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+    {
+      "set_number": 1,
+      "directions": "The questions are based upon the following series.\nT % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 1,
+          "question": "If all the vowels are skipped from the series then which of the following will be third to the left of the tenth element from right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "@",
+            "P",
+            "F",
+            "7",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Series given : T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5\n\nWhen vowels are skipped:\n\nT % 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : 1 B 5\n\nClearly, “F” is third to the left of 10th element from right end.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 2,
+          "question": "How many numbers in the given series are immediately preceded by a consonant and immediately followed by a symbol?",
+          "options": [
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "2",
+            "None",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Series given : T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5\n\nOnly one number (given in bold) is immediately preceded by a consonant and immediately followed by a symbol.\n\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 3,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "4&U",
+            "6Y)",
+            "7~P",
+            "9EH",
+            "15E"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Series given : T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5\n\n15E is the odd one out as it does not follow the below mentioned logic.\n\nSecond element is third to the right of first element and third element is immediate left of first element.\n\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 4,
+          "question": "What will be the resultant when second prime number from left end is multiplied with the first composite number from left end of the series?",
+          "options": [
+            "8",
+            "12",
+            "10",
+            "16",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Series given : T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5\n\nSecond prime number from left end is 3.\n\nFirst composite number from left end is 4.\n\nProduct = 12.\n\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 5,
+          "question": "Which of the following meaningful word cannot be formed using the letters that come between second even number from left end and forth odd number from right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "Map",
+            "Palm",
+            "Glad",
+            "Flag",
+            "Play"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Series given : T % U 4 ) 6 & K Y ^ A 2 $ 8 L G | 3 M @ F P 7 ! C ~ H 9 Q : E 1 B 5\n\nSecond even number from left end is 6 and forth odd number from right end is 7.\n\nLetters between 6 and 7 are – K,Y,A,L,G,M,F and P.\n\nOnly “Glad” is the word in which letter ‘d’ is not among the above mentioned letters.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 2,
+      "directions": "Following questions are based on the five three-digit numbers given below.\n785 243 634 397 572",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 6,
+          "question": "After arranging all the digits in increasing order (within the number) what is the sum of third digit of the highest number and first digit of the lowest number so formed?",
+          "options": [
+            "12",
+            "8",
+            "10",
+            "9",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Series given : 785 243 634 397 572\n\nNew series : 578 234 346 379 257\n\nThe lowest number is 234, whose first digit is 2.\n\nThe highest number is 578, whose third digit is 8.\n\nRequired sum = 10.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 7,
+          "question": "If 1 is added to each even digit and 1 is subtracted from each odd digit and then how many numbers so formed will be fully divisible by 2?",
+          "options": [
+            "1",
+            "2",
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "5"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Series given : 785 243 634 397 572\n\nNew series : 694 352 725 286 463\n\nClearly only 3 numbers are fully divisible by 2.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 8,
+          "question": "Which of the following numbers will be placed exactly in the middle of the series when all the numbers are changed to product of their digits and then arranged in ascending order from left to right?",
+          "options": [
+            "785",
+            "243",
+            "634",
+            "397",
+            "572"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Series given : 785 243 634 397 572\n\nChanged series: 280 24 72 189 70\n\nNew series : 24 70 72 189 280\n\nClearly 72 is written exactly in the middle of the series, which represents 634.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 9,
+          "question": "What will be the resultant when third digit of third highest number is subtracted from the first digit of second highest number?",
+          "options": [
+            "4",
+            "1",
+            "3",
+            "6",
+            "2"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Series given : 785 243 634 397 572\n\nThird highest number is 572 and its third digit is 2.\n\nSecond highest number is 634 and its first digit is 6.\n\nRequired difference = 4\n\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 10,
+          "question": "If all the prime digits are increased by 1 and all the composite digits are decreased by 1, then which of the following digits appear maximum times in the new sequence so formed?",
+          "options": [
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "8",
+            "Both A and C",
+            "All of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Series given : 785 243 634 397 572\n\nNew Series : 876 334 543 488 683\n\nClearly 8 and 3 both are seen four times which is maximum.\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 3,
+      "directions": "The questions are based on the 5 four-digit numbers given below.\n2764 7983 9862 5493 6278",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 11,
+          "question": "If in each number, all the composite digits are changed to their just previous prime number and all the prime digits are changed to their just next composite number then how many times '7' is repeated in the new sequence?",
+          "options": [
+            "6",
+            "5",
+            "4",
+            "7",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Given Sequence: 2764 7983 9862 5493 6278\n\nNew Sequence: 4853 8774 7754 6374 5487\n\nHere '7' is repeated 6 times in the new sequence.\n\nNote- Prime digits are colored with bold red and Composite digits are bold black.\n\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 12,
+          "question": "If first and third digits of each number are interchanged and then numbers are arranged in ascending order then which of the following will be the second number from right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "2764",
+            "9862",
+            "7983",
+            "5493",
+            "6278"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Given Sequence: 2764 7983 9862 5493 6278\n\nNew Sequence: 6724 8973 6892 9453 7268\n\nAscending order:6724 6892 7268 8973 9453\n\nHere second number from right end is \"8973\" which represents \"7983\".\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 13,
+          "question": "If all the digits are arranged in descending order within the number, then which of the following are the second greatest and the second lowest number respectively?",
+          "options": [
+            "9862 and 5487",
+            "9862 and 7983",
+            "9862 and 2764",
+            "9862 and 6278",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Given Sequence: 2764 7983 9862 5493 6278\n\nNew Sequence: 7642 9873 9862 9543 8762\n\nHere the second greatest number is '9862' which represents \"9862\".\n\nThe second lowest number is '8762' which represents \"6278\".\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 14,
+          "question": "If all the digits are arranged in ascending order within each of the numbers, how many such numbers are there in the new arrangement in which the positions of all the digits get changed within the number?",
+          "options": [
+            "2",
+            "4",
+            "1",
+            "3",
+            "None"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Given Sequence: 2764 7983 9862 5493 6278\n\nNew Sequence: 2467 3789 2689 3459 2678\n\nOnly one number is there in the new arrangement in which the positions of all the digits get changed within the number.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 15,
+          "question": "If all the digits are arranged in ascending order within each of the numbers and the product of first two digits of each new number is calculated, which of the following original number gives an odd number as resultant?",
+          "options": [
+            "6278",
+            "5493",
+            "2764",
+            "7983",
+            "8962"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Given Sequence: 2764 7983 9862 5493 6278\n\nAscending order: 2467 3789 2689 3459 2678\n\nproduct of first two digits: 8 21 12 12 12\n\nHere after changing all digits of \"7983\" in ascending it gives \"21\" as resultant which is an odd an number.\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 4,
+      "directions": "Study the following alphanumeric sequence carefully and answer the questions given below:\n\nH 8 J + A 9 # K Y @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B G & % X 1 \u00f7 2 V > T O\n\nSTEP I \u2013 The letters which are followed by a symbol are to be arranged in alphabetical order at the right end of the series. (Just after O)\nSTEP II \u2013 The numbers which are preceded by a consonant will be arranged between \u2018&\u2019 and \u2018%\u2019 in descending order.\nSTEP III \u2013 The symbols which are preceded by a letter will be arranged such that 1st symbol will be arranged at the left end, the 2nd symbol will be arranged at the right end, 3rd symbol will again be arranged at the left end and so on.\n\nNote: STEP II is applied after STEP I and STEP III is applied after STEP II. And all operations will be applied.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 16,
+          "question": "How many such symbol(s) are there in the sequence after STEP III which are followed by a letter and preceded by a number?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "Five"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation: (Q. 16 to Q. 20)\nWe have the given alphanumeric sequence,\nH 8 J + A 9 # K Y @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B G & % X 1 \u00f7 2 V > T O\nHere, we also have a hint that while solving the alphanumeric sequence STEP II is applied after STEP I and STEP III is applied after STEP II.\nSo, in the above alphanumeric sequence firstly we will apply Step I then Step II and at last Step III will be applied.\n\nNow, in the STEP I \u2013 The letters which are followed by a symbol are to be arranged in alphabetical order at the right end of the series. (Just after O)\nHere, the letters which are followed by a symbol are \u2018J\u2019, \u2018Y\u2019, \u2018G\u2019 and \u2018V\u2019.\nH 8 J + A 9 # K Y @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B G & % X 1 \u00f7 2 V > T O\nNow, these letters will be arranged in alphabetical order at the left end of the series.\nIt is also given that the new arrangement will start just after O.\nAfter applying the above conditions the given alphanumeric sequence can be written as:\nH 8 + A 9 # K @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B & % X 1 \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\nThus, the alphanumeric sequence obtained after applying Step I is:\nH 8 + A 9 # K @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B & % X 1 \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\n\nIn the above alphanumeric sequence Step II will be applied.\nIn the STEP II \u2013 The numbers which are preceded by a consonant will be arranged between \u2018&\u2019 and \u2018%\u2019 in descending order.\nIn the alphanumeric sequence that obtained after Step I, the numbers which are preceded by a consonant are \u20188\u2019, \u20184\u2019, \u20185\u2019 and \u20181\u2019.\nH 8 + A 9 # K @ L 4 $ N 5 3 B & % X 1 \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\nIt is also given that the numbers which follows the given criteria will be arranged between \u2018&\u2019 and \u2018%\u2019 in descending order.\nAfter applying the above conditions STEP II of the given alphanumeric sequence can be written as:\nH + A 9 # K @ L $ N 3 B & 8 5 4 1 % X \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\nThus, the alphanumeric sequence obtained after applying Step II is:\nH + A 9 # K @ L $ N 3 B & 8 5 4 1 % X \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\n\nNow, in the above alphanumeric sequence Step III will be applied.\nWe have, in the STEP III \u2013 The symbols which are preceded by a letter will be arranged such that 1st symbol will be arranged at the left end, the 2nd symbol will be arranged at the right end, 3rd symbol will again be arranged at the left end and so on.\nIn the alphanumeric sequence that obtained after Step II the symbols which are symbols which are preceded by a letter are +, @, $, & and \u00f7.\nH + A 9 # K @ L $ N 3 B & 8 5 4 1 % X \u00f7 2 > T O G J V Y\nIt is also given that these symbols will be arranged such that 1st symbol will be arranged at the left end, the 2nd symbol will be arranged at the right end, 3rd symbol will again be arranged at the left end and so on.\nAfter applying the above conditions the given alphanumeric sequence can be written as:\n\u00f7 $ + H A 9 # K L N 3 B 8 5 4 1 % X 2 > T O G J V Y @ &\nThus, the alphanumeric sequence obtained after applying Step III is:\n\u00f7 $ + H A 9 # K L N 3 B 8 5 4 1 % X 2 > T O G J V Y @ &\n\nAnswers :\n16. We have, in the sequence after STEP III:\n\u00f7 $ + H A 9 # K L N 3 B 8 5 4 1 % X 2 > T O G J V Y @ &\nHere, the symbols which are followed by letter and preceded by a number are #, % and >.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 17,
+          "question": "What is the sum of the numbers occurring between & and % in the sequence after STEP III?",
+          "options": [
+            "2",
+            "18",
+            "10",
+            "12",
+            "7"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the numbers occurring between & and % in the sequence after STEP III is 2.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 18,
+          "question": "Which of the following element will be 6th to the right of 18th element from the right end in the sequence after STEP III?",
+          "options": [
+            ">",
+            "@",
+            "2",
+            "%",
+            "4"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the % will be 6th to the right of 18th element from the right end in the sequence after STEP III.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 19,
+          "question": "Which of the following number is/are there which is/are followed by and preceded by a consonant in the sequence after STEP III ?",
+          "options": [
+            "5",
+            "9",
+            "4",
+            "3",
+            "2"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that 3 is followed by and preceded by a consonant in the sequence after STEP III.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 20,
+          "question": "Which of the following pairs of elements will be there at end of the series in the sequence after STEP III?",
+          "options": [
+            "H, O",
+            "H, Y",
+            "\u00f7, Y",
+            "8, Y",
+            "\u00f7, &"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the \u00f7, & are there at the end of the series in the sequence after STEP III.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 5,
+      "directions": "Study the following numbers carefully and answer the questions given beside:\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 2 E Q % R T & 6 Z * N S $ 7 A\n\nStep 1: If a symbol is immediately preceded and followed by a letter then write it between 6 and Z.\nStep 2: If a number is immediately preceded by a symbol and immediately followed by a letter then write it between M and 2.\n\nNote: Step 2 is performed after completion of step 1.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 21,
+          "question": "With respect to the sequence after step 2, four of the following five are alike in some way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "ERM",
+            "ZS6",
+            "4M8",
+            "QT7",
+            "6*T"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation: (Q. 21 to Q. 25)\nGiven Sequence:\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 2 E Q % R T & 6 Z * N S $ 7 A\n\nStep 1: If a symbol is immediately preceded and followed by a letter then write it between 6 and Z.\nSequence after step 1:\nThere are two symbols which are immediately preceded and followed by a letter which are - % and *\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 2 E Q R T & 6 % * Z N S $ 7 A\n\nStep 2: If a number is immediately preceded by a symbol and immediately followed by a letter then write it between M and 2.\nSequence after step 2:\nThere is only one number '7' which is immediately preceded by a symbol '$' and immediately followed by letter 'A'.\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 7 2 E Q R T & 6 % * Z N S $ A\n\nAnswers :\n21. From the following explanation it is clear that '6*T' is the odd one out because 'T' is not third to the left of 6 in the sequence after step 2.\nLogic: Second element is second to the right of first element; third element is third to the left of first element.\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 22,
+          "question": "How many symbols are to the the left of second vowel from right end in the sequence obtained after step 1?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "More than three"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that there are two symbols (@,#) to the left of second vowel from right end (E) in the sequence after step 1.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 23,
+          "question": "How many elements are between the second composite number from left end and first prime number from right end in the sequence obtained after step 2?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "More than three"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that there are three elements(@,M,7) between the second composite number from left end (4) and first prime number from right end (2) in the sequence after step 2.\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 24,
+          "question": "How many numbers are there which is/are immediately preceded by a letter if all the vowels are dropped from the sequence after step 1?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "None",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Sequence after step 1:\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 2 E Q R T & 6 % * Z N S $ 7 A\n\nThe new sequence after dropping all the vowels:\n8 F # 4 @ M 2 Q R T & 6 % * Z N S $ 7\n\nOnly one number is there which is immediately preceded by a letter.\n\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 25,
+          "question": "With respect to the sequence after step 2, how many letters are there which is/are immediately preceded by a number and immediately followed by a symbol?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Four",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Sequence after step 2:\nO 8 F # 4 @ M 7 2 E Q R T & 6 % * Z N S $ A\n\nOnly one letter is there which is immediately preceded by a number and immediately followed by a symbol\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 6,
+      "directions": "Study the following numbers carefully and answer the questions given beside:\n5836 7469 8251 6293 4172",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 26,
+          "question": "If the digits of all the numbers are to be arranged in ascending order within the number from right to left then the numbers thus formed are to be arranged in descending order from left to right then what would be the sum of second digit of third number from left end and third digit of fourth number from right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "12",
+            "10",
+            "7",
+            "9",
+            "11"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nThe given sequence = 5836 7469 8251 6293 4172\nAfter arranging the digits of all the numbers in ascending order within the number from right to left, we get:\n8653 9764 8521 9632 7421\nAfter, arranging the newly formed in descending order from left to right, we get:\n9764 9632 8653 8521 7421\nHere, third number from left end is \u20188653\u2019 and second digit of \u20188653\u2019 is \u20186\u2019.\nAnd, fourth number from right end is \u20189632\u2019 and third digit of \u20189632\u2019 is \u20183\u2019.\nRequired Sum = 6 + 3 = 9\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 27,
+          "question": "If in each number first digit is interchanged with second digit and third digit is interchanged with fourth digit after that first digit is interchanged with fourth digit then what would be the difference of highest and second lowest numbers thus formed?",
+          "options": [
+            "3280",
+            "3820",
+            "2230",
+            "2380",
+            "2320"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nThe given sequence = 5836 7469 8251 6293 4172\nAfter interchanging first digit with second digit and third digit with fourth digit, we get:\n8563 4796 2815 2639 1427\nNow, interchanging first and fourth digit of each of the above number, we get:\n3568 6794 5812 9632 7421\nHere, the highest and second lowest numbers are \u20189632\u2019 and \u20185812\u2019\nRequired Difference = 9632 \u2013 5812 = 3820\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 28,
+          "question": "If all the odd digits of each number are decreased by 1 and all the even digits of each number are divided by 2 then the even numbers thus formed are arranged in descending from left to right and on the right of these all odd numbers are arranged in ascending order then which of the following numbers will be in the middle of the sequence?",
+          "options": [
+            "3186",
+            "4172",
+            "3182",
+            "8251",
+            "7469"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nThe given sequence = 5836 7469 8251 6293 4172\nAfter subtracting 1 from all the odd digits of each number and dividing all the even digits of each number by 2, we get:\n4423 6238 4140 3182 2061\nNow, arranging all the even numbers in descending order from left to right, we get:\n6238 4140 3182\nAfter arranging all the odd number in ascending order on the right of above numbers, we get:\n6238 4140 3182 2061 4423\nThe, number in the middle of the sequence is \u20183182\u2019.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 29,
+          "question": "If all the numbers are arranged in descending order then what will the product of second digit of the third number from the right end and third digit of the forth number from the left end?",
+          "options": [
+            "9",
+            "8",
+            "6",
+            "18",
+            "20"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nThe given sequence = 5836 7469 8251 6293 4172\nAfter changing the numbers in descending order, we get:\n8251 7469 6293 5836 4172\nNow, we have:\nThe Third number from the right end - 6293\nThe second digit of the third number -2\nThe forth number from the left end - 5836\nThe third digit of the forth number \u2013 3\nThe product of the numbers -2*3 = 6\nthe product of second digit of the third number from the right end and third digit of the forth number from the left end is 6.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 30,
+          "question": "Find the number the sum of all the digits of which is equal to the sum of all the smallest digits taken from all the numbers.",
+          "options": [
+            "5836",
+            "4172",
+            "6293",
+            "8251",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nThe given sequence = 5836 7469 8251 6293 4172\nThe smallest digit of each number \u2013 3, 4, 1, 2, 1\nThe sum of all smallest digits of each number,\n3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 1=11\nThe sum of all digits of each number,\n5 + 8 + 3 + 6 = 22\n7 + 4 + 6 + 9 = 26\n8 + 2 + 5 + 1 = 16\n6 + 2 + 9 + 3 = 20\n4 + 1 + 7 + 2 = 14\nthe sum of all the digits of each number is not equal to the sum of all the smallest digits taken from all the numbers.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 7,
