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Syllogism 100 50 Rule No Venn Diagram with MCQs

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Rules-
1) If Statement is Positive then Conclusion must be Positive

Example:
Statement- All pens are pencils

2) If Statement is Negative then Conclusion must be Negative
Example:
Statement- No Pens are Pencils

3) +ve plus +ve = positive Conclusion
+ve plus -ve = Negative Conclusion
-ve plus -ve = No Conclusion

4) ALL = 100, 50
Example: All men are car

Some= 50, 50

Example: Some men are car

No= 100, 100
Example: No men are car

Some not= 50, 100
Example: Some men are not car
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5) Direct Relation
Example: Statement- All Pens are Pencils
Conclusion
1 Some Pens are Pencils 
 All Pens are Pencils
3 No Pens are Pencils 
4 Some Pencils are Pens

ReStatement
If the same statement repeats in conclusion then, that conclusion is not valid, hence not follows.

InDirect Relation
Practice ques.
Statements: All the harmoniums are instruments. All the instruments are flutes.
Conclusions:
1 All the flutes are instruments.
2 All the harmoniums are flutes.
A.Only (1) conclusion follows
B.Only (2) conclusion follows
C.Either (1) or (2) follows
D.Neither (1) nor (2) follows
E.Both (1) and (2) follow
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Syllogism 100 50 Rule No Venn Diagram
Either or case
Conditions for either or case:
1 Elements must be same in conclusion
2 One conclusion must be positive and another should be negative
3 Both conclusions must be false

Example:
Conclusion
1 Some Pens are Pencils 
2 No Pens are Pencils

Point to be noted:
If there is possibility in conclusion never check for either or case
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Neither nor case

Conditions for neither nor case:
1 Both Conclusions must be false
2 Element of conclusion must be different


Example:

Conclusion

1 All Pens are eraser 

2 No Pens are Pencils



Point to be noted:

Neither nor case exists in possibility

Syllogism 100 50 Rule in case of Possibility
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Type of Statements:
  • All A are B
  • Some A are B
  • Some A are not B
  • No A is B

Type of possibility:
  1. All A being B is Possibility 
  2. Some A being B is Possibility 
  3. Some A not being B is Possibility
  4. No being B is Possibility

Rules:
If Statement is:
 All A are B then following possibilities exists:

  • A to B no possibility exists
  • B to A: 
  • All B being A is Possibility (1st ) ( all reverse)
  • Some B not being A is possibility (3rd)  (some not reverse)

If Statement is:

Some A are B then following possibilities exists:

  • A to B 
  • All A being B is Possibility (1st) (All)
  • Some A not being B is Possibility (3rd)  (Some not)
  • B to A 
  • All B being A is Possibility (1st) (All reverse)
  • Some B not being A is Possibility (3rd) ( Some not reverse)

If Statement is:

Some A are not B then following possibilities exists:
  • A to B 
  • Some A being B is Possibility  (2nd) (Some)
  • No being B is Possibility (4th) (No)
  • B to A
  • All B being A is Possibility (1st) ( All reverse)
  • Some B being A is Possibility (2nd) (Some Reverse)
  • Some B not being A is Possibility (3rd) (Some not reverse)
  • No B being A is Possibility (4th) (No)
If Statement is:
No A is B then no Possibilities exists

Golden Tricks:
If there is no relation in Statements then All Types of possibility exists

If conclusion is wrong then its possibility will be right

If there is Some and No in statement follow normal rules

Different Concepts of Syllogism:
All- Any, every, each, 100%
Some- At least, almost, Maximum, Minimum, Often, A few, A lot of, many, 0% < A <100% 
Some not: Hardly, rarely, seldom, Scarcely
No- never, none, can never
Only A are B= All B are A
Possibility- Can be, may be, might be
Q.3. 
Statements: 
Some pen are paper.
Some paper are book.
No eraser is color.
All book are eraser.
All copy are color.


Conclusions: 
I. All paper being color is a possibility.
II. Some eraser are book.
III. Some pen are color.
IV. Some paper being color is a possibility.

A. II and III follows.
B. II and IV follows.
C. Only I follow.
D. All follow.
E.None of these.

Q.5. 
Statement: 
No boys is girl.
Some girl are educated.
All educated are married.
All boys are unmarried.

Conclusions: 
I. Some girls are married.
II. All boys being married is a possibility.
III. Some boys are married.
IV. Some boys are not married.

A. I and II follows.
B. Either III or IV follows.
C. A and B.
D. All follows
E. None of these.

Q.6. 
Statement: 
Some pearl are stone.
Some stone are diamond.
No diamond is gold.
Some gold are silver.

Conclusion: 
I. Some pearl are diamond.
II. Some pearl can be diamond.
III. All stone being silver is a possibility.

A. I, II, III follows.
B. II and III follows.
C. I and II follows.
D. None follow.
E. None of these

Q.7. 
Statement: 
All good are bad.
Some bad are intelligent.
All intelligent are girl.
No girl is black.

Conclusion: 
I. Some black being intelligent is a possibility.
II. Some intelligent is good.
III. Some girl are bad.
IV. All girl are good.

A. II and IV follows.
B. I and III follows.
C. Only IV follows.
D. Only III follows.
E. None of these.

Q.8. 
Statement: 
All red are black.
All black are white.
Some red is yellow.
Some purple is yellow.

Conclusion: 
I. Some white are yellow.
II. Some black are red.
III. Some purple are black.
IV. All red are white.

A. II and III follows.
B. Only I follows.
C. I, II and IV follows.
D. All follows.
E. None of these.




Ques 9. Statements
      All  amounts are principals
      Some principal are interest
Conclusion:
I   All interest being amount is a possibility
II  Some interest are definitely not principal.
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 10. Statements
      Some huts are mansions
      No mansion is a palace.
Conclusions
I All places being hut is possibility
II All huts are palaces
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 11. Statements
      All bicycles are cars .
     Some  cars are trucks .
     No truck is a crane .
     Conclusions:
      I    All bicycles being truck is a possibility.
     II   Some cars are not cranes.
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.
                           
Ques 12. Statements
      All leaves are flowers
      No flower is a branch
      Some branches are trees.
Conclusion
                   I Some trees are leaves
                   II No tree is a flower
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 13. Statements
      Some flats are apartments.
      No apartment is a hall
      Some halls are rooms
Conclusions :
               I  Atleast some rooms are flats .
               II No apartment is a room.
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 14. Statements
      Some codes are secrets
      All secrets are puzzles
Conclusions
       I All secrets being code is a possibility.
       II At least some puzzles are codes.
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 15. Statements
    Some wins are trophies
   Some trophies are cups
   No cup is a prize.
Conclusion
     I At least some cups are wins .
     II All prizes being trophies is a possibility .
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.

Ques 16.   Statements
      Some stars are moons .
      All moons are planets .
      No planet is universe.
Conclusion :
      I . At least some planets are stars.
     II No moon is universe.
(1) if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
(2) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
(3) if only conclusion I follows
(4) if both the conclusion I and conclusion II follows.
(5)if only conclusion II follows.




