MOCK TEST - 5 - Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR Section)
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) is one of the section of CAT exam along with Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension. Practice tests help aspirants to prepare for the exams.
Data Interpretation determines the persons ability to analyze, compute and process the collected information in different format to determine the significance and implications of collected information thereby deriving appropriate conclusion.
On the other hand Logical reasoning (deductive reasoning) refers to the ability of a candidate to understand and logically work through concepts and problems mainly by using common sense and logic to derive appropriate conclusion.
Maximum Time for this section: 40 : 00 (Minutes : Seconds)
Total number of Questions: 68
Total number of MCQ's Questions: 52
Total Number of Non-MCQ's (TITA) Questions: 18
Total number Quantitative Ability (QA) Questions: 23
Total number Quantitative Ability (QA) MCQ's Questions: 15
Total number Quantitative Ability (QA) non-MCQ's (TITA) Questions: 08
Total number Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) Questions: 21
Total number Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) MCQ's Questions: 16
Total number Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) non-MCQ's (TITA) Questions: 05
Total number Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC) Questions: 24
Total number Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC) MCQ's Questions: 19
Total number Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC) non-MCQ's (TITA) Questions: 05
Maximum Time: 40 : 00 (Minutes : Seconds) per section
Note-1: Use of simple calculator is allowed.
Note-2: Not allowed to change section once selected.
Directions (for questions 1 to 3): Read the following and answer the questions based on it.
(i) In a joint family of seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G. there are two married couples.
(ii) G is a housewife and her husband is a lawyer. 'C' is the wife of 'B', 'A' is an engineer and is the grandfather of 'G', 'D' is the father-in-law of 'C', a doctor, and father of 'E', a professor. 'F' is A's brother and B's son.
How is F related to C?
Options:
Option (a): Son
Option (b): Brother
Option (c): Daughter
Option (d): Data inadequate.
Option (b): Brother
Directions (for questions 1 to 3): Read the following and answer the questions based on it
(i) In a joint family of seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G. there are two married couples.
(ii) G is a housewife and her husband is a lawyer. 'C' is the wife of 'B', 'A' is an engineer and is the grandfather of 'G', 'D' is the father-in-law of 'C', a doctor, and father of 'E', a professor. 'F' is A's brother and B's son.
How B is related to E?
Options:
Option (a): Sister
Option (b): Uncle
Option (c): Cousin
Option (d): None of these.
Option (d): None of these.
Directions (for questions 1 to 3): Read the following and answer the questions based on it.
(i) In a joint family of seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G. there are two married couples.
(ii) G is a housewife and her husband is a lawyer. 'C' is the wife of 'B', 'A' is an engineer and is the grandfather of 'G', 'D' is the father-in-law of 'C', a doctor, and father of 'E', a professor. 'F' is A's brother and B's son.
Who is a lawyer?
Options:
Option (a): B
Option (b): F
Option (c): D
Option (d): Cannot be determined.
Option (b): F
Directions (for questions 4 and 5): Study the formation and answer the questions given below.
On an playing ground, Dev, Kumar, Nilesh, Ankur and Pintu are standing as directed below facing the South.
(i) Kumar is 40 m to the right of Ankur.
(ii) Dev is 60 m to the North of Kumar.
(iii) Nilesh is 25 m to the West of Ankur.
(iv) Pintu is 90 m to the South of Dev
If a boy walks from Nilesh, meets Ankur followed by Kumar, Dev and then Pintu, how many meters has he walk, if he has travelled the straight distance all through?
215
Directions (for questions 4 and 5): Study the formation and answer the questions given below.
On an playing ground, Dev, Kumar, Nilesh, Ankur and Pintu are standing as directed below facing the South.
(i) Kumar is 40 m to the right of Ankur.
(ii) Dev is 60 m to the North of Kumar.
(iii) Nilesh is 25 m to the West of Ankur.
(iv) Pintu is 90 m to the South of Dev.
