sYltocrsM,

Corcfurionr:

NATIONAI,ISED BANI6
& IBPS POAII/SO
Illrcctlour (f-61 : In each of,the
questlons belorrare gtuen three statements followed by four conelusions
numbered I, II, ru and ry. You have to
take the gtven statements to be true
even lf they seem to be at varlance
from commonly known facts. Read all
the conclusiqlg and then dectde whldt
of tJle gtuen conclustons lqglcally folhffs ftam the glven statements.llsregprdhg commonly knorvn facte.
(CrlEa B.[I,

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I. Somewindqws are fans.

II. Some windows.are roonrs.
III. Some fans are green.
IV. No green.ls farl.

All'dogs are ralns.

(l)Allfollon

Some bo<es.are trees.

Some trees sre hor,see.
AII horces are frutte.

(2)
(3)
(a)
(5)

Cmctudoo:

(0 Ontyeitherl orIVandtr follonr

(4) OnVe{therl onItr andlVfoltw'
S.

Cmcludoar:
I. No road ls man,
II. No road ls sky.
III. Some skies are ran.
IV. All roads are men,
(U None folloqn

Strtirmcotr:
All llorrcrs are buses.

13)

I. Some Ugers are buses.

II. Some ttgers are florers.
m. Some cats arre florrers.
IV. Some buses are flgera.
(f) Nonefollows
(2) Only I and II follorr
(3) QBIyIII and IVfollow
(a)
(5)

OnlyI andtVfollorv

QtlyII and III follow

Statmtqtr:

All fans are rogtrtg.

No man ls sl5r.
No elgr is road.
Some men are roads.

(2)

Some buses are cats.

8.

Stetcoootr:

(5) None of these

A[ cats are Ugers.

Coacludoor:

'

6.

Only I, II and III follour

OnIy II, III and N follon,
Only III and tV fo[oq,
None of these

No roombgrgL
Some windows are green.

9nlyI follows

Only I and III follolr

(4 Only II and III follov
(5) None of these

Dlrcctlonr