Robert Bosch Data sufficiency Quiz 2

Answer: (2) If statement I & II together are sufficient

Solution:
Based on Statement I, we get to know the shortest is D and the second shortest is B. As it says that B is only taller than D, this means E, A and C taller than B.
Based on Statement II, we get to know that E>A>C
Thus, E>A>C>B>D, which proves E is the tallest

Answer: (5) None of the above
Solution:
None of the statements, be it individually or together, establish anyone being the spouse of Z.

Answer: (3) If statement I and II together are sufficient

Solution:
The only word common in both the sentences is “basket” and the only common code is “wet”. So both the statements are required to answer the question

Answer: (2) If both statements I and II are sufficient

Solution:
From statement I and II together, it can be analyzed that Vishwajeet is the eldest
From statement I : Shonali < Kundra < Vishwajeet
From Statement II : Anand < Kundra and Shonali < Anand
And so, the order of age: Shonali < Anand < Kundra < Vishwajeet

Answer: (3) Neither statement 1 nor 2 is sufficient for the answer
Solution:
The code for imaginary in statement 1 and statement 2 is different. Hence there is no outcome.

Answer: (4) If either statement I or II is sufficient
Solution: ​By solving ONLY statement I or ONLY statement II, the heaviest person from the five colleagues can be detected.

Answer: (3) Statements II & III are sufficient
Solution: ​Only “man” is common in the statements 2 and 3 and the only common code is “+”

Answer: (2) If both statements I and II are sufficient
Solution:​ The combined information from statement I and II will give us the code for “rainforest” which is “gk”

Answer: (4) Neither statement I nor II is sufficient
Solution:​ after decoding the three sentences, the code for “grass” cannot be determined because the code for grass in statement 1 and 2 is different.

Answer: (1) Only statement I is sufficient
Solution: ​If Ryan is sitting at one end and Rishit is sitting third to his left, it means that Ryan is at the right end of the line and Rishit is exactly in the centre.