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🎲 Quiz 'Daily CA Quiz: Mint & BS @RegulatoryPM'
26-02-2025
πŸ–Š 8 questions Β· ⏱ 15 sec
The following numbers form a series. Find the odd one out.
400, 396, 412, 376, 416, 340
Anonymous Quiz
11%
340
37%
416
27%
None of these
21%
376
4%
396
The following numbers form a series. Find the odd one out.
1, 8, 24, 64, 142, 198
Anonymous Quiz
21%
142
25%
24
20%
64
20%
198
14%
None of these
The following numbers form a series. Find the odd one out.
-1, -1, 2, 60, 574, 14398
Anonymous Quiz
15%
60
38%
14398
24%
2
19%
574
4%
None of these
❀1
The following numbers form a series. Find the odd one out.
400, 200, 300, 900, 2625, 11812.5
Anonymous Quiz
7%
300
41%
11812.5
24%
900
22%
2625
6%
None of these
The following numbers form a series. Find the odd one out.
26, 40, 58, 80, 106, 210
Anonymous Quiz
12%
80
52%
210
17%
58
15%
106
5%
None of these
πŸ‘1
Among A, B, C, D, and E, each has a distinct age. D is the oldest and E is the youngest; C is older than A, who is not older than B. How many are older than A?
Anonymous Quiz
47%
Three
18%
One
18%
Four
5%
Five
12%
None of the above
Among A, B, C, D, and E with different heights, C is the tallest and D is the second shortest; A is taller than B, who is taller than E. Who is the shortest?
Anonymous Quiz
4%
C
9%
D
20%
B
8%
A
59%
E
P, Q, R, S and T, each earns a unique annual income. P and R earn more than S, who is not the lowest earner. Q earns more than T. Who earns the highest?
Anonymous Quiz
12%
P
18%
Q
11%
R
7%
S
51%
Cannot be determined
πŸ‘1
M, N, O, P, and Q with distinct exam scores. M scores 3rd highest and P scored less than M. How many students scored higher than student P?
Anonymous Quiz
22%
Three
17%
Four
5%
Five
9%
One
47%
Either (a) or (b)