Seating Arrangement MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Seating Arrangement - Download Free PDF

Eight persons: Akash, Divya, Manish, Naresh, Paresh, Rohan, Somesh and Tanu with nine seats.  This implies one seat is vacant.

1. They all are facing away from centre.

2. Divya sits fourth to the right of Manish.

3. Somesh is an immediate neighbour of Divya and Naresh.

4. Rohan sits second to the right of Divya.

5. Akash is not an immediate neighbour of Manish and Divya.

This implies that Akash will sit to the immediate right of Rohan.

6. Tanu sits second to the left of Paresh.

They both will be the neighbour of Manish.

Hence, Manish sits to the immediate left of Paresh.

Given: Nine persons Rupam, Ravi, Rupa, Ripa, Riya, Raju, Ray, Ranjan and Rima are sitting in a linear row arrangement facing different directions. Not more than two persons sitting adjacent face the same direction. More people face north direction as compared to south. They belong to eight different states viz. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Kerala, Punjab, Orissa, Haryana, Assam and Bihar and like different nine different colours Purple, Pink, Black, Brown, Orange, Peach, Yellow, Blue and Green but not necessarily in the same order.

1. Riya sits second left of Rupa who belongs to Kerala.

Ravi and Rupa sit immediate right of each other.

Immediate neighbour of Rupa faces same direction to each other.

The person who likes peach sits third left of Rupa.

2. The person who likes peach sit adjacent to the one who likes yellow who sit at extreme right end and belongs to Haryana.  

The one who likes blue sits at extreme left end and fifth left of the one who belongs to Orissa.

Rima sits third from any one of the extreme ends.

The one who belong to Haryana likes peach sits adjacent to the one who belongs to Punjab.

Both the persons sitting on extreme ends face opposite to each other and both belongs to the same state.

3. Riya faces opposite direction to her neighbours.

Four persons sit between the one who likes blue and the one who likes black.

The one who likes green is adjacent to the one who likes black and pink.

4. Ray sits at extreme end neither belong to Punjab nor likes yellow.

The one who likes brown and the one who likes purple are immediate left of each other.

 Rima doesn’t like purple and belongs to Assam.

The one who belong to Rajasthan and Gujarat are immediate right of each other.

Rupam belongs to Gujarat and faces south direction.

5.Maximum persons belong to Rajasthan.

Raju sits at extreme end and face a direction opposite to Ravi.

Ripa sits second to the left of Ranjan who sits fourth to the right of the one who belongs to Bihar

Therefore from the above statement we can see that, Ravi is second to the left of Ripa.

Hence, Ravi is second to the left of Ripa.

Given: Nine persons Rupam, Ravi, Rupa, Ripa, Riya, Raju, Ray, Ranjan and Rima are sitting in a linear row arrangement facing different directions. Not more than two persons sitting adjacent face the same direction. More people face north direction as compared to south. They belong to eight different states viz. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Kerala, Punjab, Orissa, Haryana, Assam and Bihar and like different nine different colours Purple, Pink, Black, Brown, Orange, Peach, Yellow, Blue and Green but not necessarily in the same order.

1. Riya sits second left of Rupa who belongs to Kerala.

Ravi and Rupa sit immediate right of each other.

Immediate neighbour of Rupa faces same direction to each other.

The person who likes peach sits third left of Rupa.

2. The person who likes peach sit adjacent to the one who likes yellow who sit at extreme right end and belongs to Haryana.  

The one who likes blue sits at extreme left end and fifth left of the one who belongs to Orissa.

Rima sits third from any one of the extreme ends.

The one who belong to Haryana likes peach sits adjacent to the one who belongs to Punjab.

Both the persons sitting on extreme ends face opposite to each other and both belongs to the same state.

3. Riya faces opposite direction to her neighbours.

Four persons sit between the one who likes blue and the one who likes black.

The one who likes green is adjacent to the one who likes black and pink.

4. Ray sits at extreme end neither belong to Punjab nor likes yellow.

The one who likes brown and the one who likes purple are immediate left of each other.

 Rima doesn’t like purple and belongs to Assam.

The one who belong to Rajasthan and Gujarat are immediate right of each other.