Reverse Syllogism New pattern | No Venn Diagram for IBPS, SBI PO, Bank exams | in Hindi


Practice ques. try to solve following ques and answer in the comment section :)

Directions: (1 to 5)

1.if neither conclusion 1 nor conclusion 2 follow
2. If either conclusion 1 or 2 follow
3.if both the conclusion  1 and conclusion 2 follow
4.if only conclusion 1 follow
5.if only conclusion 2 follow

1) statement:
Some gifts are parcels
Some parcels are boxes
Conclusion:
1. At least some gifts are boxes
2.All parcels being gift's is a possibility

Ans: 5

2) statement:
Some offices are godowns.
All godowns are Mills
All offices are factories
Conclusion:
1.some Mills are factories
2.All Mills are factories

Ans: 4

3) statement:
All texts are messages
All calls are texts
No message is a ringtone
Conclusion:
1. No text is a ringtone
2. All calls are message

Ans: 3

4) statement:
No cycle is a bike
All bikes are flights 
Some flights are trucks.
Conclusion:
1. At least some trucks are bikes
2. No cycle is a truck

Ans: 1

5) statement:
All expenses are payments.
Some payments are savings.
All savings are incomes.
Conclusion:
1. All incomes being expenses is a possibility

2.no payment is an income.

Ans: 4

Give answers ( 6 to 9)
1. If neither conclusion 1 0r 2 is true
2. If either conclusion 1 or 2 is true
3.if only conclusion 1 is true
4. If both conclusion 1 and 2 are true
5. If only conclusion 2 is true

6) Statement:
Some tasks are hurdles
All hurdles are jobs
Some jobs are works
Conclusion:
1. All works being hurdles is a possibility
2. At least some works are tasks

Ans: 3

7) Statement:
Some tasks are hurdles
All hurdles are jobs
Some jobs are works
Conclusion:
Some jobs are tasks
All jobs are tasks

Ans: 3

8) Statement:
Some problems are solutions.
No solution is a trick.
All rules are tricks
Conclusion:
1. No rule is solution
2. Some problems are definitely not tricks

Ans: 4

9) statement:
All minister are deans
Some deans are heads
Some heads are principles
Conclusion:
1.no principal is a minister

2.all heads being minister is a possibility

Ans: 5

Direction (10-14): in each of the following questions, three statements followed by two conclusion numbered 1 and 2 have Been given

1. If either conclusion  1 or 2 follows
2.if only conclusions 1 follows
3.if both the conclusion 1 and 2 follows
4.if only conclusion 2 follows
5. If neither conclusion 1 nor conclusion 2 follows

10) Statement:

No hour is a day
All months are days
Some hours are calendars
Conclusion:
1. No month is an hour
2.All calendars being days is a possibility

11) Statement:

Some comics are books 
All comics are novels
No novel is an article

Conclusion:
1. Some novels are books
2.All articles being books is a possibility

12) statement

No liquid is fluid
All solids are liquids
All gases are solids

Conclusion:
1. At least some solids are fluids
2.All gases are liquids

13) Statement:

Some flutes are guitars
No guitar is a piano
Some pianos are drums
All drums are violins

Conclusion:

1. All pianos are violins
2.no flute is a piano
3. Some drums are definitely not flutes
4.All violins being guitars is a possibility
5. All violins being flutes is possibility

14) statement:

All pets are animals
All animals are reptiles
No animal is a bird
Some birds are insects

Conclusion:

1. No reptile is a pet
2. All insect's being animals is a possibility
3.some pets are insects
4. No pet is a bird
5. Some birds are reptiles


20 Practice Questions

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Directions (1-5): Read both the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts


Give answer—

(1) if only conclusion I is true.

(2) if only conclusion II is true.

(3) if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true.

(4) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true

(5) if both conclusions I and II are true.


1.    
      Statements : All machines are bad. Some bad are globe.

All globe are round.

Conclusions :I. Some machines are round.

II. No machine is round.



2.    
      Statements : All cotton are jute. All jute are brown. 

No brown is red.

Conclusions :I. All brown are cotton.

                             II. Some jute are cotton




3.    
       Statements :Some cute are tall. Some tall are rubbish.

All rubbish are man.

Conclusions :I. Some man are tall.     

                  II. Some cute are man.


4.  
 .       Statements : All lights are woods.

Some papers are woods. All papers are boring.

Conclusions :I. Some boring  are woods.                      

                  II. Some woods are lights.


5.    
       Statements: Some soccer are live.

Some cover are plastic. Some plastic are real.

Conclusions: I. Some plastic are live

                        II. Some cover are real


Directions (6-10): Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts



6.    
      Statements:  Some red are blue. Some blue are grey.

All grey are white.  No white is black.

Conclusions: I. No black is grey. 

II. Some blue are white.

III. Some black are red.  

IV. No black is red.

(1) Only I and II follow     

(2) Only either III or IV follows

(3) Only I and either III or IV follow

(4) Only I, II and either III or IV follow

(5) None of these




7.   

     Statements: All red are white. Some white are pink.

Some pink are yellow. No yellow is blue.

Conclusions: I. No blue is pink.  

II. Some pink are red.

III. Some blue are red.            

IV. Some blue are pink.

(1) None follows                           

(2) Only either I or IV follows

(3) Only I follows                             

(4) Only III & IV follow

(5) All follow



8.    

Statements: Some blue are black. Some black are grey.

All grey are red. All red are pink.

Conclusions: I. Some red are black. 

II. Some pink are black.

III. Some pink are grey.   

IV. Some red are blue.

(1) Only I & II follow                      

(2) Only II & III follow

(3) Only I, II and III follow              

(4) All follow

(5) None of these



9.  
  Statements: All green are pink. Some pink are black.

Some black are blue.  All blue are white.

Conclusions: I. Some black are white.  

II. Some blue are pink. 

III. Some pink are green.

IV. No green is white.

(1) None follows

(2) Only I and III follows

(3) Only III follows

(4) Only either I or II follows

(5) None of these



10. 
 Statements: Some blue are white.  All white are red.

 All red are pink. Some pink are yellow.

Conclusions: I. Some yellow are red.

II. Some yellow are white. 

III. All red are white.

IV. Some yellow are blue.

(1) None follows                

(2) Only I follows

(3) Only II follows              

(4) Only II & III follow

(5) None of these

Different Concepts of Syllogism Class 8 | 100 50 rule never go wrong | No Venn diagram | in Hindi










Directions (Q.11-15): In each question below are given statements followed by five conclusions
*numbered a), b), c), d) and e). You have to assume everything in the statements to be true
even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then find out which of the 
five given conclusions does not logically follow from the statements, disregarding known facts*

11).
   Statements: Some numbers are letters.
 No letter is a vowel.
 All vowels are words.
 Conclusions:
a) Some numbers are not vowels.
b) No vowel is a letter.
c) Some words are not letters.
d) Some numbers are words.

Some numbers are not vowels (O)+All vowels are words(A)=O+A=No conclusion. Hence conclusion (d) does not follow.

12).

