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The questions on seating arrangement are regular feature of almost every competitive examination. In these questions, you have to arrange a group of persons fulfilling certain conditions. This is also written as sitting arrangement or sitting arrangement reasoning at some places.
Seating Arrangement is one of important topic in Reasoning Ability Section. In Seating Arrangement Practice Quiz 5 article candidates can find questions with answer. By solving this questions candidates can improve and maintain, speed, and accuracy in the exams. Seating Arrangement Practice Quiz 5 questions are very useful for different exams such as IBPS PO, Clerk, SSC CGL, SBI PO, NIACL Assistant, NICL AO, IBPS SO, RRB, Railways, LIC, Insurance, Civil Services etc.

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Directions(1 – 5): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it:
Six players A,B,C,D,E and F of six different countries P,Q,R,S,T and U are sitting around circular table facing the center. they all scored different runs in the match viz:41 44 4850 52 and 54 but not necessarily in the same ordered.C The who scored second to the right of the players of country S. The one who scored 54 runs is not C. The who scored 48 runs is seated second to the left of the player of country U. who is not A or C.B seated opposite of country T who scored 44 runs there is only one player between the players of county U and T he is not from of country P. players of country T sits second to the right of players of country U. The player who scored 50 runs is seated second to the right of A. The player who scored 52 runs is not seated near to the one who scored 44 runs.F is seated immediately left of the player of country R but near to A. The players of country P is not seated near to the player of country Q but immediate right of D.
1. Who is sitting opposite to the player of country Q?
    A. C B. D C. B D. Player of country P

Answer - Option D
Explanation -
Player of country P Players – A, B, C, D, E and F Country – P, Q, R, S, T and U Runs – 41, 44, 48, 50, 52 and 54
A. C is seated second to the right of the players of country S. The who scored 48 runs is seated second to the left of the player of country U. who is not A or C. players of country T sits second to the right of players of country U.B seated opposite of country T who scored 44 runs

B. The player who scored 50 runs is seated second to the right of A. The who scored 48 runs is seated second to the left of the player of country U. who is not A or C

C. F is seated immediately left of the player of country R but near to A.there is only one player between the players of county U and T he is not from of country P. The players of country P is not seated near to the player of country Q but immediate right of D.This is possible only case 1(b).

D. The player who scored 52 runs is not seated near to the one who scored 44 runs The one who scored 54 runs is not C.
Hence, player of country P sits opposite to Q.
2. What is the position of the player who scored 41 runs with respect to the one who scored 48 runs?
    A. Second to the right B. Immediate right C. Immediate left D. Opposite

Answer - Option D
Explanation -
Hence, the one who scored 41 runs sits opposite to the one who scored 48 runs.
3. Which of the following statement is true?
    A. E is the player of country U B. C is second to the right of B but not near to E C. B scored 52 runs and near to C D. Player of country R is opposite to player of country S

Answer - Option A
Explanation -
Hence, E is the player of country U is the correct statement.
4. Who among the following scored 41 runs?
    A. D B. C C. A D. B

Answer - Option C
Explanation -
Hence, C scored 41 runs.
5. Who is sitting opposite to E?
    A. Player of country R B. The one who scored 41 runs C. A D. F

Answer - Option A
Explanation -
Hence, player of country R sits opposite to E.
Directions(1 –5): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it:
There are eight members Y, Z, U, W, Q,S,C and E. each of them is related to Y in some way or the other and all of them have different chocolates among 20, 27, 33, 38, 40,43,45 and 50 but not necessarily in the same order and all are sitting in a straight line facing North. Q is sitting second to right of Y's son. Two people are sitting between Q and Z's brother. Two people are sitting between Y's son and Y's father. S is an immediate neighbour of Y's father.S Iis sitting art one of extreme ends. The sum of chocolates. W and Y's brother sitting together. The difference between the chocolates of W and Z is equal to the different between the chocolates of Q and U. Y's bother is sitting second to left of Y. Two people are sitting between W and Y's sister. Y is not an immediate neighbour of Q. C has more number of chocolates than Y but less than S. E's father is sitting to the immediate right of Y's daughter.Y's wife is immediate neighbour of E. C is younger than U.
1. Who among the following sits third to the left of C?
    A. U B. E C. Z D. Y