Rupam belongs to Gujarat and faces south direction.

5.Maximum persons belong to Rajasthan.

Raju sits at extreme end and face a direction opposite to Ravi.

Ripa sits second to the left of Ranjan who sits fourth to the right of the one who belongs to Bihar

Therefore from the above statement we can see that, Rima- Assam- Brown is the correctly matched pair.

Hence, Rima- Assam- Brown is correctly matched pair.

Given: Nine persons Rupam, Ravi, Rupa, Ripa, Riya, Raju, Ray, Ranjan and Rima are sitting in a linear row arrangement facing different directions. Not more than two persons sitting adjacent face the same direction. More people face north direction as compared to south. They belong to eight different states viz. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Kerala, Punjab, Orissa, Haryana, Assam and Bihar and like different nine different colours Purple, Pink, Black, Brown, Orange, Peach, Yellow, Blue and Green but not necessarily in the same order.

1. Riya sits second left of Rupa who belongs to Kerala.

Ravi and Rupa sit immediate right of each other.

Immediate neighbour of Rupa faces same direction to each other.

The person who likes peach sits third left of Rupa.

2. The person who likes peach sit adjacent to the one who likes yellow who sit at extreme right end and belongs to Haryana.  

The one who likes blue sits at extreme left end and fifth left of the one who belongs to Orissa.

Rima sits third from any one of the extreme ends.

The one who belong to Haryana likes peach sits adjacent to the one who belongs to Punjab.

Both the persons sitting on extreme ends face opposite to each other and both belongs to the same state.

3. Riya faces opposite direction to her neighbours.

Four persons sit between the one who likes blue and the one who likes black.

The one who likes green is adjacent to the one who likes black and pink.

4. Ray sits at extreme end neither belong to Punjab nor likes yellow.

The one who likes brown and the one who likes purple are immediate left of each other.

 Rima doesn’t like purple and belongs to Assam.

The one who belong to Rajasthan and Gujarat are immediate right of each other.

Rupam belongs to Gujarat and faces south direction.

5.Maximum persons belong to Rajasthan.

Raju sits at extreme end and face a direction opposite to Ravi.

Ripa sits second to the left of Ranjan who sits fourth to the right of the one who belongs to Bihar

Therefore from the above statement we can see that, Ripa is the odd one out as Ripa faces north and everyone else faces south.

Hence, Ripa is the odd one out.

Given: Nine persons Rupam, Ravi, Rupa, Ripa, Riya, Raju, Ray, Ranjan and Rima are sitting in a linear row arrangement facing different directions. Not more than two persons sitting adjacent face the same direction. More people face north direction as compared to south. They belong to eight different states viz. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Kerala, Punjab, Orissa, Haryana, Assam and Bihar and like different nine different colours Purple, Pink, Black, Brown, Orange, Peach, Yellow, Blue and Green but not necessarily in the same order.

1. Riya sits second left of Rupa who belongs to Kerala.

Ravi and Rupa sit immediate right of each other.

Immediate neighbour of Rupa faces same direction to each other.

The person who likes peach sits third left of Rupa.

2. The person who likes peach sit adjacent to the one who likes yellow who sit at extreme right end and belongs to Haryana.  

The one who likes blue sits at extreme left end and fifth left of the one who belongs to Orissa.

Rima sits third from any one of the extreme ends.

The one who belong to Haryana likes peach sits adjacent to the one who belongs to Punjab.

Both the persons sitting on extreme ends face opposite to each other and both belongs to the same state.

3. Riya faces opposite direction to her neighbours.

Four persons sit between the one who likes blue and the one who likes black.

The one who likes green is adjacent to the one who likes black and pink.

4. Ray sits at extreme end neither belong to Punjab nor likes yellow.

The one who likes brown and the one who likes purple are immediate left of each other.

 Rima doesn’t like purple and belongs to Assam.

The one who belong to Rajasthan and Gujarat are immediate right of each other.

Rupam belongs to Gujarat and faces south direction.

5.Maximum persons belong to Rajasthan.

Raju sits at extreme end and face a direction opposite to Ravi.