 Statements: All papers are pages.
 Some pages are books
 All books are copies.
 Conclusion:
a) All papers being copies is a possibility.
b) Some papers are books
c) Some copies are pages.
d) Some pages are papers.
e) All books being papers is a possibility.



13)

.Statements: No cup is a glass.
 Some glasses are bottles.
 All bottles are caps.
 Conclusions: 
a) Some glasses are caps.
b) Some bottles are not cups.
c) Some caps are cups.
d) Some caps are bottles.
e) No glass is a cup




14)

.Statements: All kicks are sticks.
 No stick is a brick.
 Some bricks are stones.
 Conclusions:
a) No kicks are bricks.
b) Some stones are not sticks.
c) Some stones are bricks.
d) All bricks being kicks is a possibility.
e) No brick is a stick


15).  Statements:  some doctors are lawyers,
All teachers are lawyers,
some engineers are lawyers ,
all engineers are businessmen .
Conclusions: some teachers are doctors,
some businessmen are lawyers
some businessmen are teachers
some lawyers are teachers

(1) None follows

(2) Only II and IV follows

(3) Only IV follows

(4) Only either I or III follows

(5) None of these



*Directions (Q.16-19): In this question are given four statements followed by five conclusions, 
one of which definitely does not logically follow (or is not a possibility of occurrence) from the 
given statements. That conclusion is your answer*
(Note: You have to take the four statements to be true even it they seem to be at variance 
with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically does not 
follow from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts)


16)
.Statements: No toy is a doll.
 All guns are toys.
 All houses are dolls.
 All dolls are baskets.
Conclusions:
a) All baskets are toys.
b) No doll is a gun
c) All houses are baskets.
d) No gun is a houses
e) All guns being baskets is a possibility




17)

.Statements: Some logics are reasons.
 All reasons are arguments.
 All arguments are fights.
 No fight is a discussion.
Conclusions:
a) All reasons are fights.

b) No discussion is an argument
c) All logics being discussion is a possibility
d) No reason is a discussion
e) All discussions being logic is a possibility


18).

Statements: All references are mails.
 All mentions are references.
 All comments are mentions.
 No mail is a declaration
a) No mention is a declaration.
b) All comments are mails
c) No reference is a declaration
d) All declarations being comments is a possibility
e) At least some mails are mentions

19).
Statements: Some moments are flashes.
 All moments are seconds.
 All flashes are instances.
 No instance is an hour
Conclusions:
a) No hour is a flash
b) No second is a flash
c) At least some moments are instances
d) At least some seconds are instances
e) All hours being seconds is a possibility


20).
Statements: No Tea is Coffee.
No Sweet is Tea.
Conclusion. No Coffee is Sweet.
All Sweet are Coffee
(1) None follows

(2) Only I 
(3) Only II follows

(4) Both I or II follows

(5) None of these



Syllogism Quiz 25 Question:

Direction (Q. 1- 10): Each question consists of three statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. Consider the statements to be true even if they are in variance with the commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements using all the “three” statements together.


1.Statements: 

Some handbags are bags. 

All bags are carrybags.

No bag is a ladybag.

Conclusions: 

I. Some handbags are carrybags. 

II. Some carrybags are not ladybags.

III. Some handbags are not ladybags. 

IV. No bag is a carrybag.

1) Only I and II follow 

2) Only II and III follow

3) Only III and IV follow 

4) Only I, II, and III follow

5) All of the above


2.Statements: 

All mobiles are pagers. 

All pagers are I-pods.

All I-pods are I-phones. 

Conclusions: 

I. All mobiles are I-pods. 

II. All I-phones are mobiles.

III. Some I-phones are mobiles. 

IV. Some I-pods are pagers.

1) either I and III or II and III follow 

2) either II and IV or III and IV follow

3) either II and IV or I and II follow 

4) Only I and IV follow

5) None of these


3.Statement: No News is a Serial.

Some Serials are Movies.

Some movies which are serials are also films.

 Conclusion:

I. Some movies are not news.  

II . Some serials are films.

III. All film can be news is a possibilities.  


1. All follows                     

2. Only I and Either II or III follows

3. Only II and Either I or III follows

4. Only I & III follows

5. None of these


4.Statements: 

All ETs are TOIs. 

Some TOIs are HINDUs.

All HINDUs are ETs.

Conclusions: 

I. All TOIs are ETs. 

II. Some TOIs are ETs.

III. All HINDUs are TOIs. 

IV. All TOIs are HINDUs.

1) Only I and II follow  

2) Only I and III follow

3) Only II and III follow  

4) Only II and IV follow

5) Only III and IV follow


5.Statements: 

All airlines are railways. 

Some buses are not railways.

No airline is a ship.

Conclusions: 

I. All airlines are not buses. 

II. Some ships are not railways.

III. Some buses are not airlines. 

IV. Some railways are not ships. 

1) Only I and II follow 

2) Only II and III follow

3) Only II and IV follow 

4) Only III and IV follow

5) None of these


Directions (6-10) In each question below are four statements followed by four conclusions I, II, III and IV. You have to take the four given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variiance from commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the four given statements disregarding commonly known facts. Then, decide which of the answers 1),(2),(3),(4) and (5) is the correct answer and indicate it on the answer sheet.


6. Statements 

All stones are pearls. Some pearls are shells. Some shells are boxes. No box is container. 

Conclusions

I.Some stones are shells.

II.No pearl is container.

III.No shell is container.

IV.Some pearls are containers.

1)Only II follows

2)II and III follow

3)Only either II or IV follows

4)Only III follows

5)None follows


7.Statements 

Some rings are chains. All chains are bangles. All 

bracelets are bangles. Some bangles are pendants.

Conclusions

I.Some rings are bangles.

II.Some chains are pendants.

III.Some bracelets are rings.

IV.No pendant is ring.

1) None follows 

2) Only I follows

3) II and III follow 

4) Only IV follows

5) None of these

8. Statements Some schools are colleges. Some colleges are hostels. No 

hostel is office. All offices are institutes. 


Conclusions

I.No hostel is institute.

II.Some hostels are schools.

III.Some hostels are institutes.

IV.Some offices are colleges.

1) Only I follows 

2) II and III follow

3) Only IV follows 

4) Only either I or III follows

5) None of these


9.Statements 

Some pins are needles. Some threads are needles. All needles are nails. All nails are hammers. 

Conclusions

I.Some pins are hammers.

II.Some threads are nails.

III.Some pins are threads.

IV.No pin is thread.

1)Only I, II and either III or IV follows

2)III and IV follow

3)I and II follow

4)All follow

5)None of the above


10.Statements

 Some chairs are rooms. No room is sofa. All sofas are tables. Some tables are desks. 

Conclusions

I.Some sofas are desks.

II.No room is table.

III.Some chairs are tables.

IV.No desk is room.

1) None follows 

2) Only I follows

3) Only either II or III follows 

4) III and IV follow

5) All follow






Directions: (11-15) Read the conclusions and then decide which of the conclusions can be logically derived.


11.    Statement. Some People are good.

Some good are not bad.

All bad are human beings.