+      "directions": "These questions are based on the following arrangement of letters/numbers/symbols. Study them carefully and answer the questions given beside.\n5 H \u03b2 3 % T I L 4 $ E 6 F 1 R M @ A # B D 2 8 U & C",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 31,
+          "question": "If all the numbers, vowels and the symbol \u2018&\u2019 are removed from the above arrangement, which of the following will be the eighth element from the left end?",
+          "options": [
+            "L",
+            "@",
+            "M",
+            "R",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "If we remove the numbers, vowels and the symbol \u2018&\u2019 from the above arrangement, the arrangement will be like:\n\nH \u03b2 % T L $ F R M @ # B D C\n\nClearly, \u2018R\u2019 is the eighth element from the left end.\n\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 32,
+          "question": "Which of the following is the fifth to the right of eighth element to the left of the thirteenth element from the left end?",
+          "options": [
+            "\u03b2",
+            "T",
+            "A",
+            "$",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The 13th element from the left end = F\n\nThe resultant direction = 8th to the left - 5th to the right = 3rd to the left = $\n\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 33,
+          "question": "How many such numbers are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately followed by a symbol and also immediately preceded by a letter?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "5 H \u03b2 3 % T I L 4 $ E 6 F 1 R M @ A # B D 2 8 U & C\n\nClearly, only 1 such permutation exists.\n\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 34,
+          "question": "If first five and the last five elements are written in reverse order, how many symbols are there that will be immediately followed by a letter?",
+          "options": [
+            "Only one",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "% 3 \u03b2 H 5 T I L 4 $ E 6 F 1 R M @ A # B D C & U 8 2\n\nClearly, 5 such permutations exist.\n\nOption E is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 35,
+          "question": "Four of the five are alike in a certain way based on their positions in the above arrangement and hence form a group. Find out the one that does not belong to that group?",
+          "options": [
+            "35",
+            "4T",
+            "64",
+            "RA",
+            "8B"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "5 H \u03b2 3 % T I L 4 $ E 6 F 1 R M @ A # B D 2 8 U & C\n\nIn all the permutations except given as option D, the second element is 3 steps left to the first element. In option D, the second element is 3 steps right to the first element.\n\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 8,
+      "directions": "Study the following arrangement carefully and answer the questions given beside.\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 36,
+          "question": "How many such digits are there in the given series each of which when subtracted from the following digit, gives 1 as resultant?",
+          "options": [
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "None",
+            "More than four",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The given series:\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7\n\nHere, we can see that there are seven such digits in the given series each of which when subtracted from the following digit, gives 1 as resultant.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 37,
+          "question": "Which of the following numbers will be obtained when the 18th number from the right end is added to the 19th number from the left end of the series?",
+          "options": [
+            "17",
+            "15",
+            "16",
+            "18",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The given series:\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7\n\nThe 18th number from the right end = 7\n\nThe 19th number from the left end = 8\n\nNow, we get:\n7 + 8 = 15\n\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 38,
+          "question": "How many odd numbers are there in the numeric series which are immediately preceded by a number, which is a perfect cube?",
+          "options": [
+            "Six",
+            "Seven",
+            "Eight",
+            "More than eight",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The given series:\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7\n\nFollowing the above series, we can say that there are seven such numbers which are immediately preceded by a perfect cube.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 39,
+          "question": "If 2 is subtracted from all odd numbers and 1 is subtracted from all even numbers in the given number series, then which number will be sixteenth from the right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "7",
+            "5",
+            "9",
+            "8",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The given series:\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7\n\nNow, the series after applying above condition:\n5 5 7 7 7 7 5 7 5 5 7 7 5 7 5 5 7 5 7 7 5 5 7 7 7 5 5 5 7 5\n\nThe sixteenth number from the right end = 5\n\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 40,
+          "question": "How many such even numbers are there which is immediately followed by a perfect square in the above series?",
+          "options": [
+            "Only one",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Five",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The given series:\n6 7 8 9 9 8 7 9 7 7 8 9 7 8 7 6 9 6 8 9 7 7 9 8 9 7 6 6 8 7\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 9,
+      "directions": "The following questions are based on the three digit numbers given below:\n972 938 895 863 692 536",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 41,
+          "question": "If the sum of the first and the last digits of a number is even then change the middle digit of that number to 8 and if the sum of the first and the last digits of a number is odd then interchange the first and last digit then which of the following numbers thus formed will be lowest?",
+          "options": [
+            "895",
+            "863",
+            "938",
+            "692",
+            "972"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The given sequence:\n972 938 895 863 692 536\n\nApplying above conditions in the given sequence, we get:\n279 839 598 368 286 635\n\nThe lowest number is 279.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 42,
+          "question": "What would be the third highest number obtained after subtracting 2 from every odd digit of the given sequence and adding 1 to every even digits of the given sequence and then interchanging the first digit with third digit?",
+          "options": [
+            "972",
+            "938",
+            "895",
+            "692",
+            "536"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The given sequence:\n972 938 895 863 692 536\n\nApplying above conditions in the given sequence, we get:\n357 917 379 179 377 713\n\nThe third highest number is 379.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 43,
+          "question": "If all the digits are arranged in decreasing order from left to right within the numbers and then the numbers thus formed are arranged in increasing order from right to left. Then which of the following numbers will be second from left end?",
+          "options": [
+            "972",
+            "938",
+            "895",
+            "863",
+            "692"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The given sequence:\n972 938 895 863 692 536\n\nApplying above conditions in the given sequence, we get:\n985 983 972 962 863 653\n\nThe second number from left end is 983.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 44,
+          "question": "If the sum of the highest and the lowest number is divided by the difference of the third highest and the third lowest number and the resultant is then multiplied by 8, which of the following numbers will we finally get?",
+          "options": [
+            "256",
+            "284",
+            "310",
+            "377",
+            "436"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The given sequence:\n972 938 895 863 692 536\n\nApplying above conditions in the given sequence, we get:\nSum of the highest and the lowest number is 972 + 536 = 1508\n\nDifference of the third highest and the third lowest number is 895 \u2013 863 = 32 (1508/32)\u00d78 = 377\n\nThe number we get is 377\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 45,
+          "question": "If all the digits within the number are multiplied to each other than how many numbers thus formed will be less than 200?",
+          "options": [
+            "1",
+            "2",
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "5"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The given sequence:\n972 938 895 863 692 536\n\nApplying above conditions in the given sequence, we get:\n126 216 360 144 108 90\n\nThere four such number that are less than 200.\n\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_number": 10,
+      "directions": "These questions are based on the following arrangement of letters/numbers/symbols. Study them carefully and answer the questions given beside.\nW 1 R % 4 J E # 7 M T 2 I 9 B H 3 A $ 9 F Q 5 D G 6 U S P",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 46,
+          "question": "Which of the following is the seventh to the right of the eighteenth from the right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "A",
+            "E",
+            "$",
+            "#",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Note : In case of same directions we take the difference of the positions and calculate the resultant position of an element from the given end of the series.\n\n\u2234 7th to the right of the 18th from the right end means (18 \u2013 7) = 11th from the right end, i.e., $.\n\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 47,
+          "question": "What should come in place of question mark on the basis of the above arrangement?\nR 4 # M 2 B 3 $ Q ?",
+          "options": [
+            "5 G U",
+            "D 6 S",
+            "5 G S",
+            "D 6 P",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Each element of each term moves 7 steps forward to give the corresponding element of the next term.\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 48,
+          "question": "If the positions of E and A are interchanged and similarly the positions of R and U are interchanged then how many symbols will be there each of which is either preceded or followed by a vowel ?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Such symbols in the new arrangement may be indicated as follows :\n\nW 1 U % 4 J A # 7 M T 2 I 9 B H 3 E $ 9 F Q 5 D G 6 R S P\n\nThere are three symbols (%, #, $) that satisfy the given condition.\n\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 49,
+          "question": "If the order of the last fifteen elements is reversed, which of the following will be fifth to the right of twelfth from the left end ?",
+          "options": [
+            "U",
+            "$",
+            "3",
+            "6",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "The new arrangement is :\n\nW 1 R % 4 J E # 7 M T 2 I 9 P S U 6 G D 5 Q F 9 $ A 3 H B\n\nNote : In case of opposite directions we add the positions and calculate the resultant position of an element from the given end of the series.\n\n\u2234 5th to the right of 12th from the left end means (5 + 12) = 17th from the left end, i.e., U\n\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 50,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way on the basis of above arrangement and hence form a group. Which one does not belong to that group ?",
+          "options": [
+            "R W 4",
+            "5 F G",
+            "9 Q A",
+            "3 B $",
+            "7 E T"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "In all other groups, the first and second elements move 2 steps backward and 4 steps forward respectively to give the second and third elements.\n\nHence option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+  ]

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+[
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are family members and there are two married couples in two generations of people who live in the same house. M is father of spouse of O. R is the maternal Uncle of S who is not a male. M is brother-in-law of R. P and S are sisters of each other. Q is son of N. O is a feminine gender.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 1,
+          "question_text": "How is M related to P?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Mother",
+            "B. Father",
+            "C. Uncle",
+            "D. Aunt",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReferences:\nM is father of spouse of O. O is a feminine gender.\nR is the maternal Uncle of S who is not a male. M is brother-in-law of R.\nP and S are sisters of each other.\n\nInferences:\nFrom above statements, M married to R’s only sister. Thus M is brother-in-law of R.\nBoth P and S are the daughters of M. Thus, R is the maternal Uncle of S.\n\nReferences:\nQ is son of N.\nOnly two generations are there in the family and there are two married couples.\n\nInferences:\nTherefore, N is wife of M. Q is the son of both M and N. Thus we get final family tree.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the common explanation, we get 'Father'.\nHence, option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 2,
+          "question_text": "If J is grandchild of M then how is N related to J?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Grandmother",
+            "B. Grandfather",
+            "C. Brother",
+            "D. Sister",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get 'Grandmother'.\nHence, option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 3,
+          "question_text": "If L is maternal uncle of S then how is L related to Q?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Son",
+            "B. Grandson",
+            "C. Nephew",
+            "D. Uncle",
+            "E. Either A or C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get 'Uncle'.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. A family has 6 members – Radhey, Krishna, Madhav, Kanha, Gaur and Hari among 3 generations. Further it is also known that: Radhey is the son-in-law of Krishna. Gaur who is unmarried, has a sister and Hari has an uncle. Kanha is the grandmother of Hari. Both the grandparents and parents of Hari are alive.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 4,
+          "question_text": "Which of the following does not belong to the second generation of the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Madhav",
+            "B. Krishna",
+            "C. Gaur",
+            "D. Radhey",
+            "E. Either A or C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nKanha is the grandmother of Hari.\nBoth the grandparents and parents of Hari are alive.\nReference:\nGaur who is unmarried, has a sister and Hari has an uncle.\nRadhey is the son-in-law of Krishna.\nInference:\nRadhey will be the son-in-law of Krishna and father of Hari.\nSo, Krishna belongs to the first generation of the family and will be the husband of Kanha.\nSince there are only 6 members in the family and Hari do have an uncle and Gaur has a sister and we have only two members left, thus Gaur must be a male and uncle of Hari and Madhav must be the mother of Hari.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFrom the following explanation it is clear that Krishna is the one who does not belong to the second generation.\nOption B, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 5,
+          "question_text": "How is Radhey related to Hari's uncle?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother-in-law",
+            "B. Sister-in-law",
+            "C. Sister",
+            "D. Brother",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Hari's uncle is Gaur and Radhey is related to Gaur as his brother-in-law.\nOption A, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 6,
+          "question_text": "If Madhav has a son, then how will he be related to Krishna?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Nephew",
+            "B. Son",
+            "C. Grandson",
+            "D. Can't be determined",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Madhav is the daughter of Krishna, so Madhav's son would be grandson of Krishna.\nOption C, is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Madvan, Naasih, Omisha, Parag, Qutub, Rajani, Saharsa and Tanuja are family members. Rajani is sister of Madvan who is brother-in-law of Naasih. Tanuja is sister-in-law of Saharsa. Tanuja is only sister of Naasih. Parag is husband of Omisha and brother-in-law of Qutub. Rajani is spouse of Qutub. Madvan has only one sibling.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 7,
+          "question_text": "How is Qutub related to Naasih?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother in law’s brother in law",
+            "B. Sister’s brother in law",
+            "C. Brother’s sister in law",
+            "D. Brother",
+            "E. Cannot be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReferences\n• Rajani is sister of Madvan who is brother-in-law of Naasih.\n• Rajani is spouse of Qutub.\n• Madvan has only one sibling.\nInferences\nFrom above information, Rajani is wife of Qutub.\nQutub is brother-in-law of Madvan & Madvan must married to sister of Naasih.\nReferences\n• Tanuja is only sister of Naasih.\n• Tanuja is sister-in-law of Saharsa.\nInferences\nFrom above information, Tanuja is the wife of Madvan. We know Madvan has only one sibling.\nTherefore, Saharsa must marry to Naasih. But gender of Saharsa and Naasih are cannot be determined.\nReferences\n• Parag is husband of Omisha and brother-in-law of Qutub.\nInferences\nFrom above information, Omisha is sister of Qutub. Parag is brother-in-law of Qutub.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing common explanation, we get 'Brother in law’s brother in law'.\nNaasih’s brother in law is Madvan & Madvan’s brother in law is Qutub.\nHence, option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 8,
+          "question_text": "Find the following relations respectively.\nI. In which way Omisha is related to Madvan?\nII. How is Madvan related to Naasih?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Sister in law & Brother in laws Brother",
+            "B. Sister in law & Brother",
+            "C. Sister’s sister in law & Brother in law",
+            "D. Brother’s sister in law & Brother in law",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following common explanation, we get 'Sister’s sister in law & Brother in law'.\nI. Madvan’s sister is Rajani & Rajani’s sister in law is Omisha [i.e. Sister’s sister in law].\nII. Madvan is brother in law of Naasih [i. e. Brother in law].\nHence, option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. A family of 10 members over three generations goes for a family get-together. Adi is the father of Abhi and has only one son. Ana is the son-in-law of Amy and the father of Anu. Sonu is the uncle of Auni. Annie is the aunt of Auro, who is the daughter of Aaru. Aaru is the daughter in law of Adi. Sonu is not Ana’s brother in law. Amy is the mother of Annie who has two children. Each child has both of its parents alive.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 9,
+          "question_text": "Which of the following pairs denotes the relationship of Father-Daughter?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Ana - Anu",
+            "B. Adi - Abhi",
+            "C. Abhi - Auro",
+            "D. Annie - Auni",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nAdi is the father of Abhi and has only one son.\nAnnie is the aunt of Auro, who is the daughter of Aaru.\nAaru is the daughter in law of Adi.\nReference:\nAmy is the mother of Annie who has two children.\nAna is the son-in-law of Amy and the father of Anu.\nSonu is the uncle of Auni.\nSonu is not Ana’s brother in law.\nEach child has both of its parents alive.\nInference:\nHere, we already have a hint that Sonu is not the brother-in-law of Ana, thus he must be brother of Ana and in this way he is related to Auni as his/her paternal uncle. Case II gets eliminated because it would have 11 persons.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFrom the following explanation it is clear that out of the given options, only 'Abhi - Auro' has the relationship of Father-Daughter.\nOption C, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 10,
+          "question_text": "If Auni is the sister of Anu, then how many female members are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. 3",
+            "B. 4",
+            "C. 5",
+            "D. Can't be determined",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that even if Auni is the sister of Anu, but we still don't know whether Anu is a male or female. Thus we cannot determine the number of females in the family.\nOption D, is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Twelve persons consist of a family spanning over three generations. Also, there are three married couples and all the female members of the family are married. For every person in the family either both or none of his/her parents are alive. Kat is mother of Jay and Cal is father of Kat. Ira is not unmarried person. Both the daughters of Aby have 2 sons and 2 brothers. Dep married to Tur, who is aunt of Han. Sia and Rai are cousins of Jay. Map and Eva both are uncles of Sia and Han.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 11,
+          "question_text": "How is Cal related to Ira?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Uncle",
+            "B. Son",
+            "C. Daughter in law",
+            "D. Father in law",
+            "E. Mother in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nBoth the daughters of Aby have 2 sons and 2 brothers.\nKat is mother of Jay and Cal is father of Kat.\nReference:\nSia and Rai are cousins of Jay.\nMap and Eva both are uncles of Sia and Han.\nReference:\nIra is not unmarried person.\nDep married to Tur, who is aunt of Han.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution we can say that Cal is the father in law of Ira.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 12,
+          "question_text": "How is Sia related to Tur?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother",
+            "B. Daughter",
+            "C. Father",
+            "D. Mother",
+            "E. Son"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Sia is the son of Tur.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 13,
+          "question_text": "How many siblings do Eva has?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. None",
+            "B. One",
+            "C. Two",
+            "D. Three",
+            "E. More than three"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Eva has three siblings.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. 'A @ B' means 'A is the son of B.' 'A * B' means 'B is the sister of A.' 'A # B' means 'A is the husband of B.' 'A / B' means 'A is the father of B.' 'A $ B' means 'B is the brother of A.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 14,
+          "question_text": "Which of the following conclusions cannot be drawn from the expression – ‘R@P$Q/S*T’?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. R is the nephew of Q.",
+            "B. T is the niece of P.",
+            "C. S is the sister of T.",
+            "D. Only B and C",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Brief: ‘R@P$Q/S*T’\nR is the son of P. Q is the brother of P. Q is the father of S. T is the sister of S.\nClearly, gender of P and S cannot be determined, thus we can't say whether S is the brother of T or the sister of T. Therefore this conclusion cannot be drawn from the given expression.\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 15,
+          "question_text": "Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the given expression – 'M#S$J@W*P'?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. W has two children.",
+            "B. P is the aunt of J.",
+            "C. W is the father-in-law of M.",
+            "D. Both A and B",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Brief: 'M#S$J@W*P'\nM is the husband of S. J is the brother of S. J is the son of W. P is the sister of W.\nClearly, gender of W cannot be determined, thus we can't say whether W is the father-in-law or the mother-in-law of M. Therefore this conclusion cannot be drawn from the given expression.\nW has two children can clearly be derived from the above family tree.\nP is also explicitly seen as the aunt of J.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 16,
+          "question_text": "\"G is the brother-in-law of Y\" can be derived from which of the following expressions?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. K@G$T#Y*U",
+            "B. G/K@T*U$Y",
+            "C. T/Y$U#G*K",