How far is Pintu from Kumar and in which direction?
Options
Option (a): 45 m, North.
Option (b): 30 m, North
Option (c): 30 m, South
Option (d): 45 m,South
Option (b): 30 m, North
The day before the day before Yesterday is four days after Saturday. What day is it Today?
Saturday.
At what time between 4 and 5 O'clock, will the hands of a clock point in opposite direction?
54.54 past 4.
Rajan is younger than his father by 20 yrs. 5 yrs ago his father was 3 times elder than him. Find the present age of his father?
35 yrs
Directions (for questions 9 and 10): These questions are based on information given below.
A group of seven singers, facing the audience, are standing in a line on the stage as follows
(i) D is to the right of C
(ii) F is standing beside G.
(iii) B is to the left of F.
(iv) E is to the left of A.
(v) C and B have one person between them
(vi) A and D have one person between them
Who is on the extreme Right?
Options:
Option (a): D
Option (b): F
Option (c): G
Option (d): E.
Option (c): G
Directions (for questions 9 and 10): These questions are based on information given below.
A group of seven singers, facing the audience, are standing in a line on the stage as follows
(i) D is to the right of C
(ii) F is standing beside G.
(iii) B is to the left of F.
(iv) E is to the left of A.
(v) C and B have one person between them
(vi) A and D have one person between them.
If we start counting from the left, on which number is C?
Options:
Option (a): 1st
Option (b): 2nd
Option (c): 3rd
Option (d): 5th.
Option (c): 3rd
Directions (for questions 11 to 15): Refer to the data given below and answer the following question:
International paper size table: The 'A' series is based on A0 (841 x 1189 mm) which is equivalent to a square meter in area, and each smaller size A1, A2, etc. is equal to half the area of the preceding larger size.
Size <----> millimeter
2A <----> 1189 x 1682
A0 <----> 841 x 1189
A1 <----> 594 x 841
A2 <----> 420 x 594
A3 <----> 294 x 420
A4 <----> 1189 x 1682
A5 <----> ____ x ____
A6 <----> 105 x ____
A7 <----> ____ x ____
A8 <----> ____ x ____
A9 <----> ____ x ____
A10 <----> 26 x 37
'C' series is the series of envelopes or folders suitable for enclosing stationary iin the A sizes
Size <----> millimeter
C3 <----> 324 x 458
C4 <----> 229 x 324
C5 <----> ____ x ____
C6 <----> ____ x ____
C7 <----> ____ x ____
DL <----> 110 x 220
Based on the above, answer the following
What is the size of A8 papers?
Options:
Option (a): 52 x 74.
Option (b): 105 x 210.
Option (c): 74 x 26.
Option (d): 26 x 52.
Option (a): 52 x 74.
Directions (for questions 11 to 15): Refer to the data given below and answer the following question:
International paper size table: The 'A' series is based on A0 (841 x 1189 mm) which is equivalent to a square meter in area, and each smaller size A1, A2, etc. is equal to half the area of the preceding larger size.
Size <----> millimeter
2A <----> 1189 x 1682
A0 <----> 841 x 1189
A1 <----> 594 x 841
A2 <----> 420 x 594
A3 <----> 294 x 420
A4 <----> 1189 x 1682
A5 <----> ____ x ____
A6 <----> 105 x ____
A7 <----> ____ x ____
A8 <----> ____ x ____
A9 <----> ____ x ____
A10 <----> 26 x 37
'C' series is the series of envelopes or folders suitable for enclosing stationary iin the A sizes
Size <----> millimeter
C3 <----> 324 x 458
C4 <----> 229 x 324
C5 <----> ____ x ____
C6 <----> ____ x ____
C7 <----> ____ x ____
DL <----> 110 x 220
Based on the above, answer the following
8 sheets of A1 paper is cut into A9 size papers. How many A9 papers can be obtained?
Options:
Option (a): 64.
Option (b): 32.
Option (c): 128.
