika and Smaraki are playing a game where they pick up coins alternately from the coins kept on a table. The rules of the game say that

1. Each person has to pick up at least one coin in her turn
2. No person can pick up more than 6 coins in each turn

The person who picks up the last coin from the table is the loser and the other person is the winner.