+            "D. K@G$T/U*Y",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Option A – Brief: 'K@G$T#Y*U'\nK is the son of G. T is the brother of G. T is the husband of Y. U is the sister of Y.\nHere we don't know the gender of G, thus we can't say whether G is brother-in-law or sister-in-law of Y. Thus option A gets eliminated.\nOption B – Brief: 'G/K@T*U$Y'\nG is the father of K. K is the son of T. U is the sister of T. Y is the brother of U.\nClearly, in the above image, G can be derived as brother-in-law of Y.\nThus option B is the correct choice.\nHence, option B is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Pointing to a photograph Ankur says, ‘He is the only brother of the only daughter of my sister's maternal grandmother’. Pointing to another photograph Suraj says, ‘He is the only brother of the only daughter of my sister's maternal grandmother’. Among the two photographs, one was either of Suraj or Ankur, and the photograph, towards which Ankur was pointing, was not of Suraj.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 17,
+          "question_text": "How is Ankur related to Suraj?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Paternal uncle",
+            "B. Grandfather",
+            "C. Maternal uncle",
+            "D. Father",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nPointing to a photograph Ankur says, ‘He is the only brother of the only daughter of my sister's maternal grandmother’.\nPointing to another photograph Suraj says, ‘He is the only brother of the only daughter of my sister's maternal grandmother’.\nInference:\nIn both of the figures we can see that both Ankur and Suraj are pointing towards their maternal uncle.\nReference:\nAmong the two photographs, one was either of Suraj or Ankur, and the photograph, towards which Ankur was pointing, was not of Suraj.\nInference:\nWith the above hints it is clear that one of the given photograph was either of Ankur or Suraj, and it is given that Ankur was not pointing towards Suraj’s photograph also none of Ankur or Suraj can point towards their own photograph so no one can be his own maternal uncle. This, means Suraj was pointing towards Ankur’s photograph.\nSo, we can say that Ankur was the maternal uncle of Suraj.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution we can say that Ankur is the maternal uncle of Suraj.\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 18,
+          "question_text": "How is Ankur's sister related to Suraj?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Mother",
+            "B. Great grandmother",
+            "C. Sister",
+            "D. Grandmother",
+            "E. Mother in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Ankur's sister is the mother of Suraj.\nHence, option A is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Seven persons – Gaur, Minu, Ali, Drona, Joya, Tiya, and Heer, belongs to a family. Minu is daughter in law of Joya. Tiya is grandmother of Drona. Heer is sister in law of Joya. Gaur has two children Ali and Drona. Tiya is the only sibling of Heer. Minu has no son.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 19,
+          "question_text": "How many male members are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. 1",
+            "B. 2",
+            "C. 3",
+            "D. 4",
+            "E. Either 3 or 4"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nMinu is daughter in law of Joya.\nHeer is sister in law of Joya.\nTiya is the only sibling of Heer.\nReference:\nTiya is grandmother of Drona.\nGaur has two children Ali and Drona.\nMinu has no son.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution we can say that there are 2 male members in the family.\nHence, option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 20,
+          "question_text": "How is Drona related to Joya?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Grandson",
+            "B. Son",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Granddaughter",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Drona is the granddaughter of Joya.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Some persons related to each other were going in a bus. When asked about their relationships, following were their replies: M says ‘N is my daughter in law and R is my father in law’. C says ‘T is my aunt and Z is my father’. Z says ‘S is my maternal grandmother and T is not my sister’. N says ‘Q is my father in law and L is my brother in law’. L says ‘P is my grandfather and C is my niece’.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 21,
+          "question_text": "How is N related to R?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Granddaughter in law",
+            "B. Father in law",
+            "C. Sister in law",
+            "D. Granddaughter",
+            "E. Grandson"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nM says ‘N is my daughter in law and R is my father in law’.\nN says ‘Q is my father in law and L is my brother in law’.\nReference:\nL says ‘P is my grandfather and C is my niece’.\nC says ‘T is my aunt and Z is my father’.\nReference:\nZ says ‘S is my maternal grandmother and T is not my sister’.\nInference:\nHere, our case 2 is contradicting with the above hints so we can say that Case 2 is an invalid case.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution, we can say that N is the granddaughter in law of R.\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 22,
+          "question_text": "How is the sister in law of L related to T?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Daughter",
+            "B. Mother",
+            "C. Sister in law",
+            "D. Aunt",
+            "E. Sister"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that sister in law of L i.e. N is the sister of T.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 23,
+          "question_text": "How is C related to M?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Daughter",
+            "B. Sister",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Granddaughter",
+            "E. Brother"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that C is the granddaughter of M.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 24,
+          "question_text": "How many female members are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Three",
+            "B. Four",
+            "C. Five",
+            "D. Six",
+            "E. Either Five or Six"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that there are five female members in the family.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Avnish and Avni are sisters. Avanti is an unmarried son of Abish, Avanti has a brother in law Arti. Amrita is Avnish's nephew and has a brother Arun. Ankur has two daughters Ankit and Abha. Arti is father of Abha. Asha is the father of Arun. Asha is the brother-in-law of Avnish. Abish is the brother-in-law of Avni.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 25,
+          "question_text": "How many male members are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Four",
+            "B. Five",
+            "C. Six",
+            "D. Seven",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nAvnish and Avni are sisters.\nAsha is the brother-in-law of Avnish.\nAbish is the brother-in-law of Avni.\nReference:\nAvanti is an unmarried son of Abish, Avanti has a brother in law Arti.\nArti is father of Abha.\nAnkur has two daughters Ankit and Abha.\nReference:\nAmrita is Avnish's nephew and has a brother Arun.\nAsha is the father of Arun.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution, we can say that there are six male members in the family.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 26,
+          "question_text": "How is Ankit related to Avanti?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Daughter",
+            "B. Niece",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Brother",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Ankit is the niece of Avanti.\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 27,
+          "question_text": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group which of the following is the one that does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Ankur Avanti",
+            "B. Amrita Arun",
+            "C. Ankit Abha",
+            "D. Abish Asha",
+            "E. Avnish Avni"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Abish Asha is the one that does not belong to the group because of all the pairs Abish Asha is only pair which is not of siblings.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 28,
+          "question_text": "How is Abha related to Abish?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Grandmother",
+            "B. Grandfather",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Son in law",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Abha is the granddaughter of Abish.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. X @ Y means X is son of Y. X # Y means Y is father of X. X? Y means Y is daughter of X. X! Y means X is mother of Y. X * Y means X is brother of Y.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 29,
+          "question_text": "How is W related to K for the following expression? J@K!T*W?X#Z.",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Sister",
+            "B. Daughter",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Brother",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Brief:\nJ is the son of K. K is the mother of T. T is the brother of W. X is the daughter of W. Z is the father of X.\nInference:\nX is the daughter of W. Z is the father of X. Then W is the wife of Z. Thereby, W is the daughter of K.\nHence, option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 30,
+          "question_text": "How is T related to Z, for the following expression? A*D!Z!P@K*T",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Sister-in-law",
+            "B. Daughter-in-law",
+            "C. Son-in-law",
+            "D. Brother-in-law",
+            "E. Data Inadequate"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Brief:\nA is the brother of D. D is the mother of Z. Z is mother of P. P is son of K. K is the brother of T.\nInference:\nZ is mother of P. P is son of K. Then K is husband of Z. K is the brother of T. Here, gender of T cannot be determined. Therefore, T is either sister-in-law or brother-in-law of Z. Thus option E is the correct answer.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Nine persons were standing in a photograph these persons were related to each in some way. Either both or none of the parents of a child were there in the photograph. Sonu was the father of Beenu, who had 2 children. Raja was the only daughter of Beenu but Beenu was not the mother of Raja. Koko was the only sister-in-law of Ninu. Ninu was the only sibling of Beenu. Ninu's wife had only one child. Tinu was the granddaughter of Kiku who was the mother-in-law of Bala. Shalu was the son of Kiku's daughter-in-law.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 31,
+          "question_text": "How was Bala related to Shalu?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Mother",
+            "B. Brother",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Aunt",
+            "E. Father"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nSonu was the father of Beenu, who had 2 children.\nRaja was the only daughter of Beenu but Beenu was not the mother of Raja.\nReference:\nKoko was the only sister-in-law of Ninu.\nNinu was the only sibling of Beenu.\nNinu's wife had only one child.\nReference:\nTinu was the granddaughter of Kiku who was the mother-in-law of Bala.\nShalu was the son of Kiku's daughter-in-law.\nInference:\nHere, the only possible scenario in which the above hints can be justified is drawn.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution, we can say that Bala was the Aunt of Shalu.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 32,
+          "question_text": "How was Koko related to Ninu’s wife?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Koko was Ninu’s wife.",
+            "B. Brother in law",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Aunt",
+            "E. Sister in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Koko was the Sister in law of Ninu’s wife.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 33,
+          "question_text": "How many female members are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. 3",
+            "B. 4",
+            "C. 5",
+            "D. 6",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that there are 5 female members in the family.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Daya, who is child of Subh, is married to Prem. Bala is daughter of Subh. Subh is paternal grandfather of Geet. Rathi is only son of Daya. Prem has three children & one of them is married to Nupur. Nupur is sister-in-law of Honey. There were only 8 persons in the family.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 34,
+          "question_text": "How is Daya related to Nupur?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Daughter",
+            "B. Sister",
+            "C. Mother in law",
+            "D. Husband",
+            "E. Father in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nThere were only 8 persons in the family.\nReference:\nDaya, who is child of Subh, is married to Prem.\nPrem has three children & one of them is married to Nupur.\nNupur is sister-in-law of Honey.\nReference:\nBala is daughter of Subh.\nSubh is paternal grandfather of Geet.\nRathi is only son of Daya.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution, we can say that Daya is the father in law of Nupur.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 35,
+          "question_text": "How is Honey related to Bala?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Aunt",
+            "B. Son",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Niece",
+            "E. Brother"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Honey is the niece of Bala.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 36,
+          "question_text": "How many male member(s) are there in the family?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Two",
+            "B. Three",
+            "C. Four",
+            "D. Five",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that there are three male members in the family.\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. In a family of seven members, Vaak is the paternal aunt of Cand. Mahe is the child of Rafi. Kalp is the father-in-law of Labh. Abhi is the grandmother of Mahe. Cand is the brother-in-law of Labh, who is not the mother of Mahe. Abhi is sister-in-law of Vaak. Rafi is not sibling of Vaak. Kalp is also the member of the family.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 37,
+          "question_text": "If Zaid is the only son of Labh, then how is Mahe related to Kalp?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Niece",
+            "B. Sister",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Granddaughter",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nExplanation:\no Kalp is the father-in-law of Labh. Cand is the brother-in-law of Labh. Here Labh married to Rafi. Rafi and Cand are siblings.\no Vaak is the paternal aunt of Cand. Here, Vaak is sister of Kalp and Cand is the son of Kalp.\no Abhi is sister-in-law of Vaak. Here, Abhi is the wife of Kalp.\no Abhi is the grandmother of Mahe & Mahe is the child of Rafi. Here, Rafi married to Labh and Mahe is child of Both Rafi and Labh.\no Labh, who is not the mother of Mahe. From this statement, we get Labh is the father of Mahe and Rafi is the mother of Mahe.\nMahe gender cannot be determined\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nThe following common explanation, we get 'Granddaughter'.\nIf Zaid is only son of Labh, then Mahe is the daughter of Labh and Mahe is the granddaughter of Kalp.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 38,
+          "question_text": "If Cand is married to Bati, then how Abhi related to Bati?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Mother",
+            "B. Aunt",
+            "C. Mother-in-law",
+            "D. Niece",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Mother-in-law\".\nAbhi is Mother-in-law of Bati.\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 39,
+          "question_text": "How is Mahe related to Vaak’s brother?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Son",
+            "B. Daughter",
+            "C. Grandson",
+            "D. Granddaughter",
+            "E. Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Cannot be determined\".\nVaak’s Brother is Kalp. Mahe gender is cannot be determined. So Mahe may be either Grandson or Granddaughter.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 40,
+          "question_text": "If Mony is mother of Gaya, who is daughter of Reet and Somu is grandfather of Babu, who is sister of Gaya also Heer is brother of Mony and son of Somu then how is Reet related to Somu?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother in law",
+            "B. Son",
+            "C. Daughter",
+            "D. Son in law",
+            "E. Mother in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "We have,\nMony is mother of Gaya, who is daughter of Reet and Somu is grandfather of Babu, who is sister of Gaya also Heer is uncle of Babu and son of Somu.\nUsing the above information, we can draw a following blood chart:\nHere, we can say that Reet is the son in law of Somu.\nHence, the correct answer is option D.."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. There are nine members A to I are in their family. A is mother-in-law of E and sister-in-law of C. B is father of D. F and D are sister-in-law of each other. The person I is the niece of E and C is the paternal aunt of D. The relationship of B and D is same as that of H and I. G is the mother of F and she has one daughter and one son.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 41,
+          "question_text": "How is H related to G?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother-in-law",
+            "B. Sister-in-law",
+            "C. Daughter-in-law",
+            "D. Son-in-law",
+            "E. Father-in-law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReferences\nB is father of D. C is the paternal aunt of D. A is mother-in-law of E and sister-in-law of C.\nInferences\nC is the sister of B. B is husband of A.\nReferences\nG is the mother of F and she has one daughter and one son. F and D are sister-in-law of each other.\nInferences\nF and D are sister-in-law of each other, this confirms both to be female.\nReferences\nThe person I is the niece of E .The relationship of B and D is same as that of H and I.\nInferences\nAs B is the father of D, similarly H is the father of I. I is the niece of E.\nBy combining (i) & (ii), E is son of G and F is the daughter of G. E is the husband of D.\nBy combining (ii), (iii), H is the husband of F. E and F are siblings. I is the daughter of F and niece of E.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nThe following common explanation, we get \"Son-in-law\".\nH is son-in-law of G.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 42,
+          "question_text": "If C is married to J, then how is B related to J?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Sister-in-law",
+            "B. Daughter",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Brother",
+            "E. Brother - in – law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Brother-in-law\".\nB is Brother-in-law of J.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 43,
+          "question_text": "If M is the son of E, then how G is related to M?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Father",
+            "B. Mother",
+            "C. Grandmother",
+            "D. Grandfather",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Grandmother\".\nG is Grandmother of M.\nHence, option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. There are eight members P to W in a three generation family. There is only one person in third generation and three couples in the family. There are equal number of males and females. V, who is married, is the only uncle of T. Q is the mother-in-law of S. P is the brother-in-law of W. W is a female and is not married. P has only one son and is not V. P’s only son is married to S. U is not Q’s son. V is from second generation of the family. S has no sibling.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 44,
+          "question_text": "Who among the following is wife of V?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. S",
+            "B. Q",
+            "C. R",
+            "D. U",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReferences\nThere is only one person in third generation and three couples in the family.\nThere are equal number of males and females.\nI. P is the brother-in-law of W. W is a female and is not married. P’s only son is married to S. P has only one son and is not V. Q is the mother-in-law of S. U is not Q’s son. S has no sibling.\nII. V, who is married, is the only uncle of T. V is from second generation of the family.\no From (I), P’s only son is married to S. Q is the mother-in-law of S. Then P is the Husband of Q. Q and W are sisters.\no By combining I & II, if U and V is not the son of P. Then R must be the son of P and Q couples, because V is from 2nd generation then T is from third generation.\no Therefore, R is the Husband of S and U is the daughter of P and Q couples.\no U is the wife of V. So Q, W, S and U are females. Then P, V, R and T are male members of the family.\no Finally, T is the son of R and S couples.\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nThe following common explanation, we get \"U is the wife of V\".\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 45,
+          "question_text": "How is P related to U?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Brother",
+            "B. Mother",
+            "C. Father",
+            "D. Father-in-law",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \" P is the father of U\".\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 46,
+          "question_text": "How is T related to U?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Niece",
+            "B. Nephew",
+            "C. Brother",
+            "D. Cousin",
+            "E. None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Nephew\".\nHence, option B is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside. Six people – A, B, P, Q, X and Y each uses a phone of different brand – Intex, Honor, Xiaomi, Nokia, Oppo and Vivo but not necessarily in the same order. All of them were related to each other in some way such that there were only two married couples in the family. One who uses Oppo is the grandfather of Y, who uses Intex. Q, who uses Honor is married to A. P, who uses Nokia is married to the one who uses Xiaomi. B is the mother of X and Y.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 47,
+          "question_text": "How is the one who uses Nokia related to the one who uses Vivo?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Mother",
+            "B. Father",
+            "C. Brother",
+            "D. Grandmother",
+            "E. Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Common Explanation:\nReference:\nOne who uses Oppo is the grandfather of Y, who uses Intex.\nOppo owner is father of neither P nor Q.\nB is the mother of X and Y.\nInference:\nB is the daughter of the one who owns Oppo.\nReference:\nQ, who uses Honor, is married to A.\nP, who uses Nokia, is married to the one who uses Xiaomi.\nInference:\nNow we can say that X uses Vivo phone.\nPerson Phone: A-Oppo, B-Xiaomi, P-Nokia, Q-Honor, X-Vivo, Y-Intex\n\nSpecific Question Explanation:\nFollowing the final solution we can say that one who uses Nokia is the father of the one who uses Vivo.\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 48,
+          "question_text": "Which brand of phone does X use?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Oppo",
+            "B. Xiaomi",
+            "C. Honor",
+            "D. Vivo",
+            "E. Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that X uses Vivo.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 49,
+          "question_text": "Which of the following phone is used by the husband of the one whose child uses Xiaomi?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Oppo",
+            "B. Nokia",
+            "C. Honor",
+            "D. Vivo",
+            "E. Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the husband of the one whose child uses Xiaomi uses, Oppo.\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 50,
+          "question_text": "Soni is brother of Moni, Daya is sister of Moni, and Bala is father of Charu, who is brother of Daya if Moni is son of Roop then how is Bala related to Roop?",
+          "options": [
+            "A. Wife",
+            "B. Husband",
+            "C. Son",
+            "D. Mother in law",
+            "E. Brother in law"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Using the given hints we can create a following blood chart:\nIn the above blood chart it can clearly be seen that Bala is the husband of Roop.\nHence the correct answer is option B."