Option (d): 256.
Option (c): 128.
Directions (for questions 11 to 15): Refer to the data given below and answer the following question:
International paper size table: The 'A' series is based on A0 (841 x 1189 mm) which is equivalent to a square meter in area, and each smaller size A1, A2, etc. is equal to half the area of the preceding larger size.
Size <----> millimeter
2A <----> 1189 x 1682
A0 <----> 841 x 1189
A1 <----> 594 x 841
A2 <----> 420 x 594
A3 <----> 294 x 420
A4 <----> 1189 x 1682
A5 <----> ____ x ____
A6 <----> 105 x ____
A7 <----> ____ x ____
A8 <----> ____ x ____
A9 <----> ____ x ____
A10 <----> 26 x 37
'C' series is the series of envelopes or folders suitable for enclosing stationary iin the A sizes
Size <----> millimeter
C3 <----> 324 x 458
C4 <----> 229 x 324
C5 <----> ____ x ____
C6 <----> ____ x ____
C7 <----> ____ x ____
DL <----> 110 x 220
Based on the above, answer the following
In the envelope of size C3 how many type of different size papers of series AX(841 x 1189 mm) can be placed without folding the paper?
Options:
Option (a): 6.
Option (b): 7.
Option (c): 8.
Option (d): 9.
Option (b): 7.
Directions (for questions 11 to 15): Refer to the data given below and answer the following question:
International paper size table: The 'A' series is based on A0 (841 x 1189 mm) which is equivalent to a square meter in area, and each smaller size A1, A2, etc. is equal to half the area of the preceding larger size.
Size <----> millimeter
2A <----> 1189 x 1682
A0 <----> 841 x 1189
A1 <----> 594 x 841
A2 <----> 420 x 594
A3 <----> 294 x 420
A4 <----> 1189 x 1682
A5 <----> ____ x ____
A6 <----> 105 x ____
A7 <----> ____ x ____
A8 <----> ____ x ____
A9 <----> ____ x ____
A10 <----> 26 x 37
'C' series is the series of envelopes or folders suitable for enclosing stationary iin the A sizes
Size <----> millimeter
C3 <----> 324 x 458
C4 <----> 229 x 324
C5 <----> ____ x ____
C6 <----> ____ x ____
C7 <----> ____ x ____
DL <----> 110 x 220
Based on the above, answer the following
What is the size of C6 envelope?
Options:
Option (a): 114 x 162.
Option (b): 55 x 81.
Option (c): 55 x 110.
Option (d): 81 x 114.
Option (b): 55 x 81.
Directions (for questions 11 to 15): Refer to the data given below and answer the following question:
International paper size table: The 'A' series is based on A0 (841 x 1189 mm) which is equivalent to a square meter in area, and each smaller size A1, A2, etc. is equal to half the area of the preceding larger size.
Size <----> millimeter
2A <----> 1189 x 1682
A0 <----> 841 x 1189
A1 <----> 594 x 841
A2 <----> 420 x 594
A3 <----> 294 x 420
A4 <----> 1189 x 1682
A5 <----> ____ x ____
A6 <----> 105 x ____
A7 <----> ____ x ____
A8 <----> ____ x ____
A9 <----> ____ x ____
A10 <----> 26 x 37
'C' series is the series of envelopes or folders suitable for enclosing stationary iin the A sizes
Size <----> millimeter
C3 <----> 324 x 458
C4 <----> 229 x 324
C5 <----> ____ x ____
C6 <----> ____ x ____
C7 <----> ____ x ____
DL <----> 110 x 220
Based on the above, answer the following
The approximate sum of areas of all different papers equal to or larger than A9 is?
Options:
Option (a): 37 x 52 x [2¹¹ - 1].
Option (b): 37 x 52 x [2¹⁴ - 1].
Option (c): 37 x 52 x [2¹² - 1].
Option (d): None of the above.
Option (a): 37 x 52 x [2¹¹ - 1].
