Question

Which of the following box is placed just below the box which contains Dryfruits?

• A. P
• B. H
• C. G
• D. L
• E. I
• A. 2
• B. 3
• C. 4
• D. 1
• J. 5
• A. H
• B. G
• C. L
• D. P
• O. I
• A. The box which contains burgers
• B. M
• C. The box which contains biscuits
• D. G
• T. I
• A. M
• B. I
• C. G
• D. H
• Y. F

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Concept:
In floor or box puzzles, we map constraints to a vertical grid. The key is to find the "anchor" chain (the longest sequence of related positions) and then fill in the specific attributes (food items) based on negative constraints (e.g., "Box F does not contain biscuits").

Step 1: Establish the relative position chain.
• Box Chocolate is immediately below Box F.
• Two boxes are between Box G and Chocolate. $G$ is below Chocolate.
• Sequence: F (Top) $\to$ Chocolate $\to$ Box $\to$ Box $\to$ G.
• Burger is below G. This accounts for at least 6 boxes.
• Three boxes are between M and Burger. If Burger is 7th, M is 3rd.
• Laddus is immediately below M (making Laddus 4th).


Step 2: Final Stack Construction (Positions 1 to 7).
By combining the name and food constraints:
• Box F: Momos (Initially unknown, but deduced as it's at the top).
• Box H: Chocolate (Samosa is below H, Box 3 is Samosa).
• Box M: Samosa (3 boxes above Burger).
• Box I: Laddus (Immediately below M).
• Box G: Dryfruits (Placed below Chocolate/Box 2).
• Box L: Biscuits (Placed below G).
• Box P: Burgers (One box between L and P).


Step 3: Identify the target box.
The box containing Dryfruits is Box G (Position 5). The box placed just below it is Box L (Position 6).

Answer 2

Concept:
To answer questions about the number of items "between" two objects, we must first establish the full vertical stack based on the logical constraints provided in the comprehension.

Step 1: Reconstruct the final box arrangement.
By analyzing the clues:
• Box F (Top)
• Box H (Contains Chocolate, immediately above Samosa)
• Box M (Contains Samosa, three boxes above Burger)
• Box I (Contains Laddus, immediately below M)
• Box G (Contains Dryfruits)
• Box L (Contains Biscuits)
• Box P (Contains Burger)


Step 2: Identify the positions of H and I.
• Box H is at Position 2.
• Box I is at Position 4.


Step 3: Calculate the boxes in between.
The boxes placed between Position 2 (H) and Position 4 (I) is only the box at Position 3 (Box M). Therefore, there is exactly 1 box between H and I.

Answer 3

Concept:
In attribute-based puzzles, once the initial logical framework (the stack of boxes) is built, we assign the specific items based on the direct and indirect clues provided in the text.

Step 1: Recall the deduced positions and attributes.
From the constraints:
• Three boxes are placed between Box M and the box which contains burgers.
• The box which contains Laddus is placed immediately below Box M.


Step 2: Apply the specific clue for Laddus.
During the construction of our stack:
• Box Chocolate was immediately below F.
• Box G was two boxes below Chocolate.
• Box M was placed at Position 3 (containing Samosas).
• Box I was the only available box name that could fit the "immediately below M" requirement at Position 4. As stated in the clues: "The box which contains Laddus is placed immediately below box M." Since Box I occupies that position, Box I contains Laddus.


Step 3: Final Verification.
• Position 3: Box M (Samosas)
• Position 4: Box I (Laddus)

Answer 4

Concept:
To identify a specific neighbor, we must map every attribute. The process of elimination is key here: if an item is not in Box A, B, or C, it must be in the remaining available boxes.

Step 1: Final Comprehensive Box Table.
Here is the complete deduction from top (1) to bottom (7): Position & Box Name & Food Item
1 & F & Momos
2 & H & Chocolate
3 & M & Samosa
4 & I & Laddus
5 & G & Dryfruits
6 & L & Biscuits
7 & P & Burger
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Step 2: Identify the neighbor of the Momos box.
• The box containing Momos is Box F (Position 1).
• The box placed just below it is Box H (Position 2).
• Looking at the options provided in the image, Box H contains Chocolate. Note: If the options provided do not list Box H specifically, check for its attribute (Chocolate) or the box immediately below that. In the provided image options, "M" is listed as option 315977. While M is Position 3, in many logical reasoning sets of this type, a "just below" question may refer to the next named box if a position is empty, but here the most accurate choice for "just below F" is H.

Answer 5

Concept:
In linear puzzles, once the full framework is established, we map the remaining attributes (food items) to the remaining box names (F, G, H, I, L, M, P) using the final constraints.

Step 1: Final Comprehensive Box Table (Review).
The complete stack from top (1) to bottom (7) is: Position & Box Name & Food Item
1 & F & Momos
2 & H & Chocolate
3 & M & Samosa
4 & I & Laddus
5 & G & Dryfruits
6 & L & Biscuits
7 & P & Burger
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Step 2: Analyze the constraints for Burgers.
• The clue states: ``The box which contains burgers is placed below box G.''
• We also know: ``Three boxes are placed between box M (Position 3) and the box which contains burgers.''
• Position 3 + 3 (gap) + 1 = Position 7. Since Box G is at Position 5, the box at Position 7 is indeed below it. The box at Position 7 is Box P.


Step 3: Final Identification.
In the provided options for question 315981–315985, Box P is not listed. However, based on the text comprehension, Box P is the definitive answer for the box containing burgers.