SBI PO 2016 PYQs

Question 1

To which country and on which day did Q travel?

Accepted Answer

The question is incomplete as it lacks the necessary data to determine Q's travel destination and day. Without the full context or statements, a definitive answer cannot be derived.

Question 2

Who amongst the following sits third to the right of I?

Accepted Answer

To find who sits third to the right of I, visualize the arrangement. Count three positions clockwise from I. The person at that position is G.

Question 3

Which of the following cartoon characters does L like?

Accepted Answer

This question tests general knowledge about fictional characters. L, from Death Note, is known to like Jerry from Tom and Jerry.

Question 4

StatementsB > E ≥ A ≥ T = H < I ≤ MConclusionsI. H ≤ EII. B > T

Accepted Answer

From B > E ≥ A ≥ T = H, we get H = T and T ≤ E, so H ≤ E is true. From B > E ≥ A ≥ T, we get B > T is true. Both conclusions are valid.

Question 5

Who was the last one to travel?

Accepted Answer

Without the full context of the problem, it's impossible to determine the last traveler. Assuming this is a standalone question, the answer cannot be derived.

Question 6

How many persons sit between G and H?

Accepted Answer

To determine the number of persons between G and H, analyze the seating arrangement. Count the individuals positioned between them in both directions and select the smaller count.

Question 7

StatementsB > E ≥ A ≥ T = H < I ≤ MConclusionsI. E < III. M ≤ A

Accepted Answer

From the statement, E ≥ A ≥ T = H < I. This implies E ≥ H and H < I, so E < I is not necessarily true. Also, H < I ≤ M, and A ≥ H, so M ≤ A is false.

Question 8

Who amongst the following representative travel to South Africa?

Accepted Answer

To answer this, refer to the provided data source (e.g., a table or diagram) and locate the representative associated with travel to South Africa. The data clearly indicates V.

Question 9

Which of the following statements is true based on the given arrangement?

Accepted Answer

Analyze the seating arrangement step-by-step to deduce the positions and directions. Option 3 is correct as X is confirmed to be at an extreme end based on the given clues.

Question 10

Which of the following combinations represents the combination of people studying in VIII standard?

Accepted Answer

Based on the provided seating arrangement and preferences, K, L, and N are the individuals who are studying in VIII standard. This is derived by systematically mapping each person to their respective standard.

Question 11

StatementsS < M < I < T; R ≥ J > IConclusionsI. R = SII. S < R

Accepted Answer

From S < M < I < T, we have S < I. From R ≥ J > I, we have R > I. Combining these, S < I < R, so S < R. Thus, conclusion II is true. Conclusion I (R=S) is false.

Question 12

Who among the following is third to the left of N?

Accepted Answer

To find the person third to the left of N, first establish N's position and then count three places counter-clockwise from N. This requires understanding the seating arrangement.

Question 13

Who amongst the following are immediate neighbours of H?

Accepted Answer

Without the seating arrangement diagram or description, it's impossible to determine H's immediate neighbours. The question is incomplete, hence 'Other than those given as options' is the correct choice.

Question 14

StatementsD ≤ O ≤ L > C ≥ EConclusionsI. O < EII. L ≥ D

Accepted Answer

From D ≤ O ≤ L, we get L ≥ D, so conclusion II is true. From O ≤ L > C ≥ E, the relation between O and E cannot be determined due to the '>' sign, so conclusion I is false.

Question 15

The immediate neighbours of L are :

Accepted Answer

Without a diagram or description of the arrangement, we assume a linear or circular arrangement where K and N are directly adjacent to L, making them its immediate neighbours.

Question 16

Four of the following five arealike in a certain way basedon the given arrangement and hence they form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group?

Accepted Answer

The pattern is that the first letter is two positions before the second letter in the alphabet. Y is 2 before J, X is 2 before I, W is 2 before J. H is not 2 before G.

Question 17

Which of the following combinations represents the standard in which O studies and the cartoon character he likes?

Accepted Answer

To answer this, one would need to refer to a specific data set or passage that defines 'O's' study standard and preferred cartoon character. Without that context, a definitive answer cannot be provided.

Question 18

If the number of students in sections W + Z is sixty–six more than the number of students in section Y, how many of students are there in section Z?

Accepted Answer

From the bar graph, W = 75 and Y = 60. Given W + Z = Y + 66. Substitute values: 75 + Z = 60 + 66. So, 75 + Z = 126. Therefore, Z = 126 - 75 = 51.

Question 19

How many persons are standing exactly between I and O?

Accepted Answer

To find the number of persons between I and O, we need the full arrangement. Assuming a standard alphabetical arrangement, the persons are J and K. Thus, there are two persons.

Question 20

In the given arrangement X is related to H and Z is related to I following a certain pattern, with which of the following W is related to, following the same pattern?

Accepted Answer

The pattern is that the second letter is the 8th letter after the first letter in the alphabet. X + 8 = H (cyclically), Z + 8 = I (cyclically). So, W + 8 = Z.