Ripa sits second to the left of Ranjan who sits fourth to the right of the one who belongs to Bihar

Therefore from the above statement we can see that, Riya belongs to Punjab.

Hence, Riya belongs to Punjab.

Total eight friends facing north:-  A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

1) E is third to the left of G. G is sitting at one of the corners.

2) F is sitting between D and G.

3) H is third to the left of C.

4) B is sitting between H and A.

Hence,  'C' is sitting between A and E.

The logic followed here is :-

Five friends, Bhumika, Rashi, Shweta, Vibha and Arunima, are sitting in a row facing east.

Bhumika is sitting between Vibha and Shweta and Rashi is second to the left of Shweta is as shown below :

∴ Here, 'Vibha' is sitting in south end.

Hence, the correct answer is "Vibha".

Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W.

1) Three persons sit between S and T.

2) R sits immediate left of T.

3) One person sits between P and Q.

4) Two persons sit between Q and W.

5) V sits immediate left of W.

6) 5) U is not the neighbor of P.

Checking o[tions one by one;

1) Q sits to the immediate right of U → False

2) One person sits between P and R → False

3) Three persons sit between Q and R → False

4) One person sits between S and U → True

Hence, option (4) is the correct answer.

Six People: S, T, U, V, W and Z.

1) Only one person is sitting between T and W.

2) Z is an immediate neighbour of W.

3) S is sitting third to left of Z.

4) U is an immediate neighbour of W.

5) V is not sitting immediate left of T.

This condition doesn’t satisfy in case 1. Thus, case 1 gets eliminated.

Hence, three people are sitting between U and Z, when counted from the right of Z.

Mistake Points Here, the question is, counted from the right of Z.

So, from the right of Z, there are 3 people between them. and from the left, there is 1 person between U and Z.

The pattern followed here is:

Given: Eight people, A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a straight line, facing north.

1) Only three people sit to the right of A.

2) Only one person sits between A and B

3) Only four people sit between B and D.  F sits to the immediate right of D.

5) C is neither an immediate neighbour of B nor D.

6) E sits second to the right of G.

7) H sits in the vacant place.

Clearly, three person are sit between H and A.

Hence, the correct answer is "Three".

Solution:

1. Seven friends O, P, Q, R, S, T and U are watching a movie sitting in a row.

2. S is sitting at one extreme end.

3. Q is sitting second to the right of S.

4. P is sitting between O and Q. O is not at any extreme end.

5. U is not sitting at any extreme end.

6. R is sitting immediate left of T.

So, the final arrangement will be as shown below:

Hence, ‘P’ is sitting in the middle.

Seven friends K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting in a straight line.

1. K is second from the right end.

2. P is third from the left end and is to the immediate left of O.

3. Only Q is between P and L.

4. Two friends are sitting between M and O.

5. M is at one of the ends.

6. K is not sitting adjacent to O.

Only one person N is left and N will occupy the vacant position.

The final arrangement will be as shown below:

Clearly, N is sitting at the third place from the right end.

hence, 'N' is the correct answer.

Total five friends facing south:-  P, Q, R, S and T

1) Q is sitting in the centre position.

2) P is sitting at the west end.

3) Two persons are sitting between P and R.

4) T and R are sitting on one side of Q.

The final sitting arrangement is

Hence, 'S' is sitting between Q and P.

Six Persons: S, T, U, V, W and X

Facing: North

1) W and T are sitting at the fourth position from the left end and the right end, respectively.

2) U and X are not the immediate neighbours of T and W.

3) S is sitting at the fifth position from the right end.

So, final sitting arrangement:

Hence, “V” is sitting at the second position from the right end.

Given: Six friends A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting on a bench facing north.

(1): B is sitting at one extreme end of the bench. So, there have two possibilities

Case(I): 

Case (II):

(2): F is an immediate neighbour of both just D and B.

Case(I):

Case (II):

(3): A is sitting second to the right of C, who is an immediate neighbour of D. i.e. A is sitting second to the right of C and C is an immediate neighbour of D.

So, Case (II) is eliminated. 

Case (I):

Then, the final arrangement is:

Therefore, A is sitting at the other extreme end. 

Hence, the correct answer is A.