Box Puzzle MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Box Puzzle - Download Free PDF

Here, given boxes are A, J, K, M, P, R, T and X whereas chocolates are Cadbury, Bournville, Chocobar, Kitkat, Dairymilk, Munch, Perk and 5stars.

1) The box contains Chocobar placed at least three boxes below box R.

2) There are only two boxes placed between the box contains Perk and box R.

3) The box contains Munch placed three boxes above box T.

4) T does not contain Chocobar and not placed after A.

5) R does not contain Munch.

6) The box contains Munch is not placed at top position.

7) Box X placed before the box of Munch.

8) As many boxes are placed between box X and box M as many between box M and box T. So, case 2, 3(b), 4 and 5(b) are eliminated.

9) R does not like Bournville, Dairymilk , Kitkat. So, R may contains either Cadbury or 5stars.

10) K placed one of the box below the box M.

11) A does not like Kitkat and Bournville.

12) J does not contain Perk and Chocobar.

13) Neither box J nor box P placed before box X. So, case 1(a) and 3(a)(ii) are eliminated.

14) Box P and Box R are not adjacent to each other.

15) Box T and Box P are not adjacent to each other.

16) The box contains Dairymilk placed before the box contains Bournville.

17) X contains neither Dairymilk nor 5 stars.

18) The box contains Dairymilk is immediately below the box contains Cadbury. So, case 5(a) is eliminated.

19) The box contains 5stars placed above the box of Bournville.

20) T does not like 5stars. So, case – 1(b) is eliminated. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows.

Since, Box A does not contains Perk is correct statement and The box which contains Kitkat placed at top position is also correct rest are incorrect statement.

Hence, the correct answer is more than one option.

Here, given boxes are A, J, K, M, P, R, T and X whereas chocolates are Cadbury, Bournville, Chocobar, Kitkat, Dairymilk, Munch, Perk and 5stars.

1)The box contains Chocobar placed at least three boxes below box R.

2) There are only two boxes placed between the box contains Perk and box R.

3) The box contains Munch placed three boxes above box T.

4) T does not contain Chocobar and not placed after A.

5) R does not contain Munch.

6) The box contains Munch is not placed at top position.

7) Box X placed before the box of Munch.

8) As many boxes are placed between box X and box M as many between box M and box T. So, case 2, 3(b), 4 and 5(b) are eliminated.

9) R does not like Bournville, Dairymilk , Kitkat. So, R may contains either Cadbury or 5stars.

10) K placed one of the box below the box M.

11) A does not like Kitkat and Bournville.

12) J does not contain Perk and Chocobar.

13) Neither box J nor box P placed before box X. So, case 1(a) and 3(a)(ii) are eliminated.

14) Box P and Box R are not adjacent to each other.

15) Box T and Box P are not adjacent to each other.

16) The box contains Dairymilk placed before the box contains Bournville.

17) X contains neither Dairymilk nor 5 stars.

18) The box contains Dairymilk is immediately below the box contains Cadbury. So, case 5(a) is eliminated.

19) The box contains 5stars placed above the box of Bournville.

20) T does not like 5stars. So, case – 1(b) is eliminated. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows.

Since, the box which contains Munch placed below the box of Munch so statement A is correct, more than two boxes are placed between box T and box J so statement B is correct but box K placed below the box of Munch so statement C is incorrect.

Hence, the correct answer is only C.

Here, given boxes are A, J, K, M, P, R, T and X whereas chocolates are Cadbury, Bournville, Chocobar, Kitkat, Dairymilk, Munch, Perk and 5stars.

1) The box contains Chocobar placed at least three boxes below box R.

2) There are only two boxes placed between the box contains Perk and box R.

3) The box contains Munch placed three boxes above box T.

4) T does not contain Chocobar and not placed after A.

5) R does not contain Munch.

6) The box contains Munch is not placed at top position.

7) Box X placed before the box of Munch.

8) As many boxes are placed between box X and box M as many between box M and box T. So, case 2, 3(b), 4 and 5(b) are eliminated.

9) R does not like Bournville, Dairymilk , Kitkat. So, R may contains either Cadbury or 5stars.

10) K placed one of the box below the box M.

11) A does not like Kitkat and Bournville.

12) J does not contain Perk and Chocobar.

13) Neither box J nor box P placed before box X. So, case 1(a) and 3(a)(ii) are eliminated.

14) Box P and Box R are not adjacent to each other.

15) Box T and Box P are not adjacent to each other.

16) The box contains Dairymilk placed before the box contains Bournville.

17) X contains neither Dairymilk nor 5 stars.

18) The box contains Dairymilk is immediately below the box contains Cadbury. So, case 5(a) is eliminated.

19) The box contains 5stars placed above the box of Bournville.

20) T does not like 5stars. So, case – 1(b) is eliminated. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows.

Since, Box X contains Kitkat, box J contains Dairymilk, Box K contains 5stars and box M contains Munch. Therefore, none of the given combinations are correct.

Hence, the correct answer is all are incorrect.

Here, given boxes are A, J, K, M, P, R, T and X whereas chocolates are Cadbury, Bournville, Chocobar, Kitkat, Dairymilk, Munch, Perk and 5stars.

1) The box contains Chocobar placed at least three boxes below box R.

2) There are only two boxes placed between the box contains Perk and box R.

