IIFT 2016 Question Paper

In the first pair, the line CD in the second term extends to point G of the first term. Similarly, the line either IH or AB extends to point E of the first term in the second pair. Hence ABJ is the answer.

All set of vertices are in relation to P, the central point in the diagram.

In the 1st pair: The second term is a triangle formed with the lines passing through P and the points adjacent to N and H on either side of triangle PNH, that is, FA and ID. Hence the 2nd term in the 1st term is PDA. Similarly, point adjacent to D is M (on MJ), and that to L is B(on BG), the required triangle will be PGJ or PJG.

I is anti-clockwise next to vertex A. O is analogous to K. H is anti-clockwise to O analogous to J being so to K. O is anti-clockwise to J analogous to N being so to H.

Similarly, C is anti-clockwise next to vertex E. L is analogous to M. B is anti-clockwise to L analogous to D being so to M. K is anti-clockwise
to B analogous to L being so to D.

G and N are points on the line BP extended. J is the point on the line MP extended.  Similarly, A and K are points on the line FP extended. D is the point on the line OP extended. The required term is OPF and FPO.

A female, say F, born in tribe B, will have a father born in tribe A and a mother born in tribe B. Thus F's maternal grandmother will be of tribe B and paternal grandmother will be of tribe A.

A boy born in tribe B, can only marry a girl of tribe A, his children would be of tribe A, his daughter-in-law would be of tribe B, and his son, if divorced, will belong to tribe A. Hence options A, B and D are incorrect.

A woman cannot marry her maternal uncle because both of them belong to the same tribe. Only option C is not permissible.

The plumber (Ferida) is in the middle of the tailor, and Cinderella is in a clockwise direction. Thus we get Ana opposite of Cinderella.

The hairdresser is to the left of the washerwoman in a clockwise direction. As Ana is not adjacent to hairdresser, the hairdresser has to be second to the right of Ana, with the washerwoman (Cinderella) to the right of the hairdresser. Bella, the carpenter and the cook sit in the same order in an anti-clockwise direction. The only possible arrangement is that Ana is the cook, Elsa is the carpenter, and Bella is the hairdresser.

The plumber (Ferida) is in the middle of the tailor, and Cinderella is in a clockwise direction. Thus we get Ana opposite of Cinderella.

The hairdresser is to the left of the washerwoman in a clockwise direction. As Ana is not adjacent to hairdresser, the hairdresser has to be second to the right of Ana, with the washerwoman (Cinderella) to the right of the hairdresser. Bella, the carpenter and the cook sit in the same order in an anti-clockwise direction. The only possible arrangement is that Ana is the cook, Elsa is the carpenter, and Bella is the hairdresser.

The plumber (Ferida) is in the middle of the tailor, and Cinderella is in a clockwise direction. Thus we get Ana opposite of Cinderella.

The hairdresser is to the left of the washerwoman in a clockwise direction. As Ana is not adjacent to hairdresser, the hairdresser has to be second to the right of Ana, with the washerwoman (Cinderella) to the right of the hairdresser. Bella, the carpenter and the cook sit in the same order in an anti-clockwise direction. The only possible arrangement is that Ana is the cook, Elsa is the carpenter, and Bella is the hairdresser.