NAT MCQs

Starting with A, the block A-B-C-D occupies the first four positions.
Thus, D sits fourth.

The condition directly states that K is to the right of J.
Therefore, J must be to K's left.

A 180° turn points in the exact opposite direction.
The opposite of south-west is north-east.

The speed order is D > A > B > C.
Thus, C is slowest.

The east-west and north-south movements cancel.
The child returns to the starting position.

The order is Iqra, Farah, Huma, Javeria.
Farah occupies the second position.

Clockwise compass bearings place east at 90°, south at 180°, and west at 270°.
The 225° direction lies halfway between south and west.

Rank from bottom = total students - rank from top + 1.
Thus, 40 - 7 + 1 = 34.

Rank from top = total - rank from bottom + 1.
Thus, 35 - 12 + 1 = 24.

Total people = front rank + back rank - 1.
Thus, 9 + 14 - 1 = 22.

The order is Danish > Ayesha > Bilal.
Therefore, Danish is the tallest.

The order is Sana > Kiran > Hina > Nadia.
Thus, Nadia has the lowest score.