• Questions 39 and 40 are based on coding systems where the digits from 0 to 9 are used to represent English
  letters so that each letter is represented by a unique digit.
  Which of the following could be used to encode the term NORTHWESTERN?

• Questions 36, 37 and 38 are based on the following description:
  In a certain year, the five students ranked in the first five places of GCE (A/L) Commerce stream represented the districts Jaffna, Galle, Colombo, Gampaha and Ampara respectively. The names of five students are A, B, C, D and E; and they selected degrees offered in Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Commerce and Banking, not necessarily in the same order.
  ∗ The ranked 1 student selected a degree in Commerce.
  ∗ The student who selected a Banking degree was ranked between the students who selected Commerce and Marketing degress.
  ∗ The ranked 5 student selected a degree in Finance.
  ∗ The student from Gampaha selected a degree in Accounting.
  ∗ A and D have adjacent rankings.
  ∗ E selected a degree in Marketing.
  ∗ B‘s ranking was in between C‘s and E‘s.
  ∗ D had the island rank 5.
  Who is the student from Gampaha?

• Questions 34 and 35 are based on the description given below on the relative location of six cities; A, B, C, D, E and F.
  B is situated 80 kilometres south of A, and C is situated in the middle of the line joining A and B. D is 30 kilometres west of A, while F is situated west of C. E is situated south of F, and 40 kilometres west of B.

What is the direction of city F with respect to city A?

• In each of the questions 32 and 33, a combined statement is given to compare a certain property of a few
  different objects by denoting each object with a symbol and ranking them with respect to the properties of
  mathematical symbols ≤, =, ≥ etc. It is followed by two conclusions drawn from the statement.
  ∗ If only conclusion I is true, select A.
  ∗ If only conclusion II is true, select B.
  ∗ If both conclusions I and II are true, select C.
  ∗ If either conclusion I or conclusion II is true, select D.
  ∗ If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true, select E.