INEQUALITY PDF Past Paper - Level III and IV

LEVEL- III 5. Statements: W ≤ E ≤ R = T < Y, W= S > V < O, I < J > U = Y Direction (1-22): Conclusion I: E < U II: S < E In each of the...

LEVEL- III 5. Statements: W ≤ E ≤ R = T < Y, W= S > V < O, I < J > U = Y Direction (1-22): Conclusion I: E < U II: S < E In each of the questions below are given some statements followed by two 6. Statements: conclusions. You have to take the given A≥BF, D≥G>I, AI at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of 7. Statemets: the given conclusions logically follows from P≥Q≤R=S, Q≥T>U; P=L≤M the given statements disregarding commonly Conclusions: I. M=T II. M>T known facts. (a) If only conclusion I follows. 8. Statement: (b) If only conclusion II follows. G > U > C, U < O, G > H (c) If either conclusion I or II follows. Conclusions: (d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. I. O > C II. H < U (e) If both conclusions I and II follow. 9. Statements: V ≥ X, R < V, T < R 1. Statements: Conclusions: H ≤ J = U < R < S, W ≥ E > U, P > Q > J I. R < X II. T > X Conclusion 10. Statement: G > F, H < A, F ≤ H I: H < E II: P ≤ W Conclusions: I. H < G II. F < A 2. Statements: N ≤ B < H = U ≤ Y, W > Q = S, A < Q = H 11. Statements: Conclusion T = S < N, T ≥ X = K, D = O ≥ N I: N < Q II: W > A Conclusions: I. K < D II. O ≥ X 3. Statements: T > M > K = U > I, F > Y ≤ H ≤ T, F > R = E 12. Statements: Conclusion G ≥ U = C > F, Y > W = O, Y ≥ F Conclusions: I: K ≥ R II: I < F I. O < C II. U ≤ W 4. Statements: 13. Statements: X > N > H = U ≥ Y, M = J ≤ I = H, A M > U, Y = E < A Conclusion Conclusions: I: N ≥ I II: H > A I. P < Y II. A > U Level –III Answer key 1- a, 2- e, 3- d, 4- d, 5- a, LEVEL- IV (Answer- Key) 1- b 2- c 3-a, 4-e 6- b, 7- c, 8 -a, 9- d), 10- b, 5-b 6-d 7-b 11-a, 12- 13- b, 14- b, 15-b, 8-a 9-c 10-D c, 16-d, 17-c, 18-d, 19-a, 20-e, 21-b, 22-a  LEVEL- IV 1. Statements: 14. Statements: P ≥ X, B ≤ S, G ≤ P, S < X Q = J ≥ N > S, Y < Q = X, T ≤ N > P Conclusions: Conclusions: I. B ≤ P II. P > S I. P > S II. X ≥ T 2. Statements: 15. Statements: M ≤ K, B = M, H ≤ Q ≤ B, E ≥ H A > I = N > P, Y ≥ A > J, N ≤ E < Z Conclusions: Conclusions: I. H < M II. B = H I. J > I, II. I < Z 3. Statements: 16. Statements: J ≤ W ≤ S, O ≤ R > J, X = S, Z = W > Y Conclusions: L Z , A=Z 5. Statements: A Z , II. U > N 7. Statements: 20. Statements: L>J=N, TK, X T ≥ U; T ≥ V < M >Q Conclusions: Conclusions: I. Z > U II. V < Y I. K < J, II. M > Q 21. Statements: 8. Statements: L > K = Z = G ≥ C < D, E = J ≤ C < I < P, O>P, P>F, S≤N, F>S A>E=U≥V>B Conclusions: Conclusions: I. O > S, II. P > N I. V < K II. L > E 9. Statements: E = G, D > G > J , Z < E , F ≥ V > J 22. Statements: Conclusions: E > Z ≥ F, C < P ≤ D = F, C G, Conclusions: I. E > D II. Z > Y 10. Statements: Q > R, W > S , R < W , Q > P Conclusions: I. S < P, II. Q > W