Directions (for questions 16 to 18): The bar diagram given below provides information about the value of exports and imports of a country over the period 1997 - 98 to 2004 - 05. The trade deficit/surplus in a particular year is the difference between the value of export and the value of import in a particular year.
Earning from the exports in 2002 - 03 is how much percent of imports cost in 2000 - 01?
Options:
Option (a): 63%.
Option (b): 66.66%.
Option (c): 60%
Option (d): 73%.
Option (b): 66.66%.
Directions (for questions 16 to 18): The bar diagram given below provides information about the value of exports and imports of a country over the period 1997 - 98 to 2004 - 05. The trade deficit/surplus in a particular year is the difference between the value of export and the value of import in a particular year.
In the last three years, the total export earnings have accounted for what percentage of the value of the imports?
Options:
Option (a): 80%.
Option (b): 85%.
Option (c): 90%.
Option (d): None of these.
Option (a): 80%.
Directions (for questions 16 to 18): The bar diagram given below provides information about the value of exports and imports of a country over the period 1997 - 98 to 2004 - 05. The trade deficit/surplus in a particular year is the difference between the value of export and the value of import in a particular year.
Which of the following statements can be inferred from the graph?
(i) In all the years shows in the graph, the trade deficit is more than the export earning.
(ii) Exports earning increased in every year between 1999 - 90 and 2001 - 02.
(iii) In all the years shown in the graph, the earning by exports is less than the expenditure on imports in the preceding year.
Options:
Option (a): only (i).
Option (b): only (ii).
Option (c): only (i) and (iii).
Option (d): None of the above.
Option (d): None of the above.
Directions (for questions 19 to 21):
The captain of a ship played a trick on the sailors. He claimed that he can predict the future. He has three caskets with him and in each casket there are three plate with a single non-zero digit inscribed on each plate. No two plates have the same number and no casket contains two plates with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of three cards in the first casket is greater by two than the total in the second casket and by Jour than that of third casket. When any sailor asks for his prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a plate from the three caskets. Before making the prediction, the captain totals the digits on the three plates and charges the same amount from the sailor: On a day sailor paid seven rupee for his prediction.
What is the lowest payment possible?
Options
Option (a): ₹ 5.
Option (b): ₹ 7.
Option (c): ₹ 6.
Option (d): ₹ 8.
Option (c): ₹ 6.
Directions (for questions 19 to 21):
The captain of a ship played a trick on the sailors. He claimed that he can predict the future. He has three caskets with him and in each casket there are three plate with a single non-zero digit inscribed on each plate. No two plates have the same number and no casket contains two plates with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of three cards in the first casket is greater by two than the total in the second casket and by Jour than that of third casket. When any sailor asks for his prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a plate from the three caskets. Before making the prediction, the captain totals the digits on the three plates and charges the same amount from the sailor: On a day sailor paid seven rupee for his prediction.
What is the maximum possible amount that anyone can pay?
Options:
Option (a): ₹ 22.
Option (b): ₹ 23.
Option (c): ₹ 24.
Option (d): ₹ 25.
Option (c): ₹ 24.
Directions (for questions 19 to 21):
The captain of a ship played a trick on the sailors. He claimed that he can predict the future. He has three caskets with him and in each casket there are three plate with a single non-zero digit inscribed on each plate. No two plates have the same number and no casket contains two plates with digits totaling ten. Further, the total of three cards in the first casket is greater by two than the total in the second casket and by Jour than that of third casket. When any sailor asks for his prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a prediction, the captain tells him to randomly pick a plate from the three caskets. Before making the prediction, the captain totals the digits on the three plates and charges the same amount from the sailor: On a day sailor paid seven rupee for his prediction.
Which of the following payments can never be made by any customer?
Options:
Option (a): ₹ 25.
Option (b): ₹ 27.
Option (c): ₹ 23.
Option (d): ₹ 22.
Option (c): ₹ 23.
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