There is a certain relation between two words given on one side of :: . Out of the below four alternatives, one word will have similar relation with the word on other side of ::

Identify the rule followed in the alphabet series given below.

If “home” is called “hotel”, “hotel” is called “park”, “park” is called “temple”, “temple” is called “school” and “school” is called “college”, then where do people go for a morning walk?

In a certain code language, “MOUNTAIN” is written as “INTAUNMO”. How is “ABSOLUTE” written in that code?

Which one of the following is the water image of the given word?

Which one of the following is the mirror image of the given word?

What comes in place of question mark to make the series in proper sequence.

Which one of the following is the water image of the given word?

Choose the word which is least like the other words given below:

Which of the following numbers will replace the question mark (?) in the number pattern given below?

Ronak and Mohit are standing straight opposite to each other. Ronak is standing in south from the place Mohit is standing. If Ronak has to go to meet Mohit, then in which direction will he go?

Study the following currency and select the INCORRECT statement.

Choose the word which is least like the other words given below:

Which one of the following is the mirror image of the given word?

Monu wants to reach Town Y. The given figure show the routes that he can take. He can cycle only through same (one) color path at a time.

If each students gets ₹5. Then in how many students the below amount can be distributed.

There is a certain relation between two words given on one side of :: . Out of the below four alternatives, one word will have similar relation with the word on other side of ::

Which one of the following is the water image of the given word?

Which one of the following shows the smallest amount?

There is a certain relation between two words given on one side of :: . Out of the below four alternatives, one word will have similar relation with the word on other side of ::