Conclusion:

I. All People are bad is a possibility

II. At least some Human being are people.

III. No human being is good



1. Only I follows                           

2. Only I & III follows

3. Only II follows                          

4. Either I & II and III follows

5. None of these


12.    Statement. Some more are loss. No loss is a profit.

Some profit which are more are sale.

Conclusion:

I. All loss can be sale is a possibility.

II. Some loss is sale.

III. Some more are not profit.  


1. Only I follow.                

2. Only II follows.

3. Only III follows             

4. None follow

5. Only I & III follow.


13.    Statement. No institute is a School.

No School is a College.

Some College is a University.  

Conclusion:

I. No Institute is a College.

II All School is a University is a possibility

III. Some University is not a School.


1. None Follows.                          

2. Only I & II follows

3. Only II & III follows.                              

4. Only III follows

5. None of these


14.    Statement All Inbox are Spam.

All Message are Spam.

Some Inbox are Draft.

Conclusion:

I. No Inbox is a message is a possibility.

II Some Inbox which are draft are also message.

III. All draft can be Spam is a possibility.


1. Only I follows                           

2. Only II follows

3. Only II & III follows                   

4. Only I & III follows

5. All follows.


15.    Statement: No Layer is Coat.

All Coats are deposits.

All Deposits are Sheets.

 Conclusion:

I. All Coats are sheets.  

II . All Deposits can never be layers  


1. All follows                     

2. Only I and Either II or III follows

3. Only II and Either I or III follows

4. Only I & II follows

5. None of these







Directions (16-20) : In each of the following questions two  statements are given and these statements are followed by two conclusions numbered (1) and (2). You have to take the given two statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Give answer:

(1)  If only (1) conclusion follows       

(2)  If only (2) conclusion follows

(3)  If either (1) or (2) follows

(4)  If neither (1) nor (2) follows and

(5)  If both (1) and (2) follow.

16.    Statements: All fans are lamps.  Some lamps are birds.

Conclusions:

1. Some birds are fan.

2. All fan being birds is a possibility.


17.    Statements:  Some pens are pencils.   No pencil is sharpener.

Conclusions:

1. Some pens being sharpeners is a possibility

2. Some sharpeners are pencils


18.    Statements: Some cats are mouse. Some cows are cat.

Conclusions:

1. Some cows are mouse.

2. All cows being mouse is a possibility. 


19.    Statements: All the ties are shirts. Some pants are shirts.

Conclusions:

1. Some ties are pants.

2. No ties is a pants.


20.    Statements:  Some dogs are cows.  Some cows are cats.

Conclusions:

1. All dogs being cats is a possibility.

2. Some cats are dogs


Directions—(21–25): In each of the questions below are given three statements followed by three conclusions numbered I, II and III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.

Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.


21.    Statements : All bricks are stones.                                 

Some stones are rocks. All rocks are mountains.

Conclusions : I. Some mountains are stones.

II. Some mountains are bricks. III. Some stones are bricks.

(1) Only I follow                (2) Only III follows

(3) Only I and III follow     (4) all follow

(5) None of these


22.    Statements: Some desks are chairs. Some chairs are pens.   

Some pens are drawers.

Conclusions: I. some drawers are desks.                     

II. Some drawers are chairs.        III. No drawer is chair.

(1) None follows                (2) Only II follows

(3) Only III follows             (4) Only either II or III follow

(5) I and either II or III follow


23.    Statements: All flowers are trees. Some trees are houses.

All houses are wheels.

Conclusions: I. some wheels are trees.

II. Some houses are flowers. III. No house is flower.

(1) Only I and II follow      (2) Only either II or III follow

(3) Only I and either II or III follow

(4) All I, II and III follow

(5) None of these


24.    Statements: All windows are doors. All buildings are doors.      

All doors are boats.

Conclusions: I. All windows are boats.

II. All buildings are boats. III. Some boats are doors.

(1) Only I and II follow                  (2) Only I and III follow

(3) Only II and III follow                (4) all follow 

(5) None of these


25.  Statements: Some radios are telephones.

All telephones are mirrors. All mirrors are desks.

Conclusions: I. some radios are desks.

II. Some radios are mirrors. III. Some desks are telephones.

(1) Only I and II follow      (2) Only I and III follow

(3) Only II and III follow    (4) all follow 


(5) None of these

statement:

All tigers are animals some animals are lions. conl. 1 some tigers that are lion are also animals. 2 Some animals are tigers as well as lion is a possibility.

1)statement: all watch are tie all watch are shirt no watch is belt conclusion: all tie which are shirt are not belt' all shirt are tie 2)statement: some rose are red all red are blue no blue is white conclusion: all white being red is not a possibility some rose being not white is not a possibility 3)statement: some jugs are mugs atleast some mugs are plates all plates are forks all forks are spoon conclusion: some plates not being spoon possibility some forks which are not plates are mugs all jugs being spoon is a possibility some plates which are not forks being mug is a possibility

1. all plants are animals 2.all insects are plants conclusion: 1.all insects being animal is possibility 2.there is possibility that some animals are neither insects nor plants.



New Pattern Syllogisms- Reverse & Symbolic (Coded)


1 Conclusions:
(i) Some bats are not rat
(ii) Some cat are rat

STATEMENTS:
A) Some dog are rat. No rat is cat. All cat is bat.
B) All dog are rat. No rat is cat. Some cat is bat
C) No dog is rat. No rat is cat. All cat is bat
D) All dog are rat. All rat are cat. No cat is bat
E) None


2 Conclusions:
(i) All red is blue is a possibility.
(ii) All green being yellow is a possibility.

STATEMENTS:
A) All red is yellow. All yellow is blue. No blue is green.
B) Some red is yellow. No yellow is blue. Some blue is green.
C) Some red is yellow. Some yellow is blue. No blue is green.
D) All red is yellow. No yellow is blue. All blue is green.
E) None


3 Conclusions:
(i) Some tulip are not lily.
(ii) Some flower are rose.

STATEMENTS:
A) Some rose are not lily. All rose are tulip. All tulip are flower.
B) All tulip are rose. Some lily are not rose. Some tulip are flower.
C) All rose are lily. No lily is tulip. No tulip are flower.
D) Some rose are lily. No lily is tulip. Some tulip are flower
E) None


4 Conclusions:
(i) All water being river is a possibility
(ii) Some ocean are not lake.

STATEMENTS:
A) Some lakes are water. All water us ocean. No ocean is river.
B) All lakes are water. All water is ocean. Some ocean is river.
C) All lakes are water. No water is ocean. Some ocean is river.
D) Some lakes are water. Some water is ocean. All ocean is river.
E) None



Answers:

1- D, 2 C, 3 A, 4 C

Symbolic Syllogism- Coded Syllogism
STEPS 1) FIRST SEE 100 BELOW EACH STATEMENT BETWEEN ELEMENT IN STATEMENT.IF NOT -> REJECT CONCLUSION , ELSE GO TO 2ND STEP. 2).THEN SEE RELATION BETWEEN THE CONCLUSION ELEMENT IF NOT FOLLOWS REJECT IT ELSE GO TO 3RD STEP. 3)THEN SEE 100/50 INCOME EXPENDITURE RULE FOLLOWS OR NOT IF YES THEN THE CONCLUSION IS RIGHT ELSE WRONG
In following Question Symblos are used with certain meaning:

