CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 12th from the top and 31st from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 43
B. 41
C. 42
D. 42 (1)
Correct Answer: C
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 12+31−1 = 42.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 11th from the top and 28th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 38
B. 37
C. 39
D. 38 (1)
Correct Answer: A
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 11+28−1 = 38.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 10th from the top and 25th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 34
B. 33
C. 35
D. 34 (1)
Correct Answer: A
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 10+25−1 = 34.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 9th from the top and 22nd from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 31
B. 30 (1)
C. 30
D. 29
Correct Answer: C
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 9+22−1 = 30.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 8th from the top and 19th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 25
B. 26 (1)
C. 26
D. 27
Correct Answer: C
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 8+19−1 = 26.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 7th from the top and 16th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 22
B. 21
C. 22 (1)
D. 23
Correct Answer: A
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 7+16−1 = 22.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 6th from the top and 13th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 18 (1)
B. 17
C. 19
D. 18
Correct Answer: D
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 6+13−1 = 18.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 5th from the top and 10th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 13
B. 14 (1)
C. 15
D. 14
Correct Answer: D
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 5+10−1 = 14.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 4th from the top and 7th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 11
B. 10 (1)
C. 9
D. 10
Correct Answer: D
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 4+7−1 = 10.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Ranking & Order
A candidate is 3rd from the top and 4th from the bottom in a class. How many candidates are there?
A. 6 (1)
B. 6
C. 5
D. 7
Correct Answer: B
Total = rank from top + rank from bottom − 1 = 3+4−1 = 6.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 4 km West, then 3 km South. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 6 km
B. 7 km
C. 4 km
D. 5 km
Correct Answer: D
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(4²+3²) = 5 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 4 km East, then 3 km North. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 4 km
B. 7 km
C. 5 km
D. 6 km
Correct Answer: C
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(4²+3²) = 5 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 5 km South, then 12 km East. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 13 km
B. 14 km
C. 17 km
D. 12 km
Correct Answer: A
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(5²+12²) = 13 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 6 km North, then 8 km West. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 11 km
B. 14 km
C. 9 km
D. 10 km
Correct Answer: D
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(6²+8²) = 10 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 3 km South, then 4 km West. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 5 km
B. 4 km
C. 7 km
D. 6 km
Correct Answer: A
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(3²+4²) = 5 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 3 km North, then 4 km East. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 9]
A. 5 km
B. 6 km
C. 7 km
D. 4 km
Correct Answer: A
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(3²+4²) = 5 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 12 km East, then 5 km South. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 8]
A. 14 km
B. 17 km
C. 12 km
D. 13 km
Correct Answer: D
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(12²+5²) = 13 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 8 km West, then 6 km North. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 8]
A. 14 km
B. 11 km
C. 9 km
D. 10 km
Correct Answer: D
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(8²+6²) = 10 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 4 km West, then 3 km South. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 8]
A. 5 km
B. 4 km
C. 6 km
D. 7 km
Correct Answer: A
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(4²+3²) = 5 km.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - General Intelligence & Reasoning
Direction Sense
A person walks 4 km East, then 3 km North. How far is the person from the starting point? [Practice Variant 8]
A. 5 km
B. 6 km
C. 7 km
D. 4 km
Correct Answer: A
The two movements are perpendicular, so distance = √(4²+3²) = 5 km.