What is the missing term in the following ?
RAMA : UDPD : : MONA : ?
This is an analogy question based on letter patterns. We need to find the relationship between the letters in "RAMA" and "UDPD" and then apply the same relationship to "MONA" to find the missing term.
It is clear that each letter in RAMA is shifted forward by 3 positions in the alphabet to get the corresponding letter in UDPD.
Correct Option: A) PRQD
Find the missing term in the following ?
AD : ZW : : CF : ?
The problem is a letter analogy where we need to find the relationship between the first pair of letters (AD : ZW) and apply the same logic to the second pair (CF : ?). This involves understanding the alphabetical positions and transformations.
Let's look at the alphabetical positions of the letters:
Now, let's find the relationship between the first letters of each pair (A and Z) and the second letters of each pair (D and W).
This suggests a pattern where each letter in the first part of the analogy is replaced by its corresponding letter from the end of the alphabet. The position from the start + position from the end = 27.
We need to find the letters that correspond to C and F from the end of the alphabet.
Therefore, CF corresponds to XU.
B) XU — Based on the established pattern where each letter is replaced by its corresponding letter from the end of the alphabet (sum of positions = 27), C (3rd) corresponds to X (24th), and F (6th) corresponds to U (21st). Thus, CF becomes XU.
Which is the missing term in the following ?
RAM : 32 : : JON :
This is a letter-to-number analogy question. We need to find the pattern or rule that converts the letters "RAM" into the number 32. Once the rule is identified, we apply the same rule to the letters "JON" to find the missing term.
Thus, the missing term is 39.
B) 39 is the correct answer because, by assigning alphabetical positions to each letter and summing them up, RAM (18+1+13) equals 32, and applying the same logic to JON (10+15+14) yields 39.
Three words are given in the following statement which have common feature. Four options are given in which one has that same feature. Find the word
Cricket, Tennis, Kabaddi
The problem asks us to identify a common feature among the given words (Cricket, Tennis, Kabaddi) and then find an option that shares the same feature. We need to analyze the nature of these three words.
Correct Option: D) Football
Three words are given in the following statement which have common feature. Four options are given in which one has that same feature. Find the word
Cow, Buffalo, Sheep
The problem asks us to identify a common feature among the given words (Cow, Buffalo, Sheep) and then find an option that shares the same feature. This is a classification-based analogy or odd-one-out type of question.
B) Donkey — Donkeys are herbivores and are commonly domesticated animals, used for various purposes by humans, just like cows, buffaloes, and sheep.
Three words are given in the following statement which have common feature. Four options are given in which one has that same feature. Find the word
Lucknow, Chennai, Hyderabad
The problem asks us to identify a common feature among the given cities (Lucknow, Chennai, Hyderabad) and then find an option that shares the same feature. This is a pattern recognition type of question often found in reasoning sections of competitive exams.
A) Bengaluru — Bengaluru is the capital city of the Indian state of Karnataka, fitting the pattern that Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh), Chennai (Tamil Nadu), and Hyderabad (Telangana) are all state capitals.