3) The box contains Munch placed three boxes above box T.

4) T does not contain Chocobar and not placed after A.

5) R does not contain Munch.

6) The box contains Munch is not placed at top position.

7) Box X placed before the box of Munch.

8) As many boxes are placed between box X and box M as many between box M and box T. So, case 2, 3(b), 4 and 5(b) are eliminated.

9) R does not like Bournville, Dairymilk , Kitkat. So, R may contains either Cadbury or 5stars.

10) K placed one of the box below the box M.

11) A does not like Kitkat and Bournville.

12) J does not contain Perk and Chocobar.

13) Neither box J nor box P placed before box X. So, case 1(a) and 3(a)(ii) are eliminated.

14) Box P and Box R are not adjacent to each other.

15) Box T and Box P are not adjacent to each other.

16) The box contains Dairymilk placed before the box contains Bournville.

17) X contains neither Dairymilk nor 5 stars.

18) The box contains Dairymilk is immediately below the box contains Cadbury. So, case 5(a) is eliminated.

19) The box contains 5stars placed above the box of Bournville.

20) T does not like 5stars. So, case – 1(b) is eliminated. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows.

Hence, four boxes are placed above the box P which contains Perk.

Here, given boxes are A, J, K, M, P, R, T and X whereas chocolates are Cadbury, Bournville, Chocobar, Kitkat, Dairymilk, Munch, Perk and 5stars.

1) The box contains Chocobar placed at least three boxes below box R.

2) There are only two boxes placed between the box contains Perk and box R.

3) The box contains Munch placed three boxes above box T.

4) T does not contain Chocobar and not placed after A.

5) R does not contain Munch.

6) The box contains Munch is not placed at top position.

7) Box X placed before the box of Munch.

8) As many boxes are placed between box X and box M as many between box M and box T. So, case 2, 3(b), 4 and 5(b) are eliminated.

9) R does not like Bournville, Dairymilk , Kitkat. So, R may contains either Cadbury or 5stars.

10) K placed one of the box below the box M.

11) A does not like Kitkat and Bournville.

12) J does not contain Perk and Chocobar.

13) Neither box J nor box P placed before box X. So, case 1(a) and 3(a)(ii) are eliminated.

14) Box P and Box R are not adjacent to each other.

15) Box T and Box P are not adjacent to each other.

16) The box contains Dairymilk placed before the box contains Bournville.

17) X contains neither Dairymilk nor 5 stars.

18) The box contains Dairymilk is immediately below the box contains Cadbury. So, case 5(a) is eliminated.

19) The box contains 5stars placed above the box of Bournville.

20) T does not like 5stars. So, case – 1(b) is eliminated. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows.

Hence, Box X contains Kitkat chocolates.

. J, K L, M, N and O are six teachers. Each one teaches a different subject out of Hindi, English, Math, Science, Social Science and Arts, not necessarily in the same order.

2. Each of them teaches on only one day, from Monday to Saturday, not necessarily in the same order.

3. J teaches Arts on Saturday.

4. L teaches neither English nor Social Science, but he teaches on Thursday.

5. Wednesday is reserved for Maths taught by K.

6. O teaches Science a day before N.

7. Social Science is taught a day before Arts.

As, ‘M’ is left, it will occupy the only vacant space in teachers column.

English and Hindi are left to be placed, but English can’t be placed in the row of Thursday, so the only position left for English is in the row of Tuesday and Hindi will be placed in L’s row.

So, the final arrangement is:

Hence, ‘English’ is taught by N.

As per the given information,

1) Box E is placed at the second-last position.

2) Box F is placed immediately above box E.

3) There is one box between E and D.

4) There are three boxes between E and C.

6) Box A is above box B.

Here, we can see that Box 'A' is placed immediately above Box 'D'.

Hence, the correct answer is "A".

Given:

1) 8 books are kept one over the other.

2) Counting from top, the second, fifth, and sixth books are on Hindi.

3) Two books on Hindi are between two books on English.

4) One book of Hindi is between two books on Sanskrit, While the book above the book of Gujarati is a book of English.

So, the "English" book is fourth from the top.

Hence, the correct answer is "English".

1. J, K, L, M, N and O are six teachers. Each one teaches a different subject out of Hindi, English, Math, Science, Social Science and Arts, not necessarily in the same order.

2. Each of them teaches on only one day, from Monday to Saturday, not necessarily in the same order.

3. J teaches Arts on Saturday.

4. L teaches neither English nor Social Science, but he teaches on Thursday.

5. Wednesday is reserved for Maths taught by K.

6. O teaches Science a day before N.

7. Social Science is taught a day before Arts.

Only ‘M’ is left and two subjects English and Hindi are left.

‘M’ will occupy the vacant position of Teacher on the day corresponding to Friday.

In subject, English will be placed with N on Tuesday, and Hindi will be placed with L on Thursday.

So, the final arrangement is:

The pattern followed here is,

1. Box J is kept at fifth position from bottom of the stack.

2. Three boxes are kept between M and J.

3. Box K is just above J.

4. There are two boxes between N and L which is just above box O. Box N is at one of the positions above box L.

Box N is at the topmost position and box M is at the bottommost position.

Seven boxes of different colours, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Violet and Indigo were stocked one on the other, not necessarily in the same order.

1. No other box was placed below the orange box.

2. The Red box was placed at the topmost position.