Answer - Option B
Explanation [1 - 5] -
Members – Y, Z, U, W, Q, S, C and E
A. S is sitting art one of extreme ends. S is an immediate neighbour of Y's father Two people are sitting between Y's son and Y's father.Q is sitting second to right of Y's son.Two people are sitting between Q and Z's brother.
B. W and Y's brother sitting together.Y's bother is sitting second to left of Y. Y is not an immediate neighbour of Q.
C. Two people are sitting between W and Y's sister.This is not possible case 1. so case 2.incorrect

D. E's father is sitting to the immediate right of Y's daughter

Y's Wife is immediate neighbour of E.This is not possible case 1.so, case 2 is correct

According to the information given, relations of Y are father, mother, sister, brother, wife, son and daughter.
E. The sum of chocolates of C and Q is equal to sum of chocolates kept by W and E. One among the four have the highest number of chocolates and one among the four have the lowest number of chocolates. C has more number of chocolates than Y but less than S.Hence, C does not have the highest number of chocolates. If we assume chocolates of C be 20 and chocolates of Q be 50 then it does not follow the condition of sum of chocolates of C and Q is equal to sum of chocolates of W and E.
Therefore sum of chocolates of W and E is 50 + 20 = 70. Sum of chocolates of C and Q is 27+43=70.
S > C > Y. So, chocolates of C is 43, S is 45 and Q is 27.
5. The difference between the chocolates of W and Z is equal to the difference between the chocolates of Q and U.
W – Z = Q – U
Chocolates of Q are 27.
Hence, U chocolates can be 33, 38 and 40.
Therefore, difference between chocolates of U and Q can be 6, 11 and 13.
Let marks of W be 20 then chocolates of T can be 33, 38 and 40.
Therefore, difference between chocolates of W and Z can be 13, 18 and 20.
Hence, chocolates of W is 20, E is 50, Z is 33 and U is 40.
Chocolates of Y is 38.
Hence, E sits third to the left of C.
2. How is S related to C?
    A. Mother B. Grandmother C. Sister D. Daughter

Answer- Option B
Explanation -
Hence, S is grandmother of C.
3. How many chocolates does Y have?
    A. 33 B. 20 C. 40 D. 38

Answer - Option D
Explanation -
Hence, Y has 38 chocolates.
4. Who among the following is father of Y?
    A. U B. Z C. W D. E

Answer - Option A
Explanation -
Hence, U is father of Y.
5. What is the sum of chocolates of C and W?
    A. 88 B. 63 C. 70 D. 73

Answer - Option B
Explanation -
Hence, sum of chocolates of C and W is 63.
Directions(1 – 5): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it:
Some persons are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre of the table. The distance is equal among all the persons and number of persons was not more than 18 persons. The Number of persons between Z and N when counted from left of Z was thrice as that of the number of persons seated between Z and L when counted from right of Z. L and N are neighbours of each other. I was seated to the immediate left of J and three persons are sitting between J and K. L was third to the right of K. M was second to the right of O and second to the left of I. L is to the immediate left of N.
1. How many persons are present in the above arrangement?
    A. Eleven B. Fifteen C. Seventeen D. Thirteen

Answer - Option B
Explanation -
A. I was seated to the immediate left of J and three persons are sitting between J and K. L was third to the right of K.

B.M was second to the right of O and second to the left of I.L is to the immediate left of N.

C.The Number of persons between Z and N when counted from left of Z was thrice as that of the number of persons seated between Z and L when counted from right of Z.

2. How many persons sit between L and J when counted in anti – clockwise direction from L?
    A. Five B. Seven C. Six D. Nine

Answer - Option B
Explanation -
Hence, seven persons sit between L and J when counted in anti – clockwise direction from L.
3. Who among the following pairs are immediate neighbours of each other?
    A. LO B. ZK C. JM D. JO

Answer - Option B
Explanation -
Hence, ZK are immediate neighbours of each other.
4. What is the position of L with respect to O?
    A. Second to the right B. Third to the Right C. Second to the left D. Third to the left

Answer - Option D
Explanation -
Hence, L is sitting third to the left of O.
5. How many persons sit between Z and O when counted in clockwise direction from Z?
    A. Seven B. Five C. Six D. Four

Answer - Option A
Explanation -
Hence, seven persons sit between Z and O when counted in clockwise direction from Z.

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