Sequential Order of Things
Shifting of origin means that any object is shifting on the plane without changing its origin, axis, and anything other than its original location.
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Introduction
Consecutive order means following one another within an uninterrupted succession or order that are primarily being marked by logical sequence. The sequential order of things is primarily being used for SSC students who are appearing for Bank preparation. In this form of questions, clues are primarily being provided in regards to occurring events done by objects. It is the duty of the teaching staff for examining clues carefully for framing the right sequence of events. Moreover, a puzzle can be defined as a raw source of information that is either given in jumbled form by following a particular order. Questions based on puzzle tests can be based on classification.
Concepts of Reasoning puzzle
In a puzzle test, information needs to be arranged systematically with aim of depicting information effectively. Questions related to puzzle tests can primarily be based on placing arrangements, making a comparison, managing sequential order based on family. There are different types of a puzzle as the initial type is based on classification and based on either seating or placing arrangement. In seating or placing arrangement puzzles, some clues in regards to both linear and circular based on each object and additional information are provided. In this type of arrangement, candidates are required for forming a proper sequence, arranging persons by using varied clues and answer to questions that need to be provided accordingly. It is highly advisable for solving classification based puzzles by representing or demonstrating a given source of information within a tabular form.
Implication of Puzzle & Seating Arrangement
The seating arrangement is often regarded as one major topic that forms the base of cracking any bank related examination. After combining with the puzzle approach, questions will tend to remain the same with the normal seating arrangements. Puzzles are regarded as one of the most essential logical reasoning sections that are required for appearing for bank examinations along with railway recruitment examinations. Seating arrangement primarily forms a chunk of questions that are associated with the reasoning ability section. Evaluation of this topic primarily includes high weightage within the reasoning ability section under examination of banks. SSC students can find questions based on seating arrangement in both preliminary and main examinations of different banking examinations including IPO and RRB clerks.
In most banking examinations minimum of 2 to 3 sets of questions are often being asked from both seating arrangement or associated puzzle related questions in different banking examinations. The implication of this topic is primarily essential due to its weightage and it often requires complete effort on fetching maximum marks. It can further be demonstrated that a set of 5 questions is being asked from a single arrangement as setting the right set of arrangements will aid students in scoring 5 marks from this part. Thus, it is essential for students for checking tips and tricks with aim of solving questions based on seating arrangement.
Format of questions in Seating Arrangement
Questions based on seating arrangement can be asked in different forms including linear arrangement, circular based arrangement along with the rectangular arrangement. Linear arrangement type of questions is often being asked both within a single row or arrangement done in a double row. It can be recommended to students that while solving seating arrangement questions in banking examination they need to take time on reading the entire set of questions. Thus, each detail that is required to build a seating arrangement needs to be included in the questions. Thus, SSC students are required to pay attention as well as apply a valid source of information logically. The type of questions in the bank exam can either be asked in either single or double row format. Assumption needs to be undertaken that five persons are seated within a single row.
Advantages of the sequential order of things
Sequential Order of things needs to be undertaken by students as it assists with comprehension primarily for narrative text. In addition, the adoption of sequence-structure aid SSC students in verifying abilities to organize both authentic and reliable sources of information and ideas efficiently. Sequencing is also regarded as an essential component based on problem-solving across curricula including studying both science and subjects on social studies.
Drafting a proper sequence to provide the learner with the pattern of building a relationship demonstrate that each activity possesses a definite purpose. Thus, drafting an effective and proper sequencing also helps in avoiding any level of inconsistencies within the content of instruction being provided. One of the major objectives of the sequencing problem implies finding a sequence where jobs on hand can be processed with the sole purpose of minimizing total time that is required for processing the entire job.
Conclusion
Hence, based on the above discussion it can further be concluded that in the case of linear arrangement either objects or people are required to be arranged within a line and it can either be vertical or horizontal. Moreover, SSC students need to either perform arrangements for answering questions or decode predefined sources of arrangement by application of logic-based analysis. It can further be concluded that questions based on seating arrangement assist students in preparing for their upcoming examinations. Reasoning Questions based on sitting arrangement are regarded as effective for studying who are preparing them for SSC, banking related examinations along with other competitive exams.