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A class consists of six students: P, Q, R, S, T, and U. The selection criteria are: 1) P cannot be selected if Q is selected. 2) R must be selected if S is selected. 3) T can be selected only if U is not selected. Which of the following combinations is valid?

C. R, S, T
Posted in:  Selection Based On Given Conditions -  Puzzle Test -  Verbal Reasoning

Q : R :: T : ?

A. U
Posted in:  Alphabet Analogy -  Analogy -  Verbal Reasoning

A selection of fruits consists of apples, bananas, cherries, and dates. The selection criteria are: 1) Apples cannot be selected if bananas are selected. 2) Cherries must be included if dates are included. Which of the following selections is valid?

B. CHERRIES, DATES
Posted in:  Selection Based On Given Conditions -  Puzzle Test -  Verbal Reasoning

Dog is to Bark as Cat is to ?

A. MEOW
Posted in:  Three Word Analogy -  Analogy -  Verbal Reasoning

While walking in a park, you see a dog running loose and approaching a group of children. What do you do?

C. APPROACH THE CHILDREN AND WARN THEM ABOUT THE DOG.
Posted in:  Type 1 -  Situation Reaction Test -  Verbal Reasoning