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+  ]

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+[
+    {
+      "set_id": 1,
+      "directions": "Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.\n\nThere are eight persons - Mita, Niya, Om, Pari, Qiya, Rati, Shri and Tiya. All of them are sitting in a straight row and are facing in the South direction but not necessarily in the same order. There are only two persons between Rati and Pari. The number of persons between Qiya and Mita is same as the number of persons between Pari and Shri. Om is not a neighbor of Shri who is immediate left of Niya. Qiya is second to the left of Rati who is fourth from the right corner. Mita sits at any corner of the row. Tiya sits immediate right of Qiya.",
+      "common_explanation": "Reference:\nQiya is second to the left of Rati who is fourth from the right corner.\nTiya sits immediate right of Qiya.\nThere are only two persons between Rati and Pari.\n\nInference:\nBased on the given hints following two cases can be drawn:\nCase1 When Pari is third to the left of Rati\nRow/Persons→ (Facing South)↓\nRati, Tiya, Qiya, Pari\n←Right end → Left end\n\nCase2 When Pari is third to the right of Rati\nRow/Persons→ (Facing South)↓\nPari, Rati, Tiya, Qiya\n←Right end → Left end\n\nReference:\nThe number of persons between Qiya and Mita is same as the number of persons between Pari and Shri.\nMita sits at any corner of the row.\nOm is not a neighbor of Shri who is immediate left of Niya.\n\nInference:\nCase1 When Pari is third to the left of Rati and number of persons between Mita and Qiya are 4\nRow/Persons→ (Facing South)↓\nMita, Shri, Rati, Tiya, Qiya, Pari\n←Right end → Left end\nIn Case1, Positions of Om and Niya cannot be ascertained without violating the third hint, thus Case1 Fails here.\n\nCase2 When Pari is third to the right of Rati and number of persons between Mita and Qiya is 1\nRow/Persons→ (Facing South)↓\nPari, Niya, Shri, Rati, Tiya, Qiya, Om, Mita\n←Right end → Left end",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 1,
+          "question": "How many persons are seated to the left of Niya?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "Six",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that six persons are seated towards the left of Niya.\nOption D, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 2,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in some way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Om",
+            "Rati",
+            "Shri",
+            "Qiya",
+            "Pari"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Pari is the only one among the given options, who sits at an extreme end, rest person sit in the middle of the row.\nOption E, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 3,
+          "question": "Who among the following is/are immediate neighbour(s) of Qiya?",
+          "options": [
+            "Tiya",
+            "Om",
+            "Both A and B",
+            "Either A or B",
+            "Shri"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Om and Tiya both are the immediate neighbours of Qiya.\nOption C, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 4,
+          "question": "Who among the following sits second to the left of the person who sits third from the right end?",
+          "options": [
+            "Mita",
+            "Tiya",
+            "Pari",
+            "Niya",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the person sitting third from the right end is Shri and second to the left of Shri is Tiya.\nOption B, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 5,
+          "question": "Who among the following sits third to the left of Rati?",
+          "options": [
+            "Om",
+            "Pari",
+            "Niya",
+            "Mita",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Om is sitting third to the left of Rati.\nOption A, is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 2,
+      "directions": "Nine persons Anu, Bablu, Cheenu, Dona, Esha, Faria, Gaurav, Harish and Ishita are sitting in a row and all are facing north. It is known that Cheenu sits exactly in the middle and there is no person to the right of Ishita. Dona is fourth to the right of Faria. Gaurav and Harish are sitting next to each other. Esha is the neighbor of Dona but not of Cheenu.\nHarish doesn't sit at any extreme corner. Dona is not sitting adjacent to either Cheenu or Ishita. Anu is second to the right of Harish.",
+      "common_explanation": "Reference:\nIt is known that Cheenu sits exactly in the middle and there is no person to the right of Ishita.\nInference:\nThere is no one sitting to the right of Ishita, means she is sitting at the right most end of the row.\n\nReference:\nDona is not sitting adjacent to either Cheenu or Ishita.\nDona is fourth to the right of Faria.\nInference:\nAs Dona cannot sit adjacent to Cheenu and Ishita, so, therefore, there is only place left i.e. third from the right end of the row for Faria.\n\nReference:\nGaurav and Harish are sitting next to each other. Harish doesn't sit at any extreme corner.\nInference:\nGaurav, Harish, Faria, Cheenu, Dona, Ishita\n\nReference:\nEsha is the neighbor of Dona but not of Cheenu.\nInference:\nGaurav, Harish, Faria, Cheenu, Dona, Esha, Ishita\n\nReference:\nAnu is second to the right of Harish.\nInference:\nGaurav, Harish, Faria, Anu, Cheenu, Dona, Esha, Ishita\n\nNow, only Bablu is left to be placed at the only left position.\nFinal image:\nGaurav, Harish, Faria, Anu, Cheenu, Bablu, Dona, Esha, Ishita",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 6,
+          "question": "Who is sitting to the immediate left of Cheenu?",
+          "options": [
+            "Faria",
+            "Anu",
+            "Harish",
+            "Dona",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation we get Anu is sitting to the immediate left of Cheenu.\nOption B, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 7,
+          "question": "Who is sitting between Bablu and Esha?",
+          "options": [
+            "Dona",
+            "Faria",
+            "Gaurav",
+            "Cheenu",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation we get Dona is sitting between Bablu and Esha.\nOption A, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 8,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus forms a group. Which of the following does not belong to that group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Gaurav and Harish",
+            "Cheenu and Bablu",
+            "Faria and Gaurav",
+            "Dona and Esha",
+            "Esha and Ishita"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation we get Faria and Gaurav do not belong to that group.\nOption C, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 9,
+          "question": "Who is sitting third to the right of Harish?",
+          "options": [
+            "Bablu",
+            "Dona",
+            "Faria",
+            "Cheenu",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation we get Cheenu sits third to the right of Harish.\nOption D, is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 10,
+          "question": "Who is sitting at the left most seat of the row?",
+          "options": [
+            "Faria",
+            "Bablu",
+            "Gaurav",
+            "Dona",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation we get Gaurav is seated at the left most corner of the row.\nOption C, is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 3,
+      "directions": "Ten friends Shiv, Anant, Rajat, Ankit, Vishal, Vijay, Shivam, Sanju, Karan and Tappu sit around a rectangular table such that two persons sit along each length of the table, one person sits along each breadth of the table and one person sits at the corner. Each of them faces towards the table.\n\nAnant, Vishal and Tappu sit in the same row.\nShiv and Vijay sit in the same row.\nVishal and Karan sit at the corner but they do not sit in the same row.\nShivam sits opposite to Sanju and Anant sits opposite to Ankit but none of them sits at the corner and exactly two of them sit along the length.\nSanju sits third to the right of Karan and is adjacent to Vijay.\nVishal is not a neighbour of Vijay.",
+      "common_explanation": "Reference:\nVishal and Karan sit at the corner but they do not sit in the same row.\n\nReference:\nSanju sit third to the right of Karan and adjacent to Vijay.\nShivam sits opposite to Sanju and Anant sits opposite to Ankit but none of them sit at the corner exactly two of them sit along the length.\nVishal is not a neighbour of Vijay.\n\nInference:\nUsing Case 2 (where Karan is at a bottom-right corner and Vishal is at top-left corner), Sanju sits third to the right of Karan (along the top length), adjacent to Vijay.\nShivam sits opposite Sanju (bottom length). Anant and Ankit sit along the breadth (opposite each other). \n\nReference:\nAnant, Vishal and Tappu sit at the same row.\nShiv and Vijay sit in the same row.\n\nInference:\nAnant sits at the top length (with Tappu and Vishal). Shiv sits at the top right breadth or bottom length? Wait. \nArrangement:\nTop side (Length): Vishal (Corner), Shiv, Sanju, Vijay (Corner? No, Sanju is adjacent to Vijay).\nCorrect Arrangement derivation from text: \nSide 1 (Length): Anant, Tappu (and Vishal at corner). \nSide 2 (Breadth): Ankit. \nSide 3 (Length): Shivam, Sanju. \nCorners: Vishal, Karan, Rajat, ? \n\nFinal Solution Logic: \nVishal (Top Left Corner). \nTop Row (Length): Shiv, Sanju, Vijay. (Wait, Anant, Vishal, Tappu in same row? No. Text says \"Anant, Vishal and Tappu sit in the same row\".)\nLet's re-read the final diagram logic in explanation.\nFinal Diagram:\nTop Row (Length, facing down): Vishal (Corner), Shiv, Sanju, Vijay (Corner).\nRight Side (Breadth): Ankit.\nBottom Row (Length, facing up): Shivam, Karan (Corner).\nLeft Side (Breadth): Anant.\nWait, that doesn't match \"Anant, Vishal and Tappu sit in the same row\".\n\nCorrect Final Arrangement from visual/text:\nRectangle.\nTop Side (Length): Vishal (Corner), Shiv, Sanju, Vijay (Corner). \nRight Side (Breadth): Ankit.\nBottom Side (Length): Shivam, Karan (Corner).\nLeft Side (Breadth): Anant.\nThis contradicts \"Anant, Vishal and Tappu sit in the same row\".\nLet's look at the Case 2 diagram in explanation:\nTop Length: Vishal, Shiv, Sanju, Vijay.\nRight Breadth: Ankit.\nBottom Length: Shivam, Karan.\nLeft Breadth: Anant.\n\nRe-reading hints:\n\"Anant, Vishal and Tappu sit in the same row.\" -> If Anant is on breadth, this implies the row includes the corner?\n\"Shiv and Vijay sit in the same row.\"\n\"Vishal and Karan sit at the corner...\"\n\nLet's trust the Explanations provided in the PDF directly.\nFinal Arrangement from PDF visual:\nTop Side (Left to Right): Vishal (Corner), Shiv, Sanju, Vijay (Corner).\nRight Side: Ankit.\nBottom Side (Right to Left): Karan (Corner), Shivam, Rajat, Tappu (Corner).\nLeft Side: Anant.\n\nWait, look at Q11 answer: \"Ankit sits to the immediate left of Vijay.\" (This implies Vijay is at Top Right Corner, Ankit is at Right Breadth).\nQ12: \"Sanju is the one that does not belong to the group... except Sanju all other persons were sitting in the same row.\" (This implies the group members are in one row? Options: Shivam, Karan, Sanju, Rajat, Tappu. If Shivam, Karan, Rajat, Tappu are bottom row, then Sanju is top row).\nQ13: \"Anant was sitting third to the left of Shivam.\"\nQ14: \"Minimum persons between Tappu and Shivam was one.\"\nQ15: \"Karan was sitting second to the right of Rajat.\"",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 11,
+          "question": "Who sits to the immediate left of Vijay?",
+          "options": [
+            "Shiv",
+            "Anant",
+            "Sanju",
+            "Karan",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Ankit sits to the immediate left of Vijay.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 12,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in some way and hence form a group. Which of the following is the one that does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Shivam",
+            "Karan",
+            "Sanju",
+            "Rajat",
+            "Tappu"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Sanju is the one that does not belong to the group because except Sanju all the other persons were sitting in the same row.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 13,
+          "question": "Who among the following was sitting third to the left of Shivam?",
+          "options": [
+            "Ankit",
+            "Vishal",
+            "Shiv",
+            "Anant",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Anant was sitting third to the left of Shivam.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 14,
+          "question": "What is the minimum number of persons sitting between Tappu and Shivam?",
+          "options": [
+            "Zero",
+            "Three",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "More than three"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that minimum number of persons sitting between Tappu and Shivam was one.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 15,
+          "question": "Who among the following was sitting second to the right of Rajat?",
+          "options": [
+            "1990",
+            "1977",
+            "1982",
+            "2002",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Karan was sitting second to the right of Rajat.\nHence, the correct answer is option A. (Note: The options appear to be years, which likely corresponds to a typo in the question pdf or the key provided implies A maps to the person Karan, though the text options are years. Given answer A matches Karan in explanation)."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 4,
+      "directions": "Eight boxes of different colors viz. Red, Black, White, Yellow, Violet, Brown, Grey and Pink are placed at equidistance on a circular table facing the centre, but not necessarily in the same order. Their weights (in kg) are – 19, 23, 26, 28, 31, 38, 43 and 49, again not necessarily in the same order.\n\nBlack box is third to the left of the box weighing 38 kg. Grey box is third to the left of Yellow box. The box weighing 38 kg is a neighbor of both Brown box and Grey box. Brown box is second to the left of Grey box. Pink box is second to the right of Red box. Box weighing 49 kg is second to the left of Violet box. Only one box is there between Yellow and White boxes. Black box which is the fourth highest weighted box in the group is immediately heavier than Violet box but immediately lighter than Red box. White box is neither the heaviest nor the lightest. Yellow box is of 26 kg. Pink box’s weight is not an even number. The box weighing 26 kg and 19 kg are not immediate neighbors. The sum of White box and Brown box is 62 kg.",
+      "common_explanation": "Weights derived: Black=31, Violet=28, Red=38. White+Brown=62. White is not 49 or 19. White=43, Brown=19.\nYellow=26.\nArrangement:\nYellow (26) -> (left 1) -> Pink (43) -> (left 1) -> Grey (49) -> (left 1) -> Red (38) -> (left 1) -> White (43) -> (left 1) -> Black (31) -> (left 1) -> Brown (19) -> (left 1) -> Violet (28).\n(Wait, Pink weight? Remaining weights: 23, 49. Pink is not even, so Pink=23 or 43 or 49. White is 43. Pink is 23 or 49. Grey is 49. So Pink is 23.)\nFinal arrangement order (Clockwise from Yellow): Yellow(26), Violet(28), Brown(19), Black(31), White(43), Red(38), Grey(49), Pink(23).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 16,
+          "question": "Which among the following boxes is placed between the box weighing 38 kg and the pink box?",
+          "options": [
+            "Anand",
+            "Dharam",
+            "Eshan",
+            "Chitresh",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get that the box between the box weighing 38 kg i.e. Red box and Pink box is \"Grey box i.e. the box weighing 49 kg.\"\nNote: The options A, B, C, D seem to be names which don't match the context (Boxes), but the Answer Key says B. In some exams, options are codified. Assuming B corresponds to the correct box found."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 17,
+          "question": "If the positions of Brown and Grey boxes are interchanged then which among the following is true?\nI. Grey box is third to the right of the box weighing 26 kg.\nII. The immediate neighbours of Brown box are Red and Violet box.\nIII. Grey box is fourth to the left of Pink box.",
+          "options": [
+            "Only I",
+            "Only II",
+            "Either I or III",
+            "Both II and III",
+            "All, I, II and III"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, it is clear that \"Grey box is third to the right of the box weighing 26 kg\" is the only true statement.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 18,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Grey Box",
+            "Brown Box",
+            "Black Box",
+            "Red Box",
+            "White Box"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, it is clear that \"Red box is the odd one out, as the weights of all other given boxes are odd numbers except the weight of Red box, which is an even number.\"\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 19,
+          "question": "Sum of the weight of which of the following pairs comes to 74 kg?",
+          "options": [
+            "Black and Grey",
+            "Brown and Violet",
+            "Black and white",
+            "Red and white",
+            "Brown and Grey"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, it is clear that the weight of black box is 31 kg and the weight of white box is 43 kg.\nThus the required sum i.e. 31 + 43 = 74 kg. is obtained.\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 20,
+          "question": "Which of the following boxes is the third lightest?",
+          "options": [
+            "The box which is at immediate left of violet box",
+            "The box which is third to the right of the heaviest box",
+            "The box which is third to the right of Brown box",
+            "Pink box",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, it is clear that the third lightest box is Yellow box i.e. the box which is third to the right of the heaviest box.\nHence option B is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 5,
+      "directions": "Eight persons- A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S are sitting in a row in which some of them are facing north while some of them are facing south. Only 3 persons sit to the left of R. 3 persons sit between R and Q. B is 2nd to the left of Q. More than 2 people’s sits between B and S, D is 2nd to the left of S. Neighbours of R are facing south. Neighbours of P face the same direction. C is 2nd to the right of A. A and P face opposite directions and similarly B and Q face opposite directions too.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nS (North), P (South), D (North), R (North), C (South), B (North), A (South), Q (South).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 21,
+          "question": "How many person(s) sits to left of P?",
+          "options": [
+            "1",
+            "2",
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that only 1 person sits to left of P.\nHence, the correct answer is option A"
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 22,
+          "question": "Who among the following is third to the right of B?",
+          "options": [
+            "R",
+            "C",
+            "D",
+            "A",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that D is third to the right of B.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 23,
+          "question": "Which of the following combinations correctly show the neighbour(s) of D?",
+          "options": [
+            "S",
+            "R, C",
+            "Q",
+            "P, R",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that P and R are the neighbours of D.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 24,
+          "question": "Who among the following sits at the extreme left end of the row?",
+          "options": [
+            "R",
+            "S",
+            "Q",
+            "A",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that S sits at the extreme left of the row\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 25,
+          "question": "How many person(s) sits between D and A?",
+          "options": [
+            "1",
+            "2",
+            "3",
+            "4",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that 3 persons sits between D and A.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 6,
+      "directions": "Certain number of persons sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing in north direction. Only ten persons sit to the left of E. F sits eight to the left of E. The person A sits fourth to the right of B. C sits to the immediate left of D. D sits third from the extreme right end of the row. Number of person sit between E and D is same as B and E. Only six people sit between A and C.",
+      "common_explanation": "All conditions get satisfied and we get the completed seating [19 seats] as shown below:\nSeats 1-19 (Right to Left): \n1, 2, 3(D), 4(C), 5, 6, 7, 8, 9(E), 10, 11(A), 12, 13, 14, 15(B), 16, 17(F), 18, 19.\nOr Left to Right (19 to 1):\n19, 18, 17(F), 16, 15(B), 14, 13, 12, 11(A), 10, 9(E), 8, 7, 6, 5, 4(C), 3(D), 2, 1.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 26,
+          "question": "How many seats are there in the linear row?",
+          "options": [
+            "21",
+            "23",
+            "17",
+            "19",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanations, we get \"19 seats are there in the linear row\".\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 27,
+          "question": "What is the position of C with respect to E?",
+          "options": [
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Seventh to the left",
+            "Ninth to the left",
+            "Fifth to the right",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanations, we get \"C sits 5th to the right of E\".\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 28,
+          "question": "How many seats are there between A and E?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "Only 1",
+            "Only 2",
+            "Only 3",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final arrangement, it's clear that there is only one seat between A and E.\nOption B is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 29,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "F",
+            "D",
+            "B",
+            "E",
+            "C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final arrangement, it's clear that only C sits on even numbered seat.\nRemaining people sits on odd numbered seat.\nOption E is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 30,
+          "question": "How many seats are there to the left of B?",
+          "options": [
+            "Three",
+            "Two",
+            "Four",
+            "Six",
+            "Seven"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final arrangement, it's clear that there are Four seat to the left of B.\nOption C is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 7,
+      "directions": "Vicky, Sonu, Nupur, Kumar, Vikas, Nonu, Ela and Kusum are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. Not all are facing the centre. Immediate neighbours facing the same direction means if one neighbour faces the centre then the other neighbour also faces the centre and if one neighbour faces outward then the other neighbour also faces outward. Immediate neighbour faces the opposite direction means if one neighbour faces the centre then the other neighbour faces outward and vice versa.\n\nVicky sits third to the right of Vikas. Vicky is not an immediate neighbour of either Ela or Sonu. Kumar and Vicky face the direction same as that of Vikas. Only one person sits between Sonu and Nonu. Kusum sits third to the right of Nonu. Kumar sits on the immediate right of Kusum. Kusum faces outward. Nupur sits second to the left of Ela. Ela is not an immediate neighbour of Nonu. Nupur faces a direction opposite that of Nonu. The immediate neighbours of Nupur face opposite direction.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nClockwise from Sonu (facing In): Sonu (In), Vicky (Out), Ela (Out), Vikas (Out), Kumar (Out), Kusum (Out), Nupur (Out), Nonu (In).\n(Note based on explanation diagram directions and neighbors).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 31,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the directions they are forming and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Sonu, Nupur",
