Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Ten persons Q, F, R, T, B, C, M, K, G and Z have seminars in January, May, June, April and March with two seminars in each month. The seminar is scheduled on 9th and 16th of the month. Each one of them is in different age 27, 29, 52, 36, 39, 12, 15, 18, 43 and 24. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.

G does not attend the seminar before M. T attends the seminar in April month. Only one person attends the seminar between T and F. The persons who attend the seminar on January 16 will be twice the age of Z. M attends the seminar in May month. Only one person attends the seminar between M and G. G is 4 years elder than B. The one who is the eldest attends the seminar immediately after B. Two persons attend the seminar between the one who is the eldest and R. C attends the seminar before K. The number of persons attends the seminar before K is same as the number of persons attends the seminar after Q. K’s age is a prime number. The age of one who attends the seminar on January 9th is not an odd number. T’s age is twice that of F’s age. Z does not attend the seminar in a month which has less than 31 days. Z is 3 years younger than M.

1) Who among the following person’s age is 27?

A.F

B.B

C.Q

D.R

E.None of these

2) How many persons attend the seminar between F and the one whose age 29?

A.1

B.5

C.3

D.4

E.None of these

3) Who attends the seminar on May 9th?

A.F-36

B.M-15

C.C-52

D.F-24

E.None of these

4) Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence they form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to that group?

A.G

B.The one whose age is 15

C.The one whose age is 27

D. T

E.Q

5) If Z is related to 24, T is related to 39, in the same way, K is related to which of the following?

A.15

B.24

C.43

D.36

E.None of these

Explanation

G is 4 years elder than B.

B+4=G ( there is only one possible case 39 and 43)

G=43 and B=39

Z is 3 years younger than M.

Z=M-3

Possible cases are (12,15),(15,18),(24,27) and (36,39)

The persons who attend the seminar on January 16 will be twice the age of Z. (There is only one case satisfy the above statement 12 and 15)

Hence,Z=12 and M=15

The age of the person who attends a seminar on Jan 16^th will be 24.

K’s age is a prime number (29 and 43(is already fixed for G)). So K’s age is 29.

T’s age is twice that of F’s age.

T=2F(Now there is only one possible case)

T=36

F=18

T attends the seminar in April month.Only one person attends the seminar between T and F. Only one person attends the seminar between M and G. M attends the seminar in May month. G does not attend the seminar before M. The age of the person who attends a seminar on Jan 16^th will be 24. The one who is the eldest attends the seminar immediately after B. Two persons attend the seminar between the one who is the eldest and R. Z does not attend the seminar in a month which has less than 31 days. C attends the seminar before K. The number of persons attends the seminar before K is same as the number of persons attends the seminar after Q. The age of one who attends the seminar on January 9th is not an odd number.

If T attends the seminar on April 9.

1) Answer: D

2) Answer: B

3) Answer: C

4) Answer: D

5) Answer: C