1 P % Q means Some P are Q
2 P # Q means Some P are not Q
3 P & Q means Some Q are not P
4 P $ Q means All P are Q
5 P @ Q means No P is Q
Analyse which of following is definitely true

Ques 1:

Statement: A&B$C%D#E
1 C@D 
2 E#B
3 B%D
4 A%C
5 A&C

Ques 2:

Statement: A&B$C%D#E
1 B#D 
2 E#A
3 A#D
4 D#A
5 C%B

Ques 3:

Statement: A%B$C&D$E%F$G
1 G$C 
2 A@E
3 E%G
4 D@A
5 F@C

Ques 4:

Statement: A%B$C&D$E%F$G
1 E%B
2 C%A
3 F@D
4 B@E
5 B@D

Ques 5:

Statement: A$B&C%D
1 B&D
2 D%C
3 A%C
4 B$A
5 D$B

Answers: 1- 5, 2- 5, 3- 3, 4- 2, 5- 2

Here are 50 New pattern Syllogism questions.
Syllogism Questions based on the new pattern helps you to prepare for IBPS PO. SBI PO. RBI. IPPB. LIC. All Bank Exams
To know tricks to solve them watch the video:
Directions: In the following questions, only one Conclusion is given and five statements are given as a), b), c), d) and e. From this, you have to take the statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given statement logically follows.

1. Conclusions:


Some mouse is not monitor.


Some keyboards are monitor.


a) Statements I: Some screen is monitor. No monitor is keyboard. All keyboards are mouse.


b) Statements II: All screens are monitor. No monitor is keyboard. Some keyboard is mouse


c) Statements III: No screen is monitor. No monitor is keyboard. All keyboards are mouse


d) Statements IV: All screens are monitor. All monitors are keyboard. No keyboard is mouse


e) Statements V: Some keyboards are mouse. All monitor is screen. No keyboard is a screen.


2. Conclusions:


Some walls are not brick.


Some cement is not water.


a) Statements I: Some brick are cement. No cement is wall. All walls are water.


b) Statements II: All bricks are cement. Some Cement is wall. All walls are water.


c) Statements III: No brick is cement. All cement is wall. No wall is water.


d) Statements IV: No brick is cement. No cement is wall. All walls are water.


e) Statements V: All walls are bricks. Some wall is cement. All waters are bricks.

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3. Conclusions:


Some silver are platinum.


Some diamonds are silver.


a) Statements I: All silver are gold. Some gold are diamond. No diamond is platinum.


b) Statements II: Some silvers are gold. All gold are diamond. All diamond is platinum.


c) Statements III: All silvers are diamond. No gold is silver. Some diamond is platinum.


d) Statements IV: All silvers are gold. No gold is diamond. All diamond is platinum


e) Statements V: All platinum are silver. Some gold is silver. No gold is diamond.


4. Conclusions:


Some crows are not parrot.


Some crows are owl.


a) Statements I: All parrot are owl. No owl is crow. Some crows are Dove.


b) Statements II: Some parrots are owl. Some owls are crow. All crows are dove.


c) Statements III: No parrot is owl. All owls are crow. Some crows are dove.


d) Statements IV: All parrots are owl. Some owl is Dove. Some crows are dove.


e) Statements V: All owls are Parrot. All Parrots are crow. All crows are dove.


5. Conclusions:



Some white are not brown.

Some maroon is brown.

a) Statements I: All white are black. All black is brown. No brown is maroon.


b) Statements II: Some white are black. All black is brown. All brown is maroon.


c) Statements III: Some black are white. No black is brown. No brown is maroon.


d) Statements IV: All white is black. No black is brown. All brown is maroon


e) Statements V: No white is black. No black is brown. No brown is maroon


6. Conclusions:


All Donald being Micky is a possibility.


All Tom being Jerry is a possibility.


a) Statements I: All Donald is Jerry. All Jerry is Micky. No Micky is Tom.


b) Statements II: Some Donald is Jerry. No Jerry is Micky. Some Micky is Tom.


c) Statements III: Some Donald is Jerry. Some Jerry is Micky. No Micky is Tom.


d) Statements IV: All Donald is Jerry. No Jerry is Micky. All Micky is Tom.


e) Statements V: No Jerry is Tom. Some Donald is Tom. No Micky is Donald.


7. Conclusions:


Some Table is plastic.


Some plastic are bench


a) Statements I: All Table are Chair. All Chairs is bench. Some benches are plastic.


b) Statements II: All Table is Chair. Some Chair is bench. All benches are plastic.


c) Statements III: No Table is Chair. All Chairs are bench. Some benches are plastic.


d) Statements IV: Some Table is Chair. All Chairs are bench. No bench is plastic


e) Statements V: All Table is Chair. All Chairs are bench. All benches are plastic.


8. Conclusions:


Some dates are day.


Some years are day.


a) Statements I: All day are month. All month are year. Some years are date.


b) Statements II: Some days are month. All month are year. Some days are date.


c) Statements III: All day are month. Some month is year. All year are date.


d) Statements IV: All day are month. All month are date. Some years are date.


e) Statements V: No year is day. Some day is date. Some date is month.


9. Conclusions:


Some teachers are not student.


Some lessons are classroom.


a) Statements I: Some classroom is not student. All classrooms are teacher. All teachers are lesson.


b) Statements II: All classrooms are teachers. Some student is not classroom. Some teacher is lesson.


c) Statements III: All classrooms are student. No student is teacher. No teachers are lesson.


d) Statements IV: some classrooms are student. No student is teacher. Some teachers are lesson


e) Statements V: All students are classroom. All classrooms are lessons. All lessons are teachers.


10. Conclusions:


All windows being cot is a possibility.


Some doors are not pillow.


a) Statements I: Some pillows are window. All windows are door. No door is cot.


b) Statements II: All pillows are window. All windows are door. Some door is cot.


c) Statements III: All pillows are window. No window is door. Some door is cot.


d) Statements IV: Some pillows are window. Some window is door. All doors are cot.


e) Statements V: No window is door. Some door is pillow. Some pillow is cot.


11. Conclusions :

There is a possibility that some doctors are engineers

Some perfects are doctors


There is a possibility that some engineers are good


Some perfect are engineers


a) Statements: No doctors are perfect. All engineers are perfect. Some perfect are good


b) Statements: All doctors are perfect. All engineers are perfect. Some perfect are good


c) Statements : Some doctors are perfect. No engineers are perfect. Some perfect are good


d) Statements : All doctors are perfect. All engineers are perfect. No perfect are good


e) Statements : No doctors are perfect. No engineers are perfect. Some perfect are good


12. Conclusions :


Some tomatoes may be goods


No egg is potato


Some tomatoes may be eggs


Some goods are potatoes


a) Statements : No eggs are tomatoes. No tomato is a potato. All potatoes are goods


b) Statements : Some eggs are tomatoes. No tomato is a potato. No potatoes are goods


c) Statements : No eggs are tomatoes. No tomato is a potato. No potatoes are goods


d) Statements : All eggs are tomatoes. All tomato is a potato. All potatoes are goods


e) Statements : All eggs are tomatoes. No tomato is a potato. All potatoes are goods


13. Conclusions:


All those dogs that are cats are also whites


All the animals may be dog.


