Five blue pennants and four yellow pennants are flown on a mast from top to bottom , numbered 1 through 9, respectively? A solid yellow pennant flies in place 7. Four of the pennants are solid in color, the others are striped. Two pennants are triangular. One triangular pennant flies in place 2, and the other flies next to it. No fewer than four of the blue pennants are always flying next to each other. From the information given in the conditions for questions 18-22 the following diagram can be drawn:
If a yellow pennant flies in place 2, it could be true that a yellow pennant also flies in which place? I. Place 1 II. Place 8 III. Place 9
I, II and III. If a yellow pennant flies in place 2, then the four blue pennants flying together must be in 3 through 6. That leaves each of places 1, 2, 8, 9 to a yellow pennant or the final blue pennant.
424 MCQ for effective preparation of the test of Grouping Questions of Analytical Reasoning section.
Read the MCQ statement: If a yellow pennant flies in place 2, it could be true that a yellow pennant also flies in which place? I. Place 1 II. Place 8 III. Place 9 , keenly and apply the method you have learn through the video lessons for Grouping Questions to give the answer. Record your answer and check its correct answer and video explanation for MCQ No. 175-809.