Reasoning: Syllogism Questions Set 23

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Directions: In the following question, a set of four statements is followed by five conclusions, one of which definitely does not follow (or is not a possibility of occurrence). Choose that conclusion as the answer.

  1. Statements: Some lions are tigers. Some monkeys are dogs. All dogs are cats. No monkey is lion
    Conclusions:
    I. All cats are tigers
    II. All dogs are lions
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option B
    Solution:
    If all dogs are lions, then some lions will be monkeys but no lion is monkey so II is definitely false.
  2. Statements: All yellow are red. All red are brown. Some green are red. Some white are yellow.
    Conclusions:
    I. All dogs  are tigers
    II. No green is yellow
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option D
  3. Statements: Some copy are paste. Some clip are paste. No paste is cut. All add are cut.
    Conclusions:
    I. All clip are add.
    II. All add are copy.
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option A
  4. Statements: Some add are subtract. Some divide are subtract. All divide are multiply. No bracket is subtract.
    Conclusions:
    I. No divide is bracket
    II. All bracket are add is a possibility
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option D
  5. Statements: All yellow are red. Some brown are yellow. No brown is white. All green are white.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some green are yellow
    II. No red is white
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option D
  6. Statements: All lions are tigers. Some dogs are tigers. No cat is dog. All monkey are cat.
    Conclusions:
    I. All tigers are cats
    II. All monkey are tigers
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option A
  7. Statements: All A are B. Some A are C. No C is E. All D are E.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some D are C
    II. Some A are D
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option A
    Solution:
    No C is E, so some D are C is definitely false
  8. Statements: Some A are B. All B are C. No C is D. All D are E.
    Conclusions:
    I. All A are E
    II. Some B are D
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option B
  9. Statements: Some A are B. All A are C. Some B are D. No B is E.
    Conclusions:
    I.No A is E
    II. All E are C.
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option D
  10. Statements: Some A are B. All C are D. No B is D. All D are E.
    Conclusions:
    I. All A are D
    II. Some C are B
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
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     Option E
    Solution:
    I. If all A are D, then some B will be D which is false
    II. Similarly II definitely not follows

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40 thoughts on “Reasoning: Syllogism Questions Set 23”

  3. .-•~¹°” Ambika : ˆ”°¹~•

    In 1st ques , A can be possible na. then why both are wrong , B is the answer i think

          2. Shubhra

            Statements: Some A are B. All A are C. Some B are D. No B is E.
            Conclusions:
            I.No A is E
            II. All E are C.

            I. Either of no A is E or some A are E is possible na??

            If possible then we cannot say that I – definitely does not follow

            II. If All E are C, there is no problem, means possibility occurs of All E are C – this also means that II is not definitely false

            See the word definitely – The conclusion should not definitely follow

            In 10th Q:

            Statements: Some A are B. All C are D. No B is D. All D are E.
            Conclusions:
            I. All A are D
            II. Some C are B

            Is All A are D a possibility ?? No it is not, so this definitely does not follow

      2. EKTA

        mam is type ke question ke option choose karne m doubt rahta he …mam quest me pucha he ki choose the one which definitely doesnt follow….ans suppose my both the statemnt are definitely nt following thn which option i will choose , mam bas yahi confusion he ..plss clear it mam

  7. Barish!!

    Some A are B. All B are C. No C is D. All D are E.
    Conclusions:
    I. All A are E
    II. Some B are D
    mam isme 2 kese follow karega ??

    1. .-•~¹°” Ambika : ˆ”°¹~•

      B is wrong , it is not even possible that some B are D so it will definitely not follow

    1. ~CASIMIRO~ NOTORIOUS LEARNER

      one of which definitely does not follow (or is not a possibility of occurrence).
      pehla possibility me follow hoga dekhna

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