Some whites are animal


Some cats are animals


a) Statements : No dogs are cats. All animals are cats. No cats are whites


b) Statements : All dogs are cats. No animals are cats. All cats are whites


c) Statements : All dogs are cats. All animals are cats. All cats are whites


d) Statements : Some dogs are cats. Some animals are cats. All cats are whites


e) Statements : All dogs are cats. Some animals are cats. Some cats are whites


14. Conclusions :


Some gold which are white are not yellow


Some gold being yellow is a possibility.


Some white are gold


No silver is a yellow


a) Statements : No gold are silvers. All silvers are white. No white is a yellow.


b) Statements : Some gold are silvers. Some silvers are white. No white is a yellow


c) Statements : Some gold are not white. Some yellow are not white. No silver is a yellow


d) Statements : Some gold are silvers. All silvers are white. No white is a yellow


e) Statements : No gold are silvers. No silvers are white. No white is a yellow


15. Conclusions :


All moons being stars is a possibility


Some planets are stars

No moon is a universe

Some planets are moons


a) Statements : Some stars are moons. All moons are planets. No planet is a universe


b) Statements : No stars are moons. All moons are planets. No planet is a universe


c) Statements : Some stars are moons. Some moons are planets. Some planet is a universe


d) Statements : Some stars are not moons. No moons are planets. No planet is a universe


e) Statements : No stars are moons. No moons are planets. some planet is a universe


16. Conclusions:


Some wheels are bangles


All rings are wheels


Some tyres are bangles


a) Statements: Some chains are bangles. All bangles are rings. All rings are tyres. No tyres are wheels


b) Statements: All chains are bangles. No bangles are rings. All rings are tyres. All tyres are wheels


c) Statements: Some chains are bangles. Some bangles are rings. All rings are tyres. All tyres are wheels


D) Statements: Some chains are bangles. Some bangles are not rings. No rings are tyres. All tyres are wheels


e) Statements: Some chains are bangles. No bangles are rings. All rings are not tyres. All tyres are wheels


17. Conclusions:


Some seas are stones


Some jungles are hills


Some stones are hills


a) Statements: All hills are roads. All roads are stones. All stones are jungles. All jungles are sea


b) Statements: Some hills are roads. All roads are stones. No stones are jungles. All jungles are sea


c) Statements: No hills are roads. All roads are stones. All stones are jungles. Some jungles are sea


D) Statements: Some hills are roads. Some roads are stones. All stones are jungles. All jungles are sea


e) Statements: All hills are roads. All roads are stones. No stones are jungles. No jungles are sea


18. Conclusions:


Some threads are not room


Some needles are clothes is a possibility


Some threads are house is a possibility


a) Statements: No needles are threads. Some threads are clothes. No cloth is room. All rooms are houses


b) Statements: All needles are threads. Some threads are clothes. No cloth is room. All rooms are houses


c) Statements: Some needles are threads. Some threads are clothes. No cloth is room. All rooms are houses


D) Statements: All needles are threads. Some threads are clothes. Some cloth is room. Some rooms are houses


e) Statements: All needles are threads. No threads are clothes. No cloth is room. No rooms are houses


19. Conclusions:


Some roofs are curtains


Some bags are walls is a possibility


Some curtains are bags


a) Statements: All bags are toys. No bags are curtains. Some toys are not walls. All walls are roofs


b) Statements: No bags are toys. All toys are curtains. Some curtains are not walls. All walls are roofs


c) Statements: All bags are toys. All toys are curtains. Some curtains are not walls. All walls are roofs


D) Statements: Some bags are toys. All toys are curtains. Some curtains are walls. All walls are roofs

e) Statements: Some bags are toys. All toys are curtains. No curtains are walls. No walls are roofs

20. Conclusions:


Some plants are flowers


All roses are buds is a possibility


Some plants are buds


a) Statements: Some roses are flowers. Some flowers are buds. All buds are leaves. All leaves are plants


b) Statements: Some roses are flowers. Some flowers are not buds. No buds are leaves. All leaves are plants


c) Statements: All roses are flowers. No flowers are buds. All buds are leaves. All leaves are plants


D) Statements: No roses are flowers. No flowers are buds. All buds are leaves. All leaves are plants


e) Statements: Some roses are flowers. Some flowers are buds. No buds are leaves. No leaves are plants


21. Conclusions:


Some desks are pencils is a possibility


Some mountains are jungles


Some mountains are desks


Some jungles are kites.


a) Statements: All pencils are kites. No kites are desks. All desks are jungles. All jungles are mountains


b) Statements: No pencils are kites. No kites are desks. All desks are jungles. All jungles are mountains


c) Statements: Some pencils are kites. Some kites are desks. All desks are jungles. All jungles are mountains


d) Statements: Some pencils are kites. Some kites are desks. No desks are jungles. No jungles are mountains


e) Statements: Some pencils are kites. Some kites are desks. Some desks are jungles. Some jungles are mountains


22. Conclusions:


Some roads are boards


Some boards are papers is a possibility


Some roads are clips is a possibility


Some roads are lanes


a) Statements: No papers are clips. Some clips are bonds. Some boards are lanes. No lanes are roads


b) Statements: All papers are clips. All clips are bonds. No boards are lanes. All lanes are roads


c) Statements: Some papers are clips. No clips are bonds. No boards are lanes. Some lanes are roads


D) Statements: No papers are clips. Some clips are not bonds. Some boards are not lanes. All lanes are roads


e) Statements: All papers are clips. Some clips are bonds. Some boards are lanes. All lanes are roads


23. Conclusions:


Some buses are tyres


Some tyres are pens is a possibility


Some buses are wheels


Some clocks are wheels


a) Statements: All pens are clocks. Some clocks are tyres. All tyres are wheels. All wheels are buses


b) Statements: Some pens are clocks. Some clocks are tyres. All tyres are wheels. No wheels are buses


c) Statements: All pens are clocks. Some clocks are tyres. All tyres are not wheels. No wheels are buses


D) Statements: No pens are clocks. Some clocks are tyres. No tyres are wheels. All wheels are buses


e) Statements: All pens are clocks. All clocks are tyres. No tyres are wheels. No wheels are buses


24. Conclusions:


Some windows are rings

No stone is a ring

Some windows are doors


Some doors are rings


a) Statements: Some stones are hammers. Some hammer is a ring. Some rings are doors. All doors are windows


b) Statements: All stones are hammers. No hammer is a ring. Some rings are doors. All doors are windows


c) Statements: All stones are hammers. No hammer is a ring. No rings are doors. No doors are windows


D) Statements: All stones are hammers. All hammer is a ring. Some rings are doors. All doors are windows


e) Statements: Some stones are hammers. No hammer is a ring. Some rings are doors. All doors are windows


