In a game, Peter places seven marbles adjacently in a row. Two marbles are red in color. Two blue colored marbles are adjacent to the same red marble. There is one pink colored marble. There are two white colored marbles but they are not placed adjacent to each other. One of the red colored marbles is place at one end of the row. If the pink colored marble is placed at the other end of the row, where is the second red colored marble?

A survey recently conducted revealed that the consumption of alcohol is injurious to health. The survey found that, on an average, men drank 75% of the total alcohol and women 25% during the last five years. Which question out of the following will be the most appropriate in evaluating the given statement?

Students of a college who are excused from attending the public speaking class are better orators than those who take the course. Thus we can improve public speaking skills of students by cancelling the public speaking course. The flaw in the reasoning used in the above argument is that the writer:

It is widely accepted that sports players are unconcerned about the environmental hazards. But this opinion is not true. A study recently conducted indicated that 75 percent of the 5000 players interviewed revealed a high level of interest in environmental hazards. If this conclusion is true, which among the following would not favor it?

A train stops at six different stations on its route. After the train leaves the sixth station, it returns to the first station and repeats the cycle. The stations are located in six cities and are named A, B, C, D, E and F. E is the third station. B is the sixth. Station D comes before station F. Station C comes before station A. If C is the fourth station, which station among the following should come immediately before Station C?

Read the following sentence carefully and answer the question that follows: Jack is sleeping. Which of the following statement/statements is/are necessary to justify the given sentence? 1)Jack is in bed. 2)It is afternoon. 3)Everyone lying on the bed is sleeping.

Read the statements below: P can speak English and Spanish. Q can speak English and French. R can speak French and Spanish. S can speak German and English. T, a Spaniard, can also speak German. Who among the following cannot have a conversation without an interpreter?

A marketing executive in a company in India commences work in his office from 9 AM (+5:30 GMT) onwards. He needs to place a conference call to his colleagues based in different countries, and are, therefore, separated by time-zones. These colleagues reside in the following places: Kuwait (+03:00 GMT) Finland (+02:00 GMT) Russia (+04:00 GMT) Japan (+09:00 GMT) Which of the given options is the correct time-slot according to the Indian Standard Time in which he can place a conference call to his colleagues before their respective lunch breaks, i.e., before 1 PM according to their country's standard times?

There are six members in a family: C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 and C6. The relation among the family members is such that there are 2 fathers, 1 mother, 1 daughter and 3 brothers. No person in the family is a grandmother to the other family members. The additional information is given as follows:  C3 is the sister of C6.  C2 is the brother of C5's husband.  C4 is the father of C1 and grandfather of C6. Who is C5's husband?

Five people, P, Q, R, S and T are appearing in an interview. The order in which they will be called for the interview is fixed. P will be called before R, Q will be called before S and T before P. Which among the following could be the correct sequence in which they would attend the interview?

In a city, there are six hotels named: A, B, C, D, E and F. Hotel D is 25km to the north of Hotel F, which is 35km to the northeast of Hotel B. Hotel A is 15km west of Hotel E and 25km to the southwest of Hotel C. Three hotels are in a straight line in the following order: B, A and E. Hotels B and E are 30km apart from each other. If a visitor moves from Hotel E to Hotel D via Hotels A, B and F, then how much distance s/he would have covered?