+            "Kusum, Kumar",
+            "Ela, Kusum",
+            "Vikas, Vicky",
+            "Nonu, Vikas"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Observing the final seating arrangement we can say that in Option E Nonu and Vikas are facing in opposite direction, while in all other options first person facing the same direction in which second person facing.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 32,
+          "question": "Who among the following sit exactly between Kusum and Nonu when counted from the right of Kusum?",
+          "options": [
+            "Ela and Vicky",
+            "Kumar and Ela",
+            "Nupur and Sonu",
+            "Vicky and Kumar",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Observing the final seating arrangement, we can say that Vicky and Kumar are sitting exactly between Kusum and Nonu when counted from the right of Kusum.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 33,
+          "question": "What is Nupur’s position with respect to Vikas?",
+          "options": [
+            "Immediate right",
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Second to the right",
+            "Third to the left",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Observing the final seating arragement we can say that Nupur is sitting third to the left of Vikas.\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 34,
+          "question": "Who amongst the following are immediate neighbours of Ela?",
+          "options": [
+            "Kumar and Vikas",
+            "Sonu and Kumar",
+            "Vicky and Kusum",
+            "Vikas and Sonu",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Observing the final seating arrangement, we can say that the immediate neighbours of Ela are Vikas and Sonu.\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 35,
+          "question": "Which of the following persons is sitting fourth to right of Sonu?",
+          "options": [
+            "Vikas",
+            "Kumar",
+            "Sonu",
+            "Nonu",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Observing the final seating arrangement we can say that Kumar is sitting fourth to right of Sonu.\nOption B is hence the correct answer."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 8,
+      "directions": "Eight persons S, T, U, V, W, X , Y and Z are sitting (not necessarily in the same order) around a circular table facing the centre in the ‘Central Library’. All of them like different novelists viz. Arvind Adiga, Chetan Bhagat, Jhumpa Lahiri, Amish Tripathi, Amitav Ghosh , Ruskin Bond, V.S. Naipaul and Arundhati Roy but not necessarily in the same order.\n• The one who likes Chetan Bhagat is to the immediate right of W and W does not like Arvind Adiga.\n• T is sitting fourth to the right of Z.\n• X likes Amish Tripathi and is sitting third to the right of the one who likes Chetan Bhagat.\n• The one who likes Ruskin Bond is sitting second to the left of the one who likes Amish Tripathi.\n• The one who likes V.S. Naipaul is sitting second to the left of W.\n• S who likes Jhumpa Lahiri is sitting exactly between X and Z.\n• The one who likes Amitav Ghosh is sitting second to the right of the one who likes Jhumpa Lahiri.\n• U is sitting third to the left of X.\n• W is sitting third to the left of Y.\n• Neither T nor Z is an immediate neighbour of W.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Clockwise):\nW (Arundhati Roy) -> U (Chetan Bhagat) -> V (Amitav Ghosh) -> Z (V.S. Naipaul) -> S (Jhumpa Lahiri) -> X (Amish Tripathi) -> T (Ruskin Bond) -> Y (Arvind Adiga).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 36,
+          "question": "What is the position of the one who likes Jhumpa Lahiri with respect to the one likes Ruskin Bond?",
+          "options": [
+            "Second to the left",
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Sixth from the left",
+            "Fifth from the right",
+            "Fourth to the left"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the one who likes Jhumpa Lahiri is third to the left of the one who likes Ruskin Bond.\nWait, Answer key says B (Third to the right). Let's check arrangement. S (Jhumpa) is left of X, left of T. T is Ruskin Bond. S is Second to left of T? No, Z, S, X, T. X is Amish. T is Ruskin. S is between X and Z. So Z-S-X-T. S is 2nd to left of T? No. \nLet's check inference in PDF. \nArrangement in PDF (Clockwise): Y, T, X, S, Z, V, U, W. \nY (Adiga), T (Bond), X (Tripathi), S (Lahiri), Z (Naipaul), V (Ghosh), U (Bhagat), W (Roy).\nPosition of S (Lahiri) w.r.t T (Bond). T is right of S. So S is left of T. Immediate left? No X is between T and S. So S is 2nd to Left of T. \nOr T is 2nd to Right of S.\nOption B says \"Third to the right\".\nLet's re-read explanation text.\n\"From the following explanation it is clear that the one who likes Jhumpa Lahiri is third to the left of the one who likes Ruskin Bond.\" -> Then option should be something else. Answer Key B says Third to the Right.\nAh, let's look at the Diagram in PDF (Page 43).\nClockwise: W -> U -> V -> Z -> S -> X -> T -> Y.\nS (Jhumpa) w.r.t T (Ruskin). T is at 7 o'clock. S is at 5 o'clock. (Clockwise). S is 2 spots ACW from T. T is 2 spots CW from S. \nSo S is 2nd to left of T. Or T is 2nd to right of S.\nExplanation text says \"one who likes Jhumpa Lahiri is third to the left of the one who likes Ruskin Bond.\" (This matches option A? No option A is Second to left).\nActually, if we go clockwise W(Roy)-Y(Adiga)-T(Bond)-X(Tripathi)-S(Lahiri)-Z(Naipaul)-V(Ghosh)-U(Bhagat)-W.\nThen S is 2nd to Right of T. \nWait, Explanation 36 says: \"Hence option B is correct.\" Option B is \"Third to the right\". \nThis implies S is 3rd to right of T. \nLet's assume the provided Answer Key and Explanation conclusion is correct despite my quick derivation."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 37,
+          "question": "Which of the following novelists is liked by W?",
+          "options": [
+            "Amitav Ghosh",
+            "Ruskin Bond",
+            "Either A or B",
+            "Arundhati Roy",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that W likes Arundhati Roy.\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 38,
+          "question": "How many persons are sitting between U and the one who likes Amitav Ghosh, when counted from the left of latter?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "More than four"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that five persons sit between U and the one who likes Amitav Ghosh when counted from the left of latter.\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 39,
+          "question": "X is related to Arundhati Roy in a way, S is related to Chetan Bhagat in the same way then who is related to Arvind Adiga in the same way?",
+          "options": [
+            "V",
+            "T",
+            "Z",
+            "Can't be determined",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that 'V' is related to Arvind Adiga(liked by the person sitting opposite to V) in the same way as X is related to Arundhati Roy (liked by the person sitting opposite to X) and S is related to Chetan Bhagat.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 40,
+          "question": "Which of the following combinations is wrongly matched?",
+          "options": [
+            "U – Chetan Bhagat",
+            "V – Amitav Ghosh",
+            "T – Arvind Adiga",
+            "W – Arundhati Roy",
+            "All are correctly matched"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that \"T – Arvind Adiga\" is wrongly matched.\nHence option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 9,
+      "directions": "Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting in a straight line facing north. All have different ages (in years) – 7, 10, 13, 18, 28, 30, 36, and 42 but not necessarily in the same order.\nG is sitting second to left of the one who is 18 years old. Two persons are sitting between G and B. Person having age 13 is sitting immediate right of B. D is immediate neighbor of B. G is as much younger than D as he is older than H. None of G, H, and D are sitting immediate to one another. C is sitting third to right of the one who is 7 years old. A is sitting second to right of the one who is 36 years old. At least three persons are sitting between G and A. F is sitting third to right of the one who is 10 years older than him. A is not the oldest.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nH(7) - E(28) - G(10) - C(42) - F(18) - B(36) - D(13) - A(30).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 41,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike and thus form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "A",
+            "E",
+            "G",
+            "D",
+            "F"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that D is the only one whose age is an odd number, thus is the odd one out.\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 42,
+          "question": "What is the position of the one whose age is 28 years with respect to the one who is the oldest among all?",
+          "options": [
+            "Second to the left",
+            "Third to the left",
+            "Second to the right",
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Immediate left"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the person whose age is 28 years is second to the left of the one who is the oldest person.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 43,
+          "question": "Who among the following sit(s) at the extreme end?",
+          "options": [
+            "H",
+            "B",
+            "A",
+            "Both B and C",
+            "Both A and C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that H and A are sitting at the extreme ends.\nHence option E is correct. (Wait, Answer Key says E, option E is 'Both A and C'. But H is at end. Let's check option A. Option A is H. Option E is 'Both A and C'. Explanation says 'H and A are sitting at extreme ends'. This implies option E should be 'Both A and H'. Probably a typo in option E text in PDF 'C' vs 'H'. But checking Answer Key 'E' is correct. )"
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 44,
+          "question": "What is the difference between the ages of D and C?",
+          "options": [
+            "20",
+            "29",
+            "8",
+            "15",
+            "30"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the difference of the ages of C and D is 29.\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 45,
+          "question": "Who among the following is 30 years old?",
+          "options": [
+            "C",
+            "G",
+            "A",
+            "F",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that A is 30 years old. \nWait, Answer Key says C. Option C is A. Correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 10,
+      "directions": "Six vessels were placed in a row. The vessels were named A, B, C, D, E and F. They contained different volumes of Milk from 1 to 6 liters but not necessarily in the same order. The vessels are differentiated with respect to following colors Blue, Green, Red, Black, Purple and Yellow but not necessarily in the same order. Consider all the vessels were facing north direction.\n\nThe vessel F was third to the right of Black colored vessel.\nThe Purple colored vessel had the thrice the volume of Milk as in the Vessel E.\nThe vessel D was placed exactly between the Red colored vessel and the vessel A.\nThe Green vessel had 4 liters of Milk and it was at either of the extreme ends.\nTotal volume of Milk in the vessel F and the volume of Milk to its immediate right were equal to the volume of Milk in the vessel A.\nThe vessel D and the vessel E were at a gap of two vessels.\nThe vessel C was second to the left of the vessel having 6 liters of Milk.\nThe vessel D had 3 liters of Milk.\nThe Blue vessel had more volume of Milk then vessel E.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nPositions 1-6 (Left to Right):\nC (Black, 5L) -> E (Yellow, 2L) -> B (Purple, 6L) -> F (Red, 1L) -> D (Blue, 3L) -> A (Green, 4L).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 46,
+          "question": "Which among the following vessels has 6 liters Milk?",
+          "options": [
+            "Blue colored vessel",
+            "Yellow colored vessel",
+            "Black colored vessel",
+            "Purple colored vessel",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"B - P Purple clored - 6 liters\".\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 47,
+          "question": "Which among the following vessels is placed 2nd to the left of Purple colored vessel?",
+          "options": [
+            "The vessel with 2 liters Milk",
+            "Vessel C",
+            "The vessel with 3 liters Milk",
+            "Vessel E",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"[Vessel C] [B-Purple colored-6 liters and its 2nd left is Vessel C]\".\nHence, option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 48,
+          "question": "How much liters of milk is there in the Black colored vessel?",
+          "options": [
+            "1 liter",
+            "2 liters",
+            "5 liters",
+            "3 liters",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Vessel C-Black colored-5 liters\".\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 49,
+          "question": "How many vessels are placed between Yellow and Blue colored vessel?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "Three",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Two vessels\".\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 50,
+          "question": "What is the sum of the quantity of Milk in Yellow and Black colored vessel?",
+          "options": [
+            "7 liters",
+            "9 liters",
+            "8 liters",
+            "11 liters",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"7 liters\".\nE-Yellow - 2 liters & C - Black - 5 liters. Sum = 2 + 5 = 7 liters.\nHence, option A is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 11,
+      "directions": "Eight friends Ekansh, Idenya, Madhav, Rahman, Sadyant, Ojasya, Charan and Tanaya are seated on a circular table. Some of them face towards the centre and some of them face outside the centre. Each of them likes different colours such as Green, Cyan, Brown, Black, Indigo, Blue, White and Maroon. All the given information is not necessarily in the same order.\n\nThe person who likes White and Blue sits opposite to each other and they do not face each other. Charan sits second to the left of Rahman. Idenya sits second to the right of Madhav who is a neighbour of the one who likes Cyan. Rahman and Sadyant sit opposite to each other and neither of them likes Cyan. Ekansh sits second to the right of Idenya. Rahman and Ojasya are immediate neighbors. Not more than two persons face the same direction sit together. The person who likes Maroon sits second to the left of Sadyant. The immediate neighbours of Madhav face same direction. The person who likes White sits immediate to the right of Sadyant. Charan likes Maroon color. The person who likes Blue faces outside the circle. The person who likes Black sits second to the right of Ekansh. The one who likes Indigo and Green are immediate neighbours. Rahman do not like Brown. The one who likes Maroon sits third to the right of person who likes Green. Ojasya and Charan face the same direction.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nClockwise:\nSadyant (Brown, Out) -> Tanaya (White, In) -> Madhav (Green, Out) -> Rahman (Indigo, In) -> Charan (Maroon, Out) -> Ekansh (Blue, Out) -> Ojasya (Black, Out) -> Idenya (Cyan, In).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 51,
+          "question": "Who among the following persons sit second to the right of one who sits third to the left of Madhav?",
+          "options": [
+            "Charan",
+            "Tanaya",
+            "Ojasya",
+            "Rahman",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get \"Tanaya\".\nMadhav’s third left is Rahman. Rahman’s second right is Tanaya.\nHence, Option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 52,
+          "question": "Who among the following persons sit second to the left of the one who likes Cyan?",
+          "options": [
+            "The one who likes Black",
+            "The one who likes White",
+            "The one who likes Maroon",
+            "The one who likes Brown",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get \"The one who likes Brown\".\nHence, Option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 53,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "The one who likes Maroon",
+            "Ekansh",
+            "The one who likes White",
+            "The one who likes Cyan",
+            "Ojasya"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get \"The one who likes White-Madhav faces centre\".\nRemaining all persons faces outside the centre.\nHence, Option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 54,
+          "question": "How many persons sit between the person who likes Indigo and the person who likes Green (when counted clockwise direction from Green)?",
+          "options": [
+            "Six",
+            "Five",
+            "Four",
+            "None",
+            "Three"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get \"None\".\nHence, Option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 55,
+          "question": "Who among the following persons sit between the one who likes White and Black ?",
+          "options": [
+            "Sadyant",
+            "Tanaya",
+            "Madhav",
+            "Idenya",
+            "Charan"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the common explanation, we get \"Sadyant\".\nHence, Option A is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 12,
+      "directions": "Prince, Qamir, Rohit, Sohan, Tony, Umesh, Vinod and Wahid went to a theatre to watch a movie “GOLD”. They were seated in a straight row facing towards the screen which was in the north direction. The total bill of all 8 tickets was Rs. 500 and was split among them unevenly such that no two persons paid the same amount.\nPrince was 4th to the left of the one who paid Rs. 39 which is not the least paid amount.\nThe one who paid Rs. 79 was neighbouring Tony.\nRohit was immediate right of the one who paid half of the amount paid by Vinod.\nSum of the amount paid by Prince and Qamar was Rs. 160, where the amount paid by Prince is a perfect square between 30 and 90 and the amount paid by Qamar is a prime number.\nWahid was seated third to the right of Prince and Prince was not an immediate neighbour of Tony.\nTony was seated at one of the extreme ends and paid a sum that was a square between 35 and 70, which was not the least amount to be paid.\nVinod paid a sum of Rs. 84 and was third to the left of the one who paid Rs. 75.\nSohan paid Rs. 39 but was not sitting at the extreme end.\nNobody paid an amount more than Rs. 85.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Left to Right):\nVinod (84), Prince (81), Umesh (42), Rohit (75), Wahid (36), Sohan (39), Qamar (79), Tony (64).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 56,
+          "question": "What is the least amount and paid by whom of the following?",
+          "options": [
+            "Rs. 32, Umesh",
+            "Rs. 36, Wahid",
+            "Rs. 36, Umesh",
+            "Rs. 42, Umesh",
+            "Rs. 38, Wahid"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Wahid paid the least amount which is Rs. 36.\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 57,
+          "question": "Which of the following is the difference of the amounts paid by the persons at the extreme ends?",
+          "options": [
+            "25",
+            "27",
+            "35",
+            "20",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the difference between the amounts paid by the persons at extreme ends is 84 – 64 = 20.\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 58,
+          "question": "Which of the following amounts is paid by Tony?",
+          "options": [
+            "Rs. 64",
+            "Rs. 36",
+            "Rs. 25",
+            "Rs. 49",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Tony paid Rs. 64.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 59,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in certain way and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Tony",
+            "Prince",
+            "Sohan",
+            "Rohit",
+            "Qamar"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that \"Qamar\" is the odd one out because the amount paid by him is a prime number whereas the amount paid by all others are composite numbers.\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 60,
+          "question": "Which of the following combinations is not correct?",
+          "options": [
+            "Sohan – 39",
+            "Prince – 81",
+            "Wahid – 26",
+            "Vinod – 84",
+            "Tony – 64"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that \"Wahid – 26\" is the incorrect combination.\nHence option C is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 13,
+      "directions": "Ten persons are seated in two parallel rows, each having six seats. Two seats are vacant. Lavanya, Manoj, Nitin, Oviya and Pravin are sitting in Row-1 and facing north direction. Qasim, Rahul, Tahir, Sairam and Uday are sitting in Row-2 and facing south direction. They all like different colours among Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red, White, Black and Purple but not necessarily in the same order.\n\nNo person sits between Sairam and Tahir, who is facing Pravin. Pravin sits immediate left of vacant seat. Sairam faces Lavanya, who likes Red color. Qasim likes Green colour sits fourth to the left of Sairam. The person who likes Indigo sits third to the right of person who likes Yellow. Manoj likes Blue and sits at the extreme end. Pravin doesn’t like Yellow and the person who likes Yellow faces north direction. Manoj does not face the person who likes Green colour. Uday likes Purple colour and sits at one of the extreme ends. Oviya sits third to the left of the person who likes Indigo colour. Rahul likes Orange colour and sits third to the left of the person who likes Black colour. The person who likes Violet colour and the person who likes White colour are facing each other. The person who likes Violet colour sits second to the right of Lavanya. Manoj sits to the left of Pravin.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nRow 2 (South, L-R): Uday (Purple), Sairam (Black), Tahir (White), Rahul (Orange), Qasim (Green), Vacant.\nRow 1 (North, L-R): Manoj (Blue), Lavanya (Red), Oviya (Yellow), Pravin (Violet), Vacant, Nitin (Indigo).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 61,
+          "question": "Who sits between Tahir and the person who likes Green?",
+          "options": [
+            "The person who likes white",
+            "The person who likes violet",
+            "The person who likes orange",
+            "The person who likes black",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation , we get \"Rahul-Orange\",\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 62,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "The person who likes green",
+            "The person who likes purple",
+            "The person who likes blue",
+            "The person who likes indigo",
+            "The person who likes violet"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation , we get \"Pravin, the person who likes Violet doesn’t sit at any corner\",\nRemaining 4 options (colours) are placed at extreme ends\nHence, option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 63,
+          "question": "What is the position of the person who likes Orange?",
+          "options": [
+            "Fifth from left end",
+            "Third from the right end",
+            "Second from the left end",
+            "Fourth from the right end",
+            "None of the above"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Second from the left end in Row-2\",\nHence, option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 64,
+          "question": "Who sits between the person who likes Blue and the person who likes Violet?",
+          "options": [
+            "The person who likes Red and person Pravin",
+            "The person who likes Yellow and the person who likes indigo",
+            "The person Tahir and Pravin",
+            "The person who likes Yellow and the person who likes Red",
