Question

Perhaps due to this peculiar habit, there’s been a high rate of suicides on the island. As a doctor, you have to identify potentially suicidal people and counsel them. You know that all people who are suicidal feel that the life is futile. On questioning three inhabitants, these are the answers you get: Anuj : Himanshu is suicidal. I am not suicidal. Himanshu: I do not want to die. Akshay does not want to die. Akshay : Life is futile. I am suicidal. Which one of them is lying about another person’s tendencies? (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Perhaps due to this peculiar habit, there’s been a high rate of suicides on the island. As a doctor, you have to identify potentially suicidal people and counsel them. You know that all people who are suicidal feel that the life is futile. On questioning three inhabitants, these are the answers you get: Anuj : Himanshu is suicidal. I am not suicidal. Himanshu: I do not want to die. Akshay does not want to die. Akshay : Life is futile. I am suicidal. Which one of them is lying about another person’s tendencies? (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Direction: Read the questions below very carefully and choose the correct answer.
On an island ‘Neverland the inhabitants always answer any question with two sentences – one of which is always true and the other always false.

Option A: Akshay
Option B: Himanshu
Option C: Anuj and Himanshu
Option D: Anuj

Correct Answer

Option: c

Explanation

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