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মানসিক দক্ষতা ও অ্যানালিটিক্যাল স্কিলBank Analytical Ability

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মানসিক দক্ষতা ও অ্যানালিটিক্যাল স্কিলBank Analytical AbilityAnalytical PuzzlesLinear Seating Arrangement

A, B and C sit in a row facing north. A sits immediately to the left of B, and B immediately to the left of C. Who sits in the middle?

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  • A (A):
    A is the leftmost person in the uniquely determined order A–B–C.
  • B (B):
    The clues establish A–B–C from left to right, placing B in the middle.
  • C (C):
    C is the rightmost person, not the middle person.
  • D (Cannot be determined):
    The two immediate-left relationships determine all three positions; no additional clue is needed.
KEY TAKEAWAY
Fix the facing direction before interpreting left and right.
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Q02Practice Question · অনুশীলন
মানসিক দক্ষতা ও অ্যানালিটিক্যাল স্কিলBank Analytical AbilityCritical ReasoningFinding Necessary Assumptions

A library argues: “Extending our opening hours into the evening will increase visits.” Which assumption is necessary for that prediction?

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  • A (All current visitors will stop reading at home.):
    The prediction does not require all visitors to change their reading habits; this is far stronger than necessary.
  • B (The library will buy no new books.):
    Book purchases are not required or excluded by the argument about opening hours.
  • C (Some people want to visit during the added hours and their visits will not merely replace existing visits.):
    Without some additional demand that produces net new visits, longer hours alone do not imply an increase in total visits.
  • D (Every resident already owns a library card.):
    Potential new visitors could obtain cards later, so universal current membership is unnecessary.
KEY TAKEAWAY
Negate a proposed necessary assumption: if the prediction then loses its basis, the assumption is relevant.
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