+            "None of the above"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation , we get \"The person who likes Yellow and the person who likes Red\",\nManoj likes Blue & Pravin like Violet.\nOviya (Yellow) and Lavanya (Red) sit between Manoj and Pravin.\nHence, option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 65,
+          "question": "Who sits to the immediate right of the person who likes White?",
+          "options": [
+            "The person who likes orange",
+            "The person who likes black",
+            "The person who likes purple",
+            "The person who likes indigo",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"None of these\",\nTahir likes White and his immediate right is vacant seat.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 14,
+      "directions": "Eight persons – Ajay, Bimal, Chander, Dhanush, Erik, Feroz, Gaurav and Harish are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre. They have different amount of chocolates with them viz. 4, 7, 12, 17, 18, 21, 34 and 36. No two persons have same number of chocolates.\nThe person opposite to Bimal had 7 chocolates.\nAjay was sitting opposite to the person having 21 chocolates.\nAjay and Bimal were seated at a gap of two.\nHarish was sitting third to the left of the one who had 18 chocolates.\nBimal had twice the number of chocolates that Erik had.\nHarish and Gaurav were seated at a gap of 1 person.\nThe difference of the number of chocolates that Ajay and Bimal had was two, where the number of chocolates with Ajay was a perfect square.\nErik and Feroz had consecutive number of chocolates. The number of chocolates that Erik had was a prime number.\nGaurav had thrice the number of chocolates as that with Dhanush, who was sitting to the immediate right of Bimal.\nThe number of chocolates with Gaurav was opposite of the number of chocolates with Harish. i.e. if Harish has 'mn' number of chocolates, then Gaurav will have 'nm' number of chocolates.\nGaurav had less chocolates than Harish and the number of chocolates with both of them were in double digits.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Clockwise):\nBimal (34) -> Dhanush (4) -> Harish (21) -> Ajay (36) -> Chander (7) -> Feroz (18) -> Gaurav (12) -> Erik (17).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 66,
+          "question": "Who among the following has the second least number of chocolates?",
+          "options": [
+            "Dhanush",
+            "Chander",
+            "Feroz",
+            "Gaurav",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Chander has the seocnd least number of chocolates.\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 67,
+          "question": "Which of the following combinations is correct?",
+          "options": [
+            "Gaurav – 21",
+            "Feroz – 17",
+            "Dhanush – 4",
+            "All are correct",
+            "None is correct"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that \"Dhanush – 4\" is the correct combination.\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 68,
+          "question": "Ajay has how many chocolates more than the one who sits second to the left of the one having least number of chocolates?",
+          "options": [
+            "15",
+            "32",
+            "29",
+            "19",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Ajay has 36 chocolates.\nRequired difference = 36 – 21 -> 15.\nThus, Ajay has 15 chocolates more than the one who sits second to the left of one who has the least number of chocolates.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 69,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in some way and thus form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Ajay",
+            "Feroz",
+            "Dhanush",
+            "Bimal",
+            "Harish"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the odd one out here is 'Harish' who has an odd number of chocolates.\nRest of the persons have even number of chocolates.\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 70,
+          "question": "What is the position of the one who has 18 chocolates with respect to the one who has 12 chocolates?",
+          "options": [
+            "Second to the left",
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Sixth from the left",
+            "Fifth from the right",
+            "Fourth to the left"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the one who has 18 chocolates is fifth to the right of the one who has 12 chocolates.\nHence option D is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 15,
+      "directions": "Ten persons namely Pravin, Queen, Raman, Seetha, Tushar, Umesh, Vinoth, Wahab, Ximon and Yousuf are sitting in two parallel rows containing five people each in such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. People sitting in Row-1 facing north direction while people sitting in Row-2 facing south direction. Therefore people sitting in Row-1 face the people sitting in Row-2. They were born in following months among January, March, April, May, June, July and August. Exactly two persons were born in each of the month of April, May and June. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.\n\nSeetha sits exactly in the middle of the north facing row. Tushar sits with Ximon and Wahab and opposite to Umesh. Pravin sits at the extreme right end of the south facing row. Only one person sits between the two persons who were born in April. Queen sits opposite to Raman and to the immediate right of the person, who was born in May month. Raman doesn’t face south direction. Wahab was born in August month. The person who was born in March sits to the immediate right of Yousuf and opposite to the person who is born in April. The person born in January sits to the right of the person born in July but they don’t sit at any of the ends. Only one person sits between the two persons who were born in May.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nRow 2 (South, L-R): Pravin (May), Queen (April), Ximon (May), Tushar (April), Wahab (August).\nRow 1 (North, L-R): Yousuf (June), Raman (March), Seetha (July), Umesh (January), Vinoth (June).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 71,
+          "question": "Who sits to the immediate right of Umesh?",
+          "options": [
+            "The one who was born in June",
+            "The one who was born in July",
+            "The one who was born in March",
+            "The one who was born in May",
+            "None of the above"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"The one who was born in June\".\nVinoth who was born in June month and sits to the immediate right of Umesh.\nHence, option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 72,
+          "question": "Which of the following in pairs are born in same month?",
+          "options": [
+            "Yousuf and Vinoth",
+            "Pravin and Queen",
+            "Raman and Tushar",
+            "Both A and B",
+            "Both A and C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get \"Yousuf and Vinoth were born in June month\".\nHence, option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 73,
+          "question": "In which month was the person born who sits opposite to Ximon?",
+          "options": [
+            "January",
+            "July",
+            "May",
+            "June",
+            "None of the above"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get “July\".\nXimon sits opposite to Seetha. Seetha was born in July month.\nHence, option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 74,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Raman-March",
+            "Tushar-April",
+            "Umesh-January",
+            "Vinoth-June",
+            "Yousuf-July"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get ”Yousuf-July, wrongly paired i.e. Yousuf was born in June month\".\nRemaining 4 options are correctly paired.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 75,
+          "question": "Which of the following statements is definitely true?",
+          "options": [
+            "Only two persons are sit between Pravin and Ximon.",
+            "The persons were born in June month sitting in different rows.",
+            "The one who was born in March sits third to the left of Umesh.",
+            "The one who was born in August month and the one who was born in March month are sitting diagonally opposite to each other.",
+            "None of the above"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "The following common explanation, we get “None of the above\".\nAll the statements are false.\nHence, option E is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 16,
+      "directions": "Some persons are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre and at an equal distance from each other. Each of these persons has a different income greater than 11 Lakhs but less than 20 Lakhs.\n\nOnly one seat was vacant.\nAnuj’s income is in multiple of 5 but it is not the highest.\nThere are two seats between Jaya and Reet.\nAnuj sits opposite to Faiz but neither of them are sitting adjacent to Jaya.\nNone of the seats adjacent to Anuj is vacant.\nThe one, whose income is 19 Lakhs, is sitting on the seat which is to the immediate right of Pari’s seat.\nReet’s income is in perfect square number.\nJaya’s income is in even number.\nPari sits on the seat which is second to the right of one, whose income is 13 Lakhs.\nThe income of the persons sitting adjacent to vacant seat is the just next number of income the persons sitting adjacent to them.\nThe number of persons between Reet and dev are same as the number of persons between Anuj and Mala.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Clockwise):\nReet(16) -> Faiz(17) -> Pari(12/18) -> Mala(13) -> Anuj(15) -> Jaya(14) -> Vacant -> Dev(19).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 76,
+          "question": "How many persons are sitting around the circular table?",
+          "options": [
+            "Six",
+            "Seven",
+            "Eight",
+            "Nine",
+            "Ten"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that seven persons are sitting around the circular table.\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 77,
+          "question": "Who among the following is sitting opposite to Mala?",
+          "options": [
+            "No one",
+            "Faiz",
+            "Pari",
+            "Reet",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Reet is sitting opposite to Mala.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 78,
+          "question": "What is the income of Pari?",
+          "options": [
+            "12 Lakhs",
+            "18 Lakhs",
+            "14 Lakhs",
+            "Either A or B",
+            "Either A or C"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that we have no information about the income of Pari but we have only two option left with us that must be lie in between 11 Lakhs and 20 Lakhs i.e 12 Lakhs and 18 Lakhs so we can say that Pari income must be either 12 Lakhs or 18 Lakhs.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 79,
+          "question": "What is the position of Vacant seat with respect to Dev?",
+          "options": [
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Immediate left",
+            "Fourth the right",
+            "Second to the left",
+            "Can’t be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the vacant seat third to the right of Dev.\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 80,
+          "question": "Four of the following five are alike in some way and hence form a group. Which of the following is the one that does not belong to the group?",
+          "options": [
+            "Faiz",
+            "Anuj",
+            "Jaya",
+            "Mala",
+            "Dev"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Jaya is the one that does not belong to the group because of all the persons given in the option Jaya is the only persons whose income is in even number.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 17,
+      "directions": "Eight persons Viraj, Sumeet, Rahul, Anup, Hiten, Deepak, Deepika and Kunal are sitting in a circle facing the centre. All of them like different hindi entertainment channels – Star plus, Sony, Colors, Zee TV, Star Bharat , &tv, SAB and DD National. They are not necessarily seated in the mentioned order.\n\n• The one who likes Sony is to the immediate right of Hiten and Hiten does not like Star plus.\n• Sumeet is sitting fourth to the right of Kunal.\n• Deepak likes Zee TV and is sitting third to the right of the one who likes Sony.\n• The one who likes &tv is sitting second to the left of the one who likes Zee TV.\n• The one who likes SAB is sitting second to the left of Hiten.\n• Viraj who likes Colors is sitting exactly between Deepak and Kunal.\n• The one who likes Star Bharat is sitting second to the right of the one who likes Colors.\n• Rahul is sitting third to the left of Deepak.\n• Hiten is sitting third to the left of Deepika.\n• Neither Sumeet nor Kunal is an immediate neighbour of Hiten.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Clockwise):\nHiten (DD National) -> Rahul (Sony) -> Sumeet (&tv) -> Deepika (Star Plus) -> Deepak (Zee TV) -> Viraj (Colors) -> Anup (Star Bharat) -> Kunal (SAB).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 81,
+          "question": "Who among the following sits third to the right of Deepika?",
+          "options": [
+            "Hiten",
+            "Kunal",
+            "Viraj",
+            "Anup",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Kunal sits third to the right of Deepika.\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 82,
+          "question": "Who among the following sits opposite to the one who likes Zee TV?",
+          "options": [
+            "Star Plus",
+            "SAB",
+            "Star Bharat",
+            "DD National",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the one who likes DD National sits opposite to the one who likes Zee TV.\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 83,
+          "question": "What is the position of the one who likes Star plus with respect to Hiten?",
+          "options": [
+            "Third to the right",
+            "Sixth to the left",
+            "Immediate right",
+            "Third to the left",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that the one who likes Star plus is third to the right of Hiten.\nHence option A is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 84,
+          "question": "If Viraj is related to Star Bharat in a certain way, Hiten is related to &tv in the same way then who among the following is related to Sony?",
+          "options": [
+            "Rahul",
+            "Deepak",
+            "Sumeet",
+            "Deepika",
+            "Anup"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Anup is related to Sony in the same way as Viraj is related to Star Bharat and Hiten is related to &tv.\nLogic: The person is related to channel as second to the left of the channel.\nHence option E is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 85,
+          "question": "Which of the following combinations is false?",
+          "options": [
+            "Hiten - DD National",
+            "Anup - Star plus",
+            "Kunal - SAB",
+            "Sumeet - &tv",
+            "Viraj – Colors"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "From the following explanation it is clear that Anup-Star plus is the false combination.\nHence option B is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 18,
+      "directions": "Six persons – Bala, Siya, Raja, Vani, Pant and Minu were sitting in a straight facing towards north, and each person had a different age and the order of the ages of these persons is shown below:\nVani (109) > Siya (95) > Minu (91) > Pant (118) > Bala (100) > Raja (86)\nThe numbers shown in the bracket shows the marks obtained by these persons in the IQ test. Each person was born in different city – Pune, Agra, Noida, Ranchi, Patna and Jhansi not necessarily in the same order.\nThe eldest person was 3rd to the right of the one born in Jhansi.\nSiya was 3rd to the left of the one born in Pune.\nNumber of persons to the left of Siya was equal to the number of persons to the right of the one born in Agra.\nSiya was to the immediate left of Minu.\nVani was born in Ranchi.\nThe person with the highest marks was at one of the extreme end.\nThe one born in Patna was to the immediate left of the person with the lowest marks.\nSiya was not neighbouring the person with the lowest marks.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Left to Right):\nSiya (Noida, 95) -> Minu (Jhansi, 91) -> Bala (Patna, 100) -> Raja (Pune, 86) -> Vani (Ranchi, 109) -> Pant (Agra, 118).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 86,
+          "question": "The one who scored third highest marks was born in which city?",
+          "options": [
+            "Pune",
+            "Agra",
+            "Noida",
+            "Patna",
+            "Jhansi"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the one who scored third highest marks was born in Patna.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 87,
+          "question": "How many person(s) scored more marks than the one who was born in Patna?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "Five"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that two persons scored more marks than the one who was born in Patna.\nHence, the correct answer is option B."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 88,
+          "question": "Which of the following persons was sitting at an extreme end?",
+          "options": [
+            "Raja",
+            "Bala",
+            "Vani",
+            "Minu",
+            "Siya"
+          ],
+          "answer": "E",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that Siya was sitting at an extreme end.\nHence, the correct answer is option E."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 89,
+          "question": "What was the difference of the marks scored by the persons who were born in Noida and Patna?",
+          "options": [
+            "5",
+            "9",
+            "11",
+            "14",
+            "22"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that the marks scored by the persons who were born in Noida and Patna were 95 and 100 respectively.\nRequired Difference = 100 – 95 = 5\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 90,
+          "question": "How many person(s) were there between Bala and the one who was born in Agra?",
+          "options": [
+            "None",
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution we can say that two persons were there between Bala and the one who was born in Agra.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 19,
+      "directions": "Nine cars – Nano, Creta, Verna, Polo, Brezza, Duster, WagonR, Captur and Amaze, were parked in a circular parking lot which has space to park at least 10 cars. All the cars were parked facing towards the centre.\nPolo was parked second to the left of Captur and was at a gap of 3 spots from Duster.\nAmaze was parked on the immediate right of Duster.\nNumber of spots between Creta and Brezza when counted from the left of Creta was one more than the number of spots between Brezza and Amaze when counted from the right of Amaze.\nBrezza was parked neighbouring Nano and was second to the left of WagonR.\nWagonR and Polo were parked at a gap of 5 spots and only one car was parked on one of those 5 spots.\nVerna was parked at a gap of 1 spot from Duster.\nOnly 2 cars were parked between Nano and Duster, but Nano was not parked neighbouring Verna.\nNot more than 2 spots were there between Brezza and Verna when counted from the right of Verna.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement (Clockwise):\nCreta -> 1 spot -> Nano -> Brezza -> 1 spot -> WagonR -> Verna -> Amaze -> Duster -> Captur -> Polo -> 2 spots -> Creta.\nTotal 17 spots.",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 91,
+          "question": "What is the position of Creta with respect to Polo?",
+          "options": [
+            "Fourth to the right",
+            "Second to the right",
+            "Third to the left",
+            "Fourth to the left",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Creta was third to the left of Polo.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 92,
+          "question": "How many vacant spots were there between WagonR and Duster, when counted from the left of WagonR?",
+          "options": [
+            "2",
+            "3",
+            "5",
+            "7",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that there were 2 vacant spots between WagonR and Duster, when counted from the left of WagonR.\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 93,
+          "question": "What is the position of Captur with respect to Nano?",
+          "options": [
+            "Sixth to the left",
+            "Seventh to the right",
+            "Eighth to the left",
+            "Fifth to the left",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that Captur was sixth to the left of Nano.\nHence, the correct answer is option A."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 94,
+          "question": "How many car(s) were parked between Creta and Verna, when counted from the right of Verna?",
+          "options": [
+            "One",
+            "Two",
+            "Three",
+            "Four",
+            "Five"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that three cars were parked between Creta and Verna, when counted from the right of Verna.\nHence, the correct answer is option C."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 95,
+          "question": "How many cars can be parked in the parking lot?",
+          "options": [
+            "12",
+            "14",
+            "15",
+            "17",
+            "18"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we can say that 17 cars can be parked in the parking lot.\nHence, the correct answer is option D."
+        }
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "set_id": 20,
+      "directions": "In a linear row of 8 persons from A to H, four people face towards north and four towards south. Further information is given below.\n\nB is third to the left of C, who faces (i) ______. Only D is adjacent to C. B is on the immediate right of G, who faces north. (ii) _____ is second to the left of G and faces north. A and E are immediate neighbors, where the latter is at an extreme end. F is second to the right of B, who faces (iii) ________. Not more than two persons facing same direction are adjacent to each other. H is on the immediate right of (iv) ______ . The immediate neighbors of A face (v) ______ direction.",
+      "common_explanation": "Final Arrangement:\nPositions 1-8 (Left to Right):\nE (South) -> A (South) -> F (South) -> G (North) -> B (North) -> H (North) -> D (South) -> C (North).",
+      "questions": [
+        {
+          "question_number": 96,
+          "question": "Which of the following will fill the blank (ii)?",
+          "options": [
+            "C",
+            "A",
+            "F",
+            "D",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we get\nA will fill the blank (ii).\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 97,
+          "question": "Which of the following will fill the blank (iv)?",
+          "options": [
+            "A",
+            "B",
+            "E",
+            "D",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "D",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we get\nD will fill the blank (iv).\nHence option D is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 98,
+          "question": "Which of the following will fill the blank (i)?",
+          "options": [
+            "South",
+            "The direction opposite to the direction faced by H.",
+            "North",
+            "Both options B and C",
+            "Can't be determined"
+          ],
+          "answer": "C",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we get\nNorth will fill the blank (i).\nHence option C is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 99,
+          "question": "Which of the following will fill the blank (iii)?",
+          "options": [
+            "The direction same as faced by C",
+            "The direction same as faced by D",
+            "The direction opposite to the direction faced by B",
+            "North",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "B",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we get\n‘The direction same as faced by D’ will fill the blank (iii).\nHence option B is correct."
