Reasoning: Syllogism Questions Set 24

Directions (1-3): In each of the questions below, statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions DEFINITELY DO NOT follow from the given statements.

  1. Statements: All chairs are tables. Some tables are pens. No table is pencil. Some pencils are erasers.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some chairs are pencils
    II. All pens are pencils
    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
  2. Statements: All pigs are cats. Some pigs are dogs. No dog is tiger. All lions are tigers
    Conclusions:
    I. No cat is lion
    II. All lions are pigs
    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 chairs are tables. All tables are pens. Some pens are pencils. No pen is eraser.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some tables are erasers
    II. All pencil are eraser
    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

Directions (4-7): In each of the questions below, statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions follow from the given statements.

  1. Statements: All green are orange. Some orange are pink. All pink are white. Some red are pink.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some orange are white.
    II. No green is red.
    A) only I 
    B) only II 
    C) either I or II 
    D) neither I nor II 
    E) both I and II
    View Answer
     Option A
  2. Statements: Some copy are pen. All pen are erasers. No book is eraser. Some pencils are books. 
    Conclusions:
    I. Some pens are books
    II. All pencils are pens 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
  3. Statements: All chairs are tables. Some pens are chairs. No pencil is pen. All pencils are erasers.
    Conclusions:
    I. All chairs are erasers is a possibility.
    II. Some pencils are chairs.
    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: All green are white. Some green are black. No blue is green. All red are blue.
    Conclusions:
    I. No white is red.
    II. All black are red 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

Direction (8-10): Each option contains some statements. Determine from which statements the given two conclusions follow.

  1. Conclusions:
    I. Some pens are pencils is a possibility
    II. All copy are pencils is a possibility
    A) Some copy are pen. All pen are eraser. No pencil is eraser. Some pencils are books.
    B) All erasers are copy. Some eraser are pen. No pencil is eraser. All books are pencils.
    C) All copy are pen. Some eraser are pen. No book is eraser. All pencils are books.
    D) Some copy are pen. Some eraser are pen. No book is pen. All pencils are books.
    E) both I and II
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     Option C
  2. Conclusions:
    I. All white are blue is a possibility. 
    II. Some black are not red.
    A) All white are black.Some green are black. Some red are green. No black is blue.
    B) Some white are black. All black are green. No red is green. Some red are blue 
    C) Some white are black. All black are green. Some red are green. Some red are blue 
    D) All white are black. Some white are green. No blue is green. Some red are blue. 
    E) both I and II
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     Option B
  3. Conclusions:
    I. No cat is pig. 
    II. All pig are rabbit is a possibility. 
    A) All monkey are cats. Some cats are lions. Some lions are rabbits. No pig is lion.
    B) All monkey are cats. No monkey is lion. All lions are rabbits. Some pigs are lion.
    C) Some monkey are cats. Some lions are cats. All rabbits are lions. No pig is lion.
    D) Some monkey are cats. All cats are lions. Some lions are rabbits. No pig is lion.
    E) both I and II
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     Option D

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72 thoughts on “Reasoning: Syllogism Questions Set 24”

  1. yar 1,2,3 mai ;do not; direction mai lga k confuse kyu kiya h
    mere hisab se to all 3 mai hi none follow ayega,
    D and E option mai kya difference hua ( if be consider do not in direction ) dono ka meanig to same hai, 3rd mai b mera none follow hai

    Mam view answer mai diagram se explain kr skte kya syllogism k ques ap log if possible.

    I love the thing that u ppl always reply.. thanks to be here for us

    1. Do not here means definitely does not follow. like

      All A are B. No B is C. Some C are D

      Conclusion I: Some A and D —– This can follow or cannot – It is not definite, so we cannot say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Conclusion II: Some A are C. —— This is definitely false na?. So we can say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Conclusion I: Some B and D —– This can follow or cannot – It is not definite, so we cannot say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.

      Neither I nor II means – we cannot say that both DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Both I and II means – we can say that both DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.

      Do you get now ?
      And yes I will explain with venn

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        @Shubhra_AspirantsZone:disqus Mam agar isme conclusion hota

        All B are D —— tab definitely not follow hota na?

        1. No

          All B are D ho bhi jata hai to No B is C follow kar rha hai na (cz some C are D hai)

          If it was — All D are B – then definitely not follow hoga

    1. Do not here means definitely does not follow. like

      All A are B. No B is C. Some C are D

      Conclusion I: Some A and D —– This can follow or cannot – It is not definite, so we cannot say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Conclusion II: Some A are C. —— This is definitely false na?. So we can say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Conclusion I: Some B and D —– This can follow or cannot – It is not definite, so we cannot say that it DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.

      Neither I nor II means – we cannot say that both DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.
      Both I and II means – we can say that both DEFINITELY DOES NOT follow.

      Do you get now ?
      And yes I will explain with venn.

      1. can you pls tel any other method of solving Q.8 to 10 as venn method will consume a lot of time

    1. ครђ

      process pe laga ke ek set solve karlo AZ ka itne open hojayega 😛

      mene aise hi kiya tha 😀

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