25. Conclusions:


Some sticks are store is a possibility


Some chains are baskets


Some chains are sticks


All stores are sticks is a possibility


a) Statements: Some stores are baskets. Some baskets are sticks. Some sticks are chains.


b) Statements: All stores are baskets. Some baskets are not sticks. Some sticks are chains


c) Statements: No stores are baskets. All baskets are sticks. All sticks are chains


D) Statements: All stores are baskets. Some baskets are sticks. All sticks are chains


e) Statements: All stores are baskets. No baskets are sticks. All sticks are chains


26. Conclusions:


Some ropes are desks


Some ropes are chairs


Some walls are ropes


Some desks are walls is a possibility


a) Statements: No desks are chairs. All chairs are ropes. Some ropes are walls


b) Statements: Some desks are chairs. All chairs are ropes. Some ropes are walls


c) Statements: All desks are chairs. All chairs are ropes. No ropes are walls


D) Statements: Some desks are not chairs. All chairs are ropes. Some ropes are not walls


e) Statements: No desks are chairs. Some chairs are ropes. All ropes are walls


27. Conclusions:


Some cars are rooms


Some roads are rooms


Some cars are wires


Some cars are roads


a) Statements: Some rooms are wires. No wires are roads. Some roads are cars


b) Statements: All rooms are wires. Some wires are roads. Some roads are cars


c) Statements: All rooms are wires. No wires are roads. All roads are cars


D) Statements: All rooms are wires. All wires are roads. All roads are cars


e) Statements: Some rooms are wires. Some wires are roads. Some roads are cars


28. Conclusions:


No table is a box


Some mats are not pencils


Some mats are not tables

Some pencils are tables

a) Statements: All tables are pencils. No pencil is box. Some boxes are mats


b) Statements: All tables are pencils. All pencil is box. All boxes are mats


c) Statements: Some tables are pencils. All pencils are boxes. Some boxes are mats


D) Statements: Some tables are pencils. No table is box. All boxes are mats


e) Statements: No table is pencils. All Boxes are Pencils. Some boxes are not mats


29. Conclusions:


Some books are chairs


Some chairs are books


Some pens are books


Some tables are chairs


a) Statements: Some books are not pens. All pens are chairs. Some chairs are tables


b) Statements: All books are pens. All pens are chairs. Some chairs are tables


c) Statements: Some books are pens. All pens are chairs. Some chairs are tables


D) Statements: No books are pens. All pens are chairs. Some chairs are tables


e) Statements: Some books are pens. No pens are chairs. No chairs are tables


30. Conclusions:


Some cars are buses


Some buses are cars


some jeeps are trucks


All jeeps are trucks


a) Statements: No cars are jeeps. Some jeeps are buses. No buses are trucks


b) Statements: All cars are jeeps. Some jeeps are buses. Some buses are not trucks


c) Statements: All cars are jeeps. No jeeps are buses. Some buses are trucks


D) Statements: All cars are jeeps. All jeeps are buses. All buses are trucks


e) Statements: No cars are jeeps. All jeeps are buses. All buses are trucks


31. Conclusions:


All dogs being monkeys is a possibility.


Some Monkeys are Cats is a possibility


Statements:


A) Statements: All dogs are cats. No cat is Pig. All Pigs are Monkeys.


B) Statements: No Cat is dog. No dog is Monkey. No Monkey is pig.


C) Statements: All dogs are cats. No dog is Pig. No cat is monkey.


D) Statements: All Cats are dogs. No cat is Pig. No dog is Monkey.


E) Statements: All dogs are cats. No cat is Monkey. All Pigs are Monkeys.


32. Conclusions:


No teacher is a lawyer.


All doctors are students.


Statements:


A) Statements: All Students are teachers. All teachers are doctors. No doctor is a lawyer.


B) Statements: All doctors are teachers. All teachers are students. Some Students are lawyers.


C) Statements: All doctors are teachers. No teachers is student. Some Students are lawyers.

D) Statements: All doctors are teachers. All teachers are students. No Student is a lawyer

E) Statements: All doctors are teachers. No teachers is student. No Student is a lawyer.


33. Conclusions:


At least some hills being lake is a possibility.


Some mountains are hills.


Statements:


A) Statements: All Hills are Mountains. All hills are rivers. No hill is a lake.


B) Statements: All Hills are Mountains. All Mountains are rivers. No river is a lake.


C) Statements: Some Hills are Mountains. Some hills are rivers. No hill is a lake.


D) Statements: Some Hills are Mountains. All Mountains are rivers. No hill is a lake.


E) Statements: All Hills are Mountains. Some hills are rivers. No river is a lake.


34. Conclusions:


Atleast some beans are carrot.


Some brinjals being carrot is a possibility


Statements:


A) Statements: All carrots are beans. Some beans are apples. No brinjal is Carrot.


B) Statements: No carrots is beans. Some beans are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.


C) Statements: All carrots are beans. Some beans are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.


D) Statements: No carrots is beans. Some beans are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.


E) Statements: All carrots are beans. Some beans are apples. No brinjal is carrot.


35. Conclusions:


All months being year is a possibility.


No month is a day.


Statements:


A) Statements: Some months are weeks. No week is a day. No month is a year.


B) Statements: All months are weeks. No week is a day. All days are years.


C) Statements: Some months are weeks. All months are days. No month is a year.


D) Statements: All months are weeks. No week is a day. No month is a year.


E) Statements: Some months are weeks. All months are days. All days are years.


36. Conclusions:


All Donkeys being Tigers is a possibility


All Monkeys being Tigers is a possibility


Statements:


A) Statements: All monkeys are Donkeys. No Donkey is Tiger. All elephants are Tigers


B) Statements: All monkeys are Donkeys. No Donkey is elephant. All elephants are Tigers


C) Statements: Some monkeys are Donkeys. No Donkey is Tiger. All elephants are Tigers


D) Statements: No monkey is Tiger. No Donkey is elephant. All elephants are Tigers


E) Statements: Some monkeys are Donkeys. No Donkey is elephant. No monkey is Tiger


37. Conclusions:


Some covers are pillows.


All sheet being cover is a possibility.


Statements:

A) Statements: No pillows is cover. Some covers are bed. No pillow is sheet.

B) Statements: Some pillows are covers. Some covers are bed. No Sheet is cover.


C) Statements: All pillows are covers. Some covers are bed. No pillow is sheet.


D) Statements: Some pillows are covers. All covers are bed. No Sheet is cover.


E) Statements: No pillows is cover. All covers are bed. No pillow is sheet.


38. Conclusions:


All tanks are gingers.


