Directions: Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Six people Jeevan, Kumar, Lalit, Manoj, Naveen, and, Omkar like different games i.e., Pubg, Fortnite, temple run, Super Mario, cricket, and Car Race. They all have different brands of mobiles i.e. Lava, Infinix, Vivo, Oppo, Nokia, and Motorola. All information is not necessarily in the same order.
Kumar has Oppo’s mobile. Manoj likes Fortnite. Lalit does not like temple run and Super Mario. Naveen does not have Motorola and lava. Jeevan likes the Car Race and has Nokia. Omkar does not like Temple Run and PUBG. Manoj does not have Lava and VIVO. The one who likes Temple Run does not have Vivo. Naveen does not like temple run, Pubg, and Super Mario. The one who has Oppo does not like Super Mario. The one who likes Super Mario has Vivo.
Who among the following person like Fortnite?
Six people Jeevan, Kumar, Lalit, Manoj, Naveen, and, Omkar like different games i.e., Pubg, Fortnite, temple run, Super Mario, cricket, and Car Race. They all have different brands of mobiles i.e. Lava, Infinix, Vivo, Oppo, Nokia, and Motorola. All information is not necessarily in the same order.
Kumar has Oppo’s mobile. Manoj likes Fortnite. Lalit does not like temple run and Super Mario. Naveen does not have Motorola and lava. Jeevan likes the Car Race and has Nokia. Omkar does not like Temple Run and PUBG. Manoj does not have Lava and VIVO. The one who likes Temple Run does not have Vivo. Naveen does not like temple run, Pubg, and Super Mario. The one who has Oppo does not like Super Mario. The one who likes Super Mario has Vivo.
Who among the following person like Fortnite?
- Kumar
- Lalit
- Naveen
- Manoj
The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
- Kumar has an Oppo mobile.
- Manoj likes Fortnite.
- Jeevan likes Car Race and has a Nokia mobile.
- Omkar dislikes Temple Run and PUBG.
- Manoj does not have Lava and Vivo.
- The one with Oppo doesn’t like Super Mario.
- The one who likes Super Mario has a Vivo.
- Lalit does not like Temple Run and Super Mario.
- Naveen does not own Motorola and Lava mobile brands.
- Naveen dislikes Temple Run, Pubg, and Super Mario.
- The Temple Run player doesn’t have Vivo.
| Person | Game | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Jeevan | Car Race | Nokia |
| Kumar | (Unknown) | Oppo |
| Lalit | (Not Temple Run, Not Super Mario) | (Unknown) |
| Manoj | Fortnite | (Not Lava, Not Vivo) |
| Naveen | (Not Temple Run, Not Pubg, Not Super Mario) | (Not Motorola, Not Lava) |
| Omkar | (Not Temple Run, Not Pubg) | (Unknown) |
- Jeevan: Car Race, Nokia
- Manoj is confirmed for Fortnite (Given).
- Naveen can't play Temple Run, Pubg, or Super Mario, and he doesn't have Motorola or Lava.
- The only game left for Naveen is Cricket, with the remaining brand being Infinix or Vivo.
- Based on elimination, Lalit has to play Temple Run (since Naveen and Omkar can't, Manoj and Jeevan have specified games, and Kumar with Oppo doesn't play Super Mario).
- Lalit can't have Vivo (The Temple Run player doesn’t own Vivo), so give Lalit Motorola (leaving Vivo for Kumar).
- Since Kumar has Oppo and can't play Super Mario, the only game left is PUBG for Kumar.
- Omkar dislikes Temple Run and PUBG, so the only option left is Super Mario, leaving Vivo as his brand.
| Person | Game | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Jeevan | Car Race | Nokia |
| Kumar | Pubg | Oppo |
| Lalit | Temple Run | Motorola |
| Manoj | Fortnite | Infinix |
| Naveen | Cricket | Lava |
| Omkar | Super Mario | Vivo |
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