+        },
+        {
+          "question_number": 100,
+          "question": "Which of the following will fill the blank (v)?",
+          "options": [
+            "South",
+            "North",
+            "The direction same as faced by C",
+            "The direction opposite to the direction faced by B",
+            "None of these"
+          ],
+          "answer": "A",
+          "explanation": "Following the final solution, we get\nSouth will fill the blank (v).\nHence option A is correct."
+        }
+      ]
+    }
+  ]

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+[
+    {
+      "question_number": 1,
+      "statements": [
+        "No apple is a plum.",
+        "All plums are oranges.",
+        "All oranges are mangoes."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All plums are mangoes.",
+        "II. At least some mangoes are oranges."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "All plums are oranges (A) + All oranges are mangoes (A) = A + A = All plums are mangoes. Hence, conclusion I follows.\nAll oranges are mangoes – converse – Some mangoes are oranges. Hence, conclusion II follows.\nHence option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 2,
+      "statements": [
+        "All animals are mammals.",
+        "No mammal is reptile.",
+        "All reptiles are amphibians."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All animals are amphibians.",
+        "II. Some amphibians are mammals."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: All animals are amphibians.\nThe class 'animals' is in Statement 1 and 'amphibians' is in Statement 3 and the link or middle term is available in Statement 2 which is an E type statement. Clearly, using these we can't have an A type conclusion. C1, clearly, doesn't follow.\nChecking C2: Some amphibians are mammals.\nApplying the same logic, we can't get a positive conclusion using Statement 2 and Statement 3. C2, doesn't follow either.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 3,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some schools are classes.",
+        "Some classes are teachers.",
+        "All teachers are students."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some students are classes.",
+        "II. All schools being students is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: Some students are classes.\nSome classes are teachers + All teachers are students = Some classes are students. Clearly, C1 follows.\nChecking C1: All schools being students is a possibility.\nHere, no negative statement is given among the statements. Clearly, possibilities between classes do exist. C2 follows as well.\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 4,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some buses are cars.",
+        "No car is ship.",
+        "All ships are bikes."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some buses are not bikes.",
+        "II. No bike is ship."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: Some buses are not bikes.\nHere, S1 is I type, S2 is E type, and the class 'bikes' is the predicate in S2 which is an A type statement. When we move from S1 to S2, we get a conclusion in O type statement and as we know O type doesn't make a definite conclusion applying deduction method. No definite conclusion can be derived out of S1, S2 and S3 together. C1, hence, doesn't follow.\nChecking C2: No bike is ship.\nConverse of S3 = Some bikes are ship. Clearly, C2 doesn't follow either.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 5,
+      "statements": [
+        "All cups are saucers.",
+        "All plates are cups.",
+        "Some saucers are spoons."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All plates being spoons is a possibility.",
+        "II. All plates are not saucers."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: All plates being spoons is a possibility.\nAs there is no negative statement, possibilities between classes do exist. Clearly, C1 follows.\nChecking C2: All plates are not saucers.\nAs there is no negative statement, a negative definite conclusion is not possible. C2, hence, doesn't follow.\nOption B is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 6,
+      "statements": [
+        "No cap is a shirt.",
+        "Some trousers are caps.",
+        "All belts are shirts."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No cap is a trouser.",
+        "II. All caps being trousers is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "If only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "If either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "If both conclusion I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Some trousers are caps (I) - conversion - Some caps are trousers (I). Hence conclusion I does not follow.\nAgain, 'Some trousers are caps' - conversion - Some caps are trousers. If some caps are trousers, what are the other caps? They could also be the trousers as well or they could not be.\nFollowing the former presumption in mind, we can say that 'All caps being trousers is a possibility.\nConclusion II hence follows.\nHence option B is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 7,
+      "statements": [
+        "No crow is a bird.",
+        "Some parrots are crows.",
+        "No bird is a sparrow."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No crow is a sparrow.",
+        "II. Some parrots are not birds."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "If only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "If either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "If both conclusion I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "No crow is a bird (E) + No bird is a sparrow (E) = E + E = No conclusion. Hence conclusion I does not follow.\nAgain, Some parrots are crows (I) + No crow is a bird (E) = I + E = I + E = O* = Some parrots are not birds. Hence conclusion II follows.\nHence option B is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 8,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some milk are curd.",
+        "Some curd are butter-milk.",
+        "All butter-milk are butter.",
+        "No butter is a ghee."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No butter-milk is ghee.",
+        "II. Some butter are curd.",
+        "III. Some curd are not ghee."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "If only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "If either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "If only conclusion III follows",
+        "E": "If all conclusions I, II and III follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "All butter-milk are butter (A) + No butter is ghee (E) = A + E = No butter-milk is a ghee. Hence, conclusion I follows\nSome curd are butter-milk (I) + All butter-milk are butter (A) = I + A = I = Some curd are butter – converse – Some butter are curd . Hence conclusion II follows.\nSome curd are butter (I) + No butter is a ghee (E) = Some curd are not ghee. Hence, conclusion III follows.\nSo, all the conclusions follow.\nHence option E is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 9,
+      "statements": [
+        "All letters are envelopes.",
+        "No envelope is post office.",
+        "Some post offices are postmen."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some postmen are letters.",
+        "II. No postman is letter."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "If only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "If either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "If both conclusion I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "C",
+      "explanation": "All letters are envelopes (A) + No envelope is post office (E) + Some post offices are postmen (I) = (A + E) + I = E + I = O* = Some postmen are not letters.\nTherefore, none of the conclusions follows. But conclusion I and II form I-E type of complementary pair. Therefore, either conclusion I or II follows.\nHence option C is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 10,
+      "statements": [
+        "No animal is a rat.",
+        "Some cows are animals.",
+        "All bears are rats."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some animals are cows.",
+        "II. No bear is an animal."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "If only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "If either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "If both conclusion I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "Some cows are animals (I) - conversion - Some animals are cows (I). Hence conclusion I follows.\nAgain, All bears are rats (A) + (No animal is a rat (E) - ) conversion - No rat is an animal = A + E = E = No bear is an animal. Hence conclusion II follows.\nTherefore, option E is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 11,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some oranges are apples.",
+        "All lemons are apples.",
+        "No apple is guava."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some oranges are lemons.",
+        "II. All guavas being lemon is a possibility.",
+        "III. No orange is a lemon."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C3 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1 and C3:\n‘Some oranges are lemons’ and ‘No orange is a lemons.’\nIn S1 and S2, we can observe that the middle term ‘lemons’ is not distributed even once, a definite conclusion can’t be derived between these two. And C1 is an I type statement and C2 is an E type statement, they both form a complementary pair (E + I combination).\nTherefore, either C1 or C3 follows.\nChecking C2:\nAll guavas being lemons is a possibility.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nAll lemons are apples + No apple is guava = No lemon is a guava.\nClearly, there is no possibility that exists between ‘guava’ and 'lemon’.\nC2 hence doesn’t follow.\nEvidently, either C1 or C3 follows.\nClearly, option B is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 12,
+      "statements": [
+        "A few mechanics are not plumbers.",
+        "All plumbers are qualified.",
+        "No qualified is skilled."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No skilled is a plumber.",
+        "II. No mechanic is skilled.",
+        "III. Some plumbers are not mechanics."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C1 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nNo skilled is a plumber.\nFrom S1 and S2,\nAll plumbers are qualified (A) + No qualified is skilled (E) = No plumber is skilled or No skilled is a plumber.\nC1 hence follows.\nChecking C2:\nNo mechanic is skilled.\nClearly, S1 in which the class ‘mechanics’ exists is an O type statement, we can’t derive a definite relationship of it with any other statement.\nClearly, C2 doesn’t follow.\nChecking C3:\nSome plumbers are not mechanics.\nFrom S1,\nA few mechanics are not plumbers.\nBut as conversion of an O type statement is not valid, C3 doesn’t follow either.\nEvidently, only C1 follows.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 13,
+      "statements": [
+        "No cycle is tyre.",
+        "Not a single tyre is tube.",
+        "Every tube is puncture."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some punctures which are tubes are cycles as well.",
+        "II. No cycle is a tube.",
+        "III. Some punctures are not tyres."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nSome punctures which are tubes are cycles as well.\nIf we observe the given statements, we can find that in Statement 1 and 2, the middle term ‘tyre’ is distributed twice and therefore even after conversing either of the sentence we won’t be able to find a definite conclusion out of these two. Therefore, we can’t derive a definite relationship between ‘tube’ and ‘cycle’.\nC1 hence doesn’t follow.\nChecking C2:\nNo cycle is a tube.\nFollowing the logic explained above, we can clearly say that C2 doesn’t follow either.\nChecking C3:\nSome punctures are not tyres.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nNot a single tyre is tube (E) + Every tube is puncture (A) = Some punctures are not tyres.\nClearly, C3 follows.\nAmong all, only C3 follows. Option A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 14,
+      "statements": [
+        "No panther is jaguar.",
+        "Not a single jaguar is puma.",
+        "Every puma is cheetah."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some cheetah which are puma are panther as well.",
+        "II. No panther is a puma.",
+        "III. Some cheetah are not jaguar."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nSome cheetah which are puma are panther as well.\nIf we observe the given statements, we can find that in Statement 1 and 2, the middle term ‘jaguar’ is distributed twice and therefore even after conversing either of the sentence we won’t be able to find a definite conclusion out of these two. Therefore, we can’t derive a definite relationship between ‘puma’ and ‘panther’.\nC1 hence doesn’t follow.\nChecking C2:\nNo panther is a puma.\nFollowing the logic explained above, we can clearly say that C2 doesn’t follow either.\nChecking C3:\nSome cheetah are not jaguar.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nNot a single jaguar is puma (E) + Every puma is cheetah (A) = Some cheetah are not jaguar.\nClearly, C3 follows.\nAmong all, only C3 follows. Option A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 15,
+      "statements": [
+        "A few poets are not poetesses.",
+        "All poetesses are serious.",
+        "No serious is dilligent."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No dilligent is a poetess.",
+        "II. No poet is dilligent.",
+        "III. Some poetesses are not poets."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C1 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nNo dilligent is a poetess.\nFrom S1 and S2,\nAll poetesses are serious (A) + No serious is dilligent (E) = No poetess is dilligent or No dilligent is a poetess.\nC1 hence follows.\nChecking C2:\nNo poet is an dilligent.\nClearly, S1 in which the class ‘poets’ exists is an O type statement, we can’t derive a definite relationship of it with any other statement.\nClearly, C2 doesn’t follow.\nChecking C3:\nSome poetesses are not poets.\nFrom S1,\nA few poets are not poetesses.\nBut as conversion of an O type statement is not valid, C3 doesn’t follow either.\nEvidently, only C1 follows.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 16,
+      "statements": [
+        "No bike is a bus.",
+        "All buses are trucks.",
+        "All trucks are cars."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All buses are cars.",
+        "II. At least some cars are trucks."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "All buses are trucks (A) + All trucks are cars (A) = A + A = All buses are cars. Hence, conclusion I follows.\nAll trucks are cars – converse – Some cars are trucks. Hence, conclusion II follows.\noption D is the right answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 17,
+      "statements": [
+        "No apple is peach.",
+        "All peaches are pineapples."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All mangoes are pineapples.",
+        "II. Some pineapples are apples."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nAll mangoes are pineapples.\nThe class 'mangoes' is in Statement 1 and 'pineapples' is in Statement 3 and the link or middle term is available in Statement 2 which is an E type statement. Clearly, using these we can't have an A type conclusion. C1, clearly, doesn't follows.\n(Note: The question uses 'mangoes' in conclusions but 'apples' in statements. This seems to be a question typo in the source PDF where 'mangoes' might refer to 'apples' or vice versa, but based on strict logic with provided terms, no relation exists. The explanation references 'mangoes' in Statement 1 which implies a typo in the provided question text 'No apple is peach').\nChecking C2:\nSome pineapples are apples.\nApplying the same logic, we can't get a positive conclusion using Statement 2 and Statement 3. C2, doesn't follow either.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 18,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some lions are tigers.",
+        "Some tigers are panthers.",
+        "All panthers are elephants."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some elephants are tigers.",
+        "II. All lions being elephants is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nSome elephants are tigers.\nSome tigers are panthers + All panthers are elephants = Some tigers are elephants. Clearly, C1 follows.\nChecking C1:\nAll lions being panthers is a possibility.\nHere, no negative statement is given among the statements. Clearly, possibilities between classes do exist. C2 follows as well.\nOption D is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 19,
+      "statements": [
+        "At least some Europeans are British.",
+        "Every European is an American.",
+        "No American is an African."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All Americans being British is a possibility.",
+        "II. Some Europeans can be Africans as well.",
+        "III. No African is a British."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only I follows",
+        "B": "I and III follow",
+        "C": "I and II follow",
+        "D": "All I, II and III follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking Conclusion 1:\nAll Americans being British is a possibility.\nUsing S1 and S2, we get\nAt least some Europeans are British + Every European is an American = Some British are Americans.\nConverse of it = Some Americans are British\nNow, if some Americans are British, what are the rest of the Americans? They could be British too or they could not be British.\nConsidering the first possibility, we can say that ‘All Americans being British is a possibility.’\nConclusion 1 follows here.\nChecking Conclusion 2:\nSome Europeans can be Africans as well\nUsing S2 and S3, we get\nEvery European is an American + No American is an African = No European is African\nClearly, there is no scenario of possibility exists between the classes ‘Europeans’ and ‘Africans’.\nTherefore, C2 doesn’t follow.\nChecking Conclusion 3: No African is a British\nUsing S1 and the conclusion derived above, we get\nAt least some Europeans are British + No European is African = Some British are not Africans.\nClearly, C3 doesn’t follow either.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 20,
+      "statements": [
+        "No grasshopper is an insect.",
+        "No insect is a bug.",
+        "All bugs are moths."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some bugs may be grasshoppers.",
+        "II. All moths being insects is a possibility.",
+        "III. No bug is a grasshopper."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Either I or III follows",
+        "B": "I and III follow",
+        "C": "Only I follows",
+        "D": "All I, II and III follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "C",
+      "explanation": "Checking Conclusion 1 and 3:\nSome bugs may be grasshoppers & No bug is a grasshopper\nAs we can observe that both S1 and S2 are E-type statements, the middle term ‘insect’ is distributed twice here. Therefore, we can’t define a definite relationship between these two classes. Clearly, possibilities do exist between ‘bug’ and ‘grasshopper’.\nThis confirms that C1 follows but C3 doesn’t.\nChecking Conclusion 2:\nAll moths being insects is a possibility.\nUsing S3 and S2, we get\nConverse of S3 (All bugs are moths) + Converse of S2 (No insect is a bug)\nSome moths are bugs + No bug is an insect = Some moths are not insects\nNow, when some moths are already not insects, all moths being insects is not possible.\nC2, hence, doesn’t follow.\nEvidently, option C is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 21,
+      "statements": [
+        "All engineers are villagers.",
+        "No villager is a nurse.",
+        "All nurses are managers."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No engineer is a manager.",
+        "II. All villagers being managers is a possibility"
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion II follows.",
+        "B": "If both conclusions I and II follow.",
+        "C": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows.",
+        "D": "If either conclusion I or II follows.",
+        "E": "If only conclusion I follows."
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Conclusions:\nNo engineer is a manager.\nAll villagers being managers is a possibility\nNo villager is a nurse (E) + All nurses are managers (A) = E + A = O = Some managers are not villagers (O).\nThus, the possibility in II exists.\nHence conclusion II follows.\nAgain, All engineers are villagers (A) + No villager is a nurse (E) = A + E = E = No engineer is a nurse (E) +\nAll nurses are managers (A) = E + A = O Some managers are not engineers.\nHence, conclusion I does not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 22,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some paints are shoes.",
+        "Some shoes are sleepers.",
+        "All sleepers are shirts."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. At least some shirts are paints.",
+        "II. No shirt is a paint.",
+        "III. Some tables are chairs."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion II follows.",
+        "B": "If both conclusions I and II follow.",
+        "C": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows.",
+        "D": "If either conclusion I or II follows.",
+        "E": "If only conclusion I follows."
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "Some shoes are sleepers (I) + All sleepers are shirts (A) = A + I = I = shoes are shirts (I).\nNow, Some paints are shoes (I) + Some shoes are shirts (I) = I + I = No conclusion.\nBut both I and ll make a complementary pair (I-E).\nHence, either conclusion I or II follows.\nHence, option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 23,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some chairs are desks.",
+        "No desk is a bench."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All benches being tables possibility.",
+        "II. At least some desks are tables."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "If only conclusion II follows.",
+        "B": "If both conclusions I and II follow.",
+        "C": "If neither conclusion I nor II follows.",
+        "D": "If either conclusion I or II follows.",
+        "E": "If only conclusion I follows."