Some gingers are not fishes


Statements:


A) Statements: Some tanks are jars. Some jars are ginger. No fish is jar


B) Statements: All gingers are jars. Some jars are tanks. No fish is jar


C) Statements: All tanks are jars. Some jars are ginger. Some fishes are ginger


D) Statements: All tanks are jars. All jars are ginger. No fish is jar


E) Statements: All tanks are jars. All jars are ginger. Some fishes are ginger


39. Conclusions:


Some elephants are being cats is a possibility


Some tigers are being elephants is a possibility


Statements:


A) Statements: All cats are dogs; Some elephants are dogs. No tiger is elephant


B) Statements: All cats are dogs; No elephant is dog. All tigers are cats


C) Statements: Some cats are dogs; Some elephants are dogs. No tiger is elephant


D) Statements: Some cats are dogs; Some elephants are dogs. No tiger is elephant


E) Statements: Some cats are dogs; Some elephants are dogs. All tigers are cats


40. Conclusions:


Some mugs are plates


At least some trays are cups


Statements:


A) Statements: Some cups are trays. Some trays are plates. Some plates are mugs


B) Statements: Some cups are plates. Some plates are trays. Some trays are mugs


C) Statements: All cups are trays. Some trays are plates. No plate is mug


D) Statements: All cups are trays. All trays are plates. No plates is mug


E) Statements: Some cups are trays. Some trays are plates. No plate is mug


41. Conclusions:


Some grapes can be lemon


Some Oranges can be banana


Statements:


A) Statements: Some Apples are Oranges. Some Oranges are grapes. No grapes is banana. All bananas are lemons


B) Statements: Some Apples are Oranges. Some Oranges are grapes. No grapes is lemon. No orange is banana.


C) Statements: Some Apples are Oranges. Some Oranges are grapes. No grapes is lemon. All bananas are lemons.


D) Statements: Some Apples are Oranges. Some Oranges are grapes. No Orange is banana. All bananas are lemons


E) Statements: Some Apples are Oranges. Some Oranges are grapes. No Orange is banana. No banana is lemon


42. Conclusions:

Some hills are rivers

Some mountains can be hills


Statements:


A) Statements: All Mountains are rivers. No river is hill. Some hills are roads. No road is a way


B) Statements: All Mountains are rivers. No mountain is hill. Some hills are roads. No road is a way


C) Statements: All Mountains are rivers. No river is hill. No mountain is hill. No road is a way


D) Statements: All Mountains are rivers. No river is hill. Some hills are roads. All roads are way


E) Statements: All Mountains are rivers. Some rivers are hills. Some hills are roads. No road is a way


43. Conclusions:


No note is a bag


Some pencils are bags.


Statements:


A) Statements: No note is book. No book is a bag. Some bags are pencils.


B) Statements: All notes are books. All books are bag. No bag is pencil.


C) Statements: All notes are books. No book is a bag. Some bags are pencils.


D) Statements: All notes are books. No book is a bag. No bag is pencil.


E) Statements: All notes are books. All books are bag. Some bags are pencils.


44. Conclusions:


All leaves are flowers is a possibility.


No leaf is root


Statements:


A) Statements: No tree is flower. Some plants are flowers. All roots are leaves. No leaf is flower


B) Statements: All trees are flowers. Some plants are flowers. All roots are plants. No leaf is plant


C) Statements: Some trees are flowers. Some plants are flowers. All roots are leaves. No leaf is plant


D) Statements: All trees are flowers. Some plants are flowers. All roots are plants. No leaf is flower


E) Statements: All trees are flowers. Some plants are flowers. All roots are leaves. No leaf is plant


45. Conclusions:


All rooms being table is a possibility.


No room is a chair


Statements:


A) Statements: All rooms are fans. No fan is table. Some chairs are tables. Some tables are vans


B) Statements: No rooms is table. No fan is a chair. Some chairs are fans. Some tables are vans


C) Statements: All rooms are fans. All fans are chairs. Some chairs are tables. Some tables are vans


D) Statements: All rooms are fans. No fan is a chair. All chairs are tables. Some tables are vans


E) Statements: All rooms are fans. All fans are chairs. All chairs are tables. Some tables are vans


46. Conclusions:


No car is a note


All notes being animals is a possibility


Statements:


1) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are notes. All doors are animals.


2) Statements: Some mobiles are notes. No note is an animal. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.


3) Statements: Some mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are notes. All doors are animals.

4) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is an animal. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.

5) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.


A. Only Statements – 1 & 2


B. Only Statements – 2 & 3


C. Only Statements – 3


D. Only Statements – 4 & 5


E. Only Statements – 5


47. Conclusions:


Some hospitals are flat is a possibility.


Some schools are not colleges


Statements:


1) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. No hospital is school.


2) Statements: Some flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. Some apartment are college. No hospital is school.


3) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. All hospitals are schools


4) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No hospital is a flat. Some hospitals are Colleges


5) Statements: Some flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. Some hospitals are Colleges


A. Only Statements – 1 and 2


B. Only Statements – 2 and 3


C. Only Statements – 3 and 5


D. Only Statements – 4 and 5


E. Only Statements – 5


48. Conclusions:


Some tools are bags.


Some instruments are bags.


Statements:


1) Statements: Some Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. No bag is instrument.


2) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. All bags are tools.


3) Statements: Some Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are books.


4) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are subjects.


5) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are books.


A. Only Statements – 1 and 2


B. Only Statements – 2 and 3


C. Only Statements – 2 and 4


D. Only Statements – 1 and 3


E. None of these


49. Conclusions:


All birds are being vegetables is a possibility


Some vegetables are being animals is a possibility


Statements:


1) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. Some fruits are vegetables. Some fruits are plants


2) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is vegetables. No fruit is vegetables. Some fruits are plants


3) Statements: Some animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. Some fruits are vegetables. Some fruits are plants

4) Statements: Some animals are birds. No bird is vegetables. No fruit is vegetables. Some fruits are plants

5) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. All vegetables are animals. Some fruits are plants


A. Only Statements – 1 & 2


B. Only Statements – 2 & 3


C. Only Statements – 3 & 4


D. Only Statements – 4 & 5


E. None of these


50. Conclusions:


All D’s are being B’s is a possibility


Some C are E


Statements:


1) Statements: Some A’s are B’s. Some B’s are C’s. No C is D. No D is E.


2) Statements: All A’s are B’s. All B’s are C’s. Some C’s are D’s. All D’s are E’s



3) Statements: Some A’s are B’s. All B’s are C’s. Some C’s are D’s. All D’s are E’s

4) Statements: All A’s are B’s. Some B’s are C’s. No C is D. All D’s are E’s

5) Statements: All A’s are B’s. All B’s are C’s. No C is D. All D’s are E’s


A. Only Statements – 1 & 2


B. Only Statements – 2 & 3


C. Only Statements – 3 & 4


D. Only Statements – 4 & 5


E. None of these


Answers:


1-d, 2-c, 3-b, 4-c, 5-d, 6- c, 7-e, 8-b, 9-a, 10-c, 11-b, 12-e, 13-c, 14-d, 15- a, 16- c, 17-a, 18-b, 19-d, 20- a, 21- c, 22-e, 23-a, 24-b, 25-d, 26-b, 27- d, 28- a, 29-c, 30-d, 31- a, 32-d, 33-e, 34-c, 35-b, 36- b, 37- c, 38-d, 39-e, 40-a, 41-a, 42-e, 43-c, 44- b, 45-d, 46-e, 47- c, 48- c, 29-e, 50-b



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