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On an iceland few customs are there .Men always speak
truth, no women tells consecutive truth or false i.e. If
first statement is true ,second is false and vice versa.
same with children also.
There was a family couple and a child. A passenger asked
the child ?are you a boy or a girl? the boy spoke german.
one of the parent said ? he is a boy? the other said ?he
is a girl? ?he is lying?.
(i)The kid is boy or girl
(ii)who spoke the first mother/father
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Answer / himanshu
i identified the correct answer by seeing the line that one
of the parent said that "he is lying" as it reffers to male
so
and read this line too
A passenger asked
the child ?are you a boy or a girl? the BOY spoke german
"the boy Spoke"
according to this above line 2nd ans is boy spoke first
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Answer / roshni
1.kid is a girl
2.mother spoke first
coz if mother said the statements
he is a girl? ?he is lying?,den 1 of them shud b true.
den d statements contradict.
so mother spoke first
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Answer / prasad
Because the men always speak truth in this case and so the
kid is a girl.And mother only spoked first
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