Box Based Puzzle Practice Test 11 | Important Questions for Bank, SSC Exams

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Eleven boxes A to K are kept one above another in the stack such that the bottommost position is numbered as one and the topmost box position is numbered as eleven. All boxes are not necessarily in the same order. The position of box H is twice the position of box J.
Box E is kept on an even-numbered position. Box K is kept three boxes above box E. Only one box is kept between Box K and Box B which is kept below box K. Box B is kept in a prime numbered position. Only two boxes are kept between Box B and Box G which doesn’t kept above box E. Box D is kept below box J but doesn’t kept immediately below. Only three boxes are kept between box H and box I. Box A is kept below Box C. Box F kept one of the positions below box I. Box, which is kept 3rd from the top, is not F.

Q. What is the position of box C with respect to the one which is kept 5th from the bottom?

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

Six boxes- U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are kept one above another in the stack. The lowermost box is numbered as one and the topmost box is numbered as six. Each box has different number of toys. The box which has maximum number of toys having 25 toys.
The box with 12 toys is kept three boxes above X. Only one box is kept between X and Y. Not more than two boxes are kept between Y and the box with 12 toys. Box U is kept on an odd numbered box. Box U is kept three boxes above the box with maximum number of toys. W has 10 toys more than box U and kept on an even numbered box. The difference between the toys in W and U is the same as the difference between the toys in X and Y. The difference between the toys of U and Y is the same as the difference between the toys in Y and Z. Box Z and box X are kept above the box with 17 toys.

Q. Which of the following boxes are kept between the box with 12 toys and Z?

I) Y
II) The box with 25 toys
III) The box which is kept immediately above V.

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Eleven boxes A to K are kept one above another in the stack such that the bottommost position is numbered as one and the topmost box position is numbered as eleven. All boxes are not necessarily in the same order. The position of box H is twice the position of box J.
Box E is kept on an even-numbered position. Box K is kept three boxes above box E. Only one box is kept between Box K and Box B which is kept below box K. Box B is kept in a prime numbered position. Only two boxes are kept between Box B and Box G which doesn’t kept above box E. Box D is kept below box J but doesn’t kept immediately below. Only three boxes are kept between box H and box I. Box A is kept below Box C. Box F kept one of the positions below box I. Box, which is kept 3rd from the top, is not F.

Q. How many boxes are kept between box F and the box which is kept immediately above box D?

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

Six boxes- U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are kept one above another in the stack. The lowermost box is numbered as one and the topmost box is numbered as six. Each box has different number of toys. The box which has maximum number of toys having 25 toys.
The box with 12 toys is kept three boxes above X. Only one box is kept between X and Y. Not more than two boxes are kept between Y and the box with 12 toys. Box U is kept on an odd numbered box. Box U is kept three boxes above the box with maximum number of toys. W has 10 toys more than box U and kept on an even numbered box. The difference between the toys in W and U is the same as the difference between the toys in X and Y. The difference between the toys of U and Y is the same as the difference between the toys in Y and Z. Box Z and box X are kept above the box with 17 toys.

Q. Which of the following box is kept immediately above Box Z?

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Eleven boxes A to K are kept one above another in the stack such that the bottommost position is numbered as one and the topmost box position is numbered as eleven. All boxes are not necessarily in the same order. The position of box H is twice the position of box J.
Box E is kept on an even-numbered position. Box K is kept three boxes above box E. Only one box is kept between Box K and Box B which is kept below box K. Box B is kept in a prime numbered position. Only two boxes are kept between Box B and Box G which doesn’t kept above box E. Box D is kept below box J but doesn’t kept immediately below. Only three boxes are kept between box H and box I. Box A is kept below Box C. Box F kept one of the positions below box I. Box, which is kept 3rd from the top, is not F.

Q. ____ is kept 2nd to the below of box A?

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

Six boxes- U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are kept one above another in the stack. The lowermost box is numbered as one and the topmost box is numbered as six. Each box has different number of toys. The box which has maximum number of toys having 25 toys.
The box with 12 toys is kept three boxes above X. Only one box is kept between X and Y. Not more than two boxes are kept between Y and the box with 12 toys. Box U is kept on an odd numbered box. Box U is kept three boxes above the box with maximum number of toys. W has 10 toys more than box U and kept on an even numbered box. The difference between the toys in W and U is the same as the difference between the toys in X and Y. The difference between the toys of U and Y is the same as the difference between the toys in Y and Z. Box Z and box X are kept above the box with 17 toys.

Q. What is the average number of toys kept in boxes Y, V, and W?

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Eleven boxes A to K are kept one above another in the stack such that the bottommost position is numbered as one and the topmost box position is numbered as eleven. All boxes are not necessarily in the same order. The position of box H is twice the position of box J.
Box E is kept on an even-numbered position. Box K is kept three boxes above box E. Only one box is kept between Box K and Box B which is kept below box K. Box B is kept in a prime numbered position. Only two boxes are kept between Box B and Box G which doesn’t kept above box E. Box D is kept below box J but doesn’t kept immediately below. Only three boxes are kept between box H and box I. Box A is kept below Box C. Box F kept one of the positions below box I. Box, which is kept 3rd from the top, is not F.

Q. Which of the following is/are a false statement?

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

Six boxes- U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are kept one above another in the stack. The lowermost box is numbered as one and the topmost box is numbered as six. Each box has different number of toys. The box which has maximum number of toys having 25 toys.
The box with 12 toys is kept three boxes above X. Only one box is kept between X and Y. Not more than two boxes are kept between Y and the box with 12 toys. Box U is kept on an odd numbered box. Box U is kept three boxes above the box with maximum number of toys. W has 10 toys more than box U and kept on an even numbered box. The difference between the toys in W and U is the same as the difference between the toys in X and Y. The difference between the toys of U and Y is the same as the difference between the toys in Y and Z. Box Z and box X are kept above the box with 17 toys.

Q. What is the position of the box with 15 toys from the top?

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

Six boxes- U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are kept one above another in the stack. The lowermost box is numbered as one and the topmost box is numbered as six. Each box has different number of toys. The box which has maximum number of toys having 25 toys.
The box with 12 toys is kept three boxes above X. Only one box is kept between X and Y. Not more than two boxes are kept between Y and the box with 12 toys. Box U is kept on an odd numbered box. Box U is kept three boxes above the box with maximum number of toys. W has 10 toys more than box U and kept on an even numbered box. The difference between the toys in W and U is the same as the difference between the toys in X and Y. The difference between the toys of U and Y is the same as the difference between the toys in Y and Z. Box Z and box X are kept above the box with 17 toys.

Q. How many boxes are kept above box V?

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:

Eleven boxes A to K are kept one above another in the stack such that the bottommost position is numbered as one and the topmost box position is numbered as eleven. All boxes are not necessarily in the same order. The position of box H is twice the position of box J.
Box E is kept on an even-numbered position. Box K is kept three boxes above box E. Only one box is kept between Box K and Box B which is kept below box K. Box B is kept in a prime numbered position. Only two boxes are kept between Box B and Box G which doesn’t kept above box E. Box D is kept below box J but doesn’t kept immediately below. Only three boxes are kept between box H and box I. Box A is kept below Box C. Box F kept one of the positions below box I. Box, which is kept 3rd from the top, is not F.

Q. ____ and ___ boxes are kept adjacent to box G?