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "Some chairs are desks (I) + No desk is a bench (E) = I + E = O = Some chairs are not benches (O).\nNow, Some tables are chairs (I) + Some chairs are not benches (O) = I + O = No conclusion\nBut the possibility in I exists.\nHence conclusion I follows.\nAgain, Some tables are chairs (I) + Some chairs are desks (I) = I + I = No conclusion.\nHence conclusion II does not follow.\nHence, option E is correct.\n(Note: The question statements list 'chairs' and 'desks' and 'bench'. The conclusions introduce 'tables'. The explanation introduces 'tables' in its derivation, implying a missing statement in the question text like 'Some tables are chairs' based on the explanation logic)."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 24,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some cows are camels.",
+        "All camels are buffaloes.",
+        "No buffalo is a fox."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some camels are foxes.",
+        "II. No buffalo is a cow.",
+        "III. No cow is a fox."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I does not follow.",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II does not follow.",
+        "C": "if only conclusion III does not follow.",
+        "D": "if only conclusions I and II do not follow.",
+        "E": "None follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "All camels are buffaloes (A) + No buffalo is a fox (E) = A + E = E = No camel is a fox (E).\nHence conclusion I does not follow.\nNow, some cows are camels (I) + No camel is a fox (E) = I + E = O = Some cows are not foxes (O).\nHence, conclusion III does not follow.\nAgain, some cows are camels (I) + All camels are buffaloes (A) = I + A =I = Some cows are buffaloes (I).\nHence, II does not follow.\nThus, conclusion I and II do not follow.\nHence, option E is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 25,
+      "statements": [
+        "No printer is a scanner.",
+        "Some scanners are mouses.",
+        "Some mouses are keyboards."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some mouses are scanners.",
+        "II. No keyboard is a printer.",
+        "III. No keyboard is a mouse."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I does not follow.",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II and III do not follow.",
+        "C": "if only conclusion III does not follow.",
+        "D": "if only conclusions I and II do not follow.",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Some scanners are mouses (I) → conversion → Some mouses are scanners (I).\nHence conclusion I follows.\nNo printer is a scanner (E) + Some scanners are mouses (I) = E + I = O* = Some mouses are not printers (O*).\nHence conclusion II does not follow.\nSome mouses are keyboards (I) → conversion → I = Some keyboards are mouses (I).\nClearly, conclusion III does not follow either.\nHence, option B is correct"
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 26,
+      "statements": [
+        "All phones are tools.",
+        "Some tools are letters.",
+        "All letters are stars."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All phones being stars is a possibility.",
+        "II. At least some letters are phones."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if both conclusion I and II follow",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if either conclusion I or II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Some tools are letters (I) + All letters are stars (A) = I + A = I = Some tools are stars (I).\nNow, All phones are tools (A) + Some tools are stars (I) = A + I = No conclusion.\nBut the possibility in I exists.\nHence conclusion I follow.\nAgain, all phones are tools (A) + Some tools are letters (I) = A + I = No conclusion.\nHence, conclusion II does not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 27,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some poles are pots.",
+        "All pots are plants.",
+        "Some plants are leaves."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some poles are plants.",
+        "II. All plants being leaves is a possibility"
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if both conclusion I and II follow",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if either conclusion I or II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Some poles are pots (I) + All pots are plants (A) = I + A =I = Some poles are plants.\nHence, conclusion I follows.\nAgain, some plants are leaves (I).\nHence the possibility in II exist.\nHence conclusion II follows.\nHence, option B is correct. (Note: The key says B. The explanation says \"Hence, conclusion I follows\" AND \"Hence conclusion II follows\", but then concludes \"Hence, option B is correct\". Option B corresponds to \"if only conclusion II follows\". This implies the explanation meant I doesn't follow or there is a contradiction in the text, but extracted text is as provided)."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 28,
+      "statements": [
+        "All woods are chairs.",
+        "No chair is a table.",
+        "Some tables are copies."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some woods are definitely tables.",
+        "II. No table is a chair."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if both conclusion I and II follow",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if either conclusion I or II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "All woods are chairs (A) + No chair is a table (E) = A + E = E = No wood is a table.\nHence, conclusion I does not follow.\nAgain, no chair is a table (E) → conversion → No table is a chair.\nHence, conclusion II follows.\nHence, option B is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 29,
+      "statements": [
+        "All brinjals are vegetables.",
+        "Some vegetables are potatoes.",
+        "No potato is tomato."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All potatoes being brinjal is a possibility.",
+        "II. No vegetable is a tomato."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if both conclusion I and II follow",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if either conclusion I or II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "All brinjals are vegetables (A) + some vegetables are potatoes (I) = A + I = No conclusion.\nBut the possibility in I exists.\nHence conclusion I follows.\nAgain, some vegetables are potatoes (I) + No potato is a tomato (E) = A + E = O = Some vegetables are not tomatoes.\nHence, conclusion II does not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 30,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some magazines are laptops.",
+        "No desktop is a laptop.",
+        "No phone is a magazine."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some laptops are not phones.",
+        "II. Some desktops are phones.",
+        "III. No magazine is a desktop."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I does not follow",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II does not follow",
+        "C": "if only conclusion III does not follow",
+        "D": "if both conclusions I and II do not follow",
+        "E": "None of above"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "No phone is magazine (E) + Some magazine are laptops (I) = E + I O* = Some laptops are not phones (O*).\nHence, conclusion I follows.\nNo desktop is a laptop (E) → conversion → No laptop is a desktop (E).\nNow, some magazines are laptops (I) + No laptop is a desktop (E) = I + E = O = Some magazines are not desktops (O).\nHence, conclusion III may follow.\nAgain, no phone is a magazine (E) + some magazines are not desktop (O) = E + O = No conclusion.\nHence, conclusion II may follow,\nHence, option E is correct"
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 31,
+      "statements": [
+        "A few daughters are not mothers.",
+        "All mothers are sisters.",
+        "No sister is a niece."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No niece is a mother.",
+        "II. No daughter is a niece.",
+        "III. Some mothers are not daughters.",
+        "IV. Some nieces are both mothers and daughters."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: No niece is a mother.\nFrom S1 and S2,\nAll mothers are sisters (A) + No sister is a niece (E) = No mother is a niece or No niece is a mother.\nC1 hence follows.\nChecking C2: No daughter is a niece.\nClearly, S1 in which the class ‘daughter’ exists is an O type statement, we can’t derive a definite relationship of it with any other statement.\nClearly, C2 doesn’t follow.\nChecking C3: Some mothers are not daughters.\nFrom S1,\nA few daughters are not mothers.\nBut as conversion of an O type statement is not valid, C3 doesn’t follow either.\nChecking C4: Some nieces are both mothers and daughters.\nFollowing the logic explained C2, we can eliminate C4 as well.\nEvidently, only C1 follows. Option E is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 32,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some SRKs are actors.",
+        "All actresses are actors.",
+        "No actor is musician."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some SRKs are actresses.",
+        "II. All musicians being actresses is a possibility.",
+        "III. No SRK is an actress.",
+        "IV. Some actors not being SRK is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C2 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C3 and C2 and C4 follow",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C4 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1 and C3: ‘Some SRKs are actresses’ and ‘No SRK is an actress.’\nIn S1 and S2, we can observe that the middle term ‘actors’ is not distributed even once, a definite conclusion can’t be derived between these two. And C1 is an I type statement and C2 is an E type statement, they both form a complementary pair (E + I combination).\nTherefore, either C1 or C3 follows.\nChecking C2: All musicians being actresses is a possibility.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nAll actresses are actors + No actor is musician = No actress is a musician.\nClearly, there is no possibility that exists between ‘actress’ and ‘musician’.\nC2 hence doesn’t follow.\nChecking C4: Some actors not being SRK is a possibility.\nFrom S1,\nSome SRKs are actors.\nConverse of it = Some actors are SRK.\nNow, if some actors are SRK, what are the other actors? They could be either SRK too or they could not be SRK.\nFollowing the latter notion, we can say that ‘Some actors not being SRK’ is a possibility.\nC4 hence follows.\nEvidently, either C1 or C3 and C4 follow.\nClearly, none of these (option E) is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 33,
+      "statements": [
+        "No whale is shark.",
+        "Not a single shark is fish.",
+        "Every fish are deer."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some deer which are fish are whale as well.",
+        "II. No whale is a fish.",
+        "III. Some deer are not shark.",
+        "IV. No whale is a deer."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Only C1, C2 and C3 follow",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C4 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: Some deer which are fish are whale as well.\nIf we observe the given statements, we can find that in Statement 1 and 2, the middle term ‘shark’ is distributed twice and therefore even after conversing either of the sentence we won’t be able to find a definite conclusion out of these two. Therefore, we can’t derive a definite relationship between ‘deer’ and ‘whale’.\nC1 hence doesn’t follow.\nChecking C2: No whale is a fish.\nFollowing the logic explained above, we can clearly say that C2 doesn’t follow either.\nChecking C3: Some deer are not shark.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nNot a single shark is fish (E) + Every fish are deer (A) = Some deer are not shark.\nClearly, C3 follows.\nChecking C4: No whale is a deer.\nHere, once again we are asked to derive a relationship between ‘whale’ and ‘deer’. Clearly, C4 doesn’t follow.\nAmong all, only C3 follows. Option A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 34,
+      "statements": [
+        "All apples are red.",
+        "No red is a mango.",
+        "All mangoes are sweet."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All apples being sweet is a possibility.",
+        "II. No sweet is an apple."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if both conclusions I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "All apples are red (A) + No red is a mango (E) = A + E = E = No apple is a mango, now\nNo apple is a mango (E) + All mangoes are sweet (A) = E + A = O* = Some sweet are not apples.\nHence, conclusion I follows, but conclusion II does not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 35,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some rabbits are black.",
+        "No black is a tall.",
+        "All tall are white."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some white are not black.",
+        "II. All rabbits being tall is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "if only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "if only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "if either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "D": "if neither conclusion I nor II follows",
+        "E": "if both conclusions I and II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "No black is a tall (E) + All tall are white (A) = E + A = O* = Some white are not black.\nHence, conclusion I follows.\nAgain, Some rabbits are black (I) + No black is a tall (E) = I + E = O = Some rabbits are not tall. Thus, the possibility in II does not exist.\nHence, conclusion II does not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 36,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some questions are answers.",
+        "Some answers are explanations.",
+        "All explanations are lengthy.",
+        "No lengthy is a summary."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No explanation is summary.",
+        "II. Some lengthy are answers.",
+        "III. Some answers are not summary."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Both conclusion I and II are true",
+        "D": "All conclusions follow",
+        "E": "None of the above"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "All explanations are lengthy (A) + No lengthy is summary (E) = A + E = No explanation is a summary.\nHence, conclusion I follows\nSome answers are explanations (I) + All explanations are lengthy (A) = I + A = I = Some answers are lengthy – converse – Some lengthy are answers. Hence conclusion II follows.\nSome answers are lengthy (I) + No lengthy is a summary (E) = Some answers are not summary. Hence, conclusion III follows.\nSo, all the conclusions follow.\nHence, option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 37,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some stars are planets.",
+        "All planets are comets.",
+        "No comet is asteroid.",
+        "Some asteroids are eclipse."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some asteroids are stars.",
+        "II. Some eclipse being comet is possibility.",
+        "III. No asteroid is star."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Only conclusions I and III follow",
+        "D": "Either conclusion I or II follows",
+        "E": "Either conclusion I or III and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "Some stars are planets (I) + All planets are comets (A) = I + A = I = Some stars are comets (I) + No comet is asteroid (E) = I + E = O* = Some stars are not asteroid.\nTherefore, conclusion I and III form an I-E type of complementary pair. Therefore, either conclusion I or III follows.\nNo comet is asteroid – converse – No asteroid is comet; Some asteroid are eclipse – converse – Some eclipse are asteroid\nSome eclipse are asteroid (I) + No asteroid is comet (E) = I + E = O* = Some eclipse are not comets. Hence, ‘Some eclipse being comet is possibility’.\nHence, option E is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 38,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some companies are industries.",
+        "Some industries are primary.",
+        "All primary are services.",
+        "All services are secondary"
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All companies being primary is possibility.",
+        "II. All services are not primary.",
+        "III. No industry is secondary."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Only conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Only conclusion I and III follow",
+        "D": "All conclusions follow",
+        "E": "None of the above"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Some companies are industries (I) + Some industries are primary (I) = I + I = No conclusion follows but possibility exists because the statement are positive. Hence, conclusion I follows.\nAs statements II and III are positives therefore, conclusions II and III do not follow.\nHence, option A is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 39,
+      "statements": [
+        "No bulb is a tubelight.",
+        "All tubelights are chairs.",
+        "All chairs are tables."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All tubelights are tables.",
+        "II. At least some tables are chairs."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "All tubelights are chairs (A) + All chairs are tables (A) = A + A = All tubelights are tables. Hence, conclusion I follows.\nAll chairs are tables – converse – Some tables are chairs. Hence, conclusion II follows.\nOption B is hence the correct answer. (Note: Key says B, explanation says Conclusion II follows but then selects Option B 'Only I follows'. This indicates a mismatch in the source explanation text regarding the final selection or the validity of C2)."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 40,
+      "statements": [
+        "All swans are peacocks.",
+        "No peacock is hen.",
+        "All hens are ducks."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. All swans are ducks.",
+        "II. Some ducks are peacocks."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Neither I nor II follows",
+        "B": "Only I follows",
+        "C": "Either I or II follows",
+        "D": "Both I and II follow",
+        "E": "Only II follows"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1: All swans are ducks.\nThe class 'swans' is in Statement 1 and 'ducks' is in Statement 3 and the link or middle term is available in Statement 2 which is an E type statement. Clearly, using these we can't have an A type conclusion. C1, clearly, doesn't follows.\nChecking C2: Some ducks are peacocks.\nApplying the same logic, we can't get a positive conclusion using Statement 2 and Statement 3. C2, doesn't follow either.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 41,
+      "statements": [
+        "No newspaper is magazine.",
+        "Not a single magazine is book.",
+        "Every book is story."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some stories which are books are newspapers as well.",
+        "II. No newspaper is a book.",
+        "III. Some stories are not magazines."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these."
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nSome stories which are books are newspapers as well.\nIf we observe the given statements, we can find that in Statement 1 and 2, the middle term ‘magazine’ is distributed twice and therefore even after conversing either of the sentence we won’t be able to find a definite conclusion out of these two. Therefore, we can’t derive a definite relationship between ‘book’ and ‘newspaper’.\nC1 hence doesn’t follow.\nChecking C2:\nNo newspaper is a book.\nFollowing the logic explained above, we can clearly say that C2 doesn’t follow either.\nChecking C3:\nSome stories are not magazines.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nNot a single magazine is book (E) + Every book is story (A) = Some stories are not magazines.\nClearly, C3 follows.\nAmong all, only C3 follows.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 42,
+      "statements": [
+        "A few parrots are not pigeons.",
+        "All pigeons are white.",
+        "No white is green."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No green is a pigeon.",
+        "II. No parrot is green.",
+        "III. Some pigeons are not parrots."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C1 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C2 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "A",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1:\nNo green is a pigeon.\nFrom S1 and S2,\nAll pigeons are white (A) + No white is green (E) = No pigeon is green or No green is a pigeon.\nC1 hence follows.\nChecking C2: No parrot is green.\nClearly, S1 in which the class ‘parrots’ exists is an O type statement, we can’t derive a definite relationship of it with any other statement.\nClearly, C2 doesn’t follow.\nChecking C3: Some pigeons are not parrots.\nFrom S1,\nA few parrots are not pigeons.\nBut as conversion of an O type statement is not valid, C3 doesn’t follow either.\nEvidently, only C1 follows.\nOption A is hence the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 43,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some hours are minutes.",
+        "All clocks are minutes.",
+        "No minute is second."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some hours are clocks.",
+        "II. All seconds being clocks is a possibility.",
+        "III. No hour is a clocks."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Only C3 follows",
+        "B": "Either C1 or C3 follows",
+        "C": "Only C2 and C3 follow",
+        "D": "All follow",
+        "E": "None of these"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Checking C1 and C3:\n‘Some hours are clocks’ and ‘No hour is a clocks.’\nIn S1 and S2, we can observe that the middle term ‘clocks’ is not distributed even once, a definite conclusion can’t be derived between these two. And C1 is an I type statement and C2 is an E type statement, they both form a complementary pair (E + I combination).\nTherefore, either C1 or C3 follows.\nChecking C2:\nAll seconds being clocks is a possibility.\nFrom S2 and S3,\nAll clocks are minutes + No minute is second = No clock is a second.\nClearly, there is no possibility that exists between ‘second’ and 'clock’.\nC2 hence doesn’t follow.\nEvidently, either C1 or C3 follows.\nClearly, option B is the correct answer."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 44,
+      "statements": [
+        "No coke is sprite.",
+        "No pepsi is coke."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No sprite is pepsi.",
+        "II. All pepsi are sprite."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "E + E = No conclusion through deduction method.\nThus, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.\nHence, option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 45,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some mobiles are laptops.",
+        "No laptop is a tablet."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some tablets are not mobile.",
+        "II. All tablets being mobile is a possibility."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "Some mobiles are laptops (I) + No laptop is a tablet (E) = I + E = O = Some mobiles are not tablets.\nHence, conclusion I does not follow. But the possibility in II exists. Thus, conclusion II follows.\nHence, option B is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 46,
+      "statements": [
+        "All biscuits are butter.",
+        "No butter is a bread."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. At least some bread are butter.",
+        "II. No biscuit is a bread."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "No butter is a bread (E) – converse – No bread is a butter (E).\nHence conclusion I does not follow.\nAgain, All biscuits are butter (A) + No butter is a bread (E) = A + E = E = No biscuit is a bread.\nHence conclusion II follows.\nHence, option B is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 47,
+      "statements": [
+        "Some sites are haunted.",
+        "Some sites are adventurous."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. Some adventurous sites are haunted.",
+        "II. Some haunted sites are adventurous."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "Some sites are haunted (I) + Some sites are adventurous (I) = I + I = No conclusion follows\nHence, neither of the conclusions follows here.\nHence, option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 48,
+      "statements": [
+        "All apartments are simplex.",
+        "No simplex is a duplex."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No duplex is a apartment.",
+        "II. No apartment is a duplex."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "E",
+      "explanation": "All apartments are simplex (A) + No duplex is a apartment (E) = A + E = E = “No apartment is a duplex”\nThis is Conclusion II.\nConclusion I is the Converse of it i.e. No duplex is a apartment.\nHence, both conclusion I and II follow.\nHence, option E is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 49,
+      "statements": [
+        "No crab is star fish.",
+        "No octopus is crab."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. No star fish is octopus.",
+        "II. All octopus are star fish."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "D",
+      "explanation": "E + E = No conclusion through deduction method.\nVenn Diagram\nFrom Venn diagram also we can see that no conclusion can be derived from these statements.\nThus, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.\nHence, option D is correct."
+    },
+    {
+      "question_number": 50,
+      "statements": [
+        "All phones are chargers.",
+        "No charger is a battery."
+      ],
+      "conclusions": [
+        "I. At least some batteries are chargers.",
+        "II. No phone is a battery."
+      ],
+      "options": {
+        "A": "Conclusion I follows",
+        "B": "Conclusion II follows",
+        "C": "Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows",
+        "D": "Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows",
+        "E": "Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow"
+      },
+      "answer": "B",
+      "explanation": "No charger is a battery (E) – converse – No battery is a charger (E).\nHence conclusion I does not follow.\nAgain, All phones are chargers (A) + No charger is a battery (E) = A + E = E = No phone is a battery.\nHence conclusion II follows.\nVenn Diagram:\nFrom venn diagram we can see that no battery is charger and vice versa, hence conclusion I does not follow but we can easily find that conclusion II follows.\nHence, option B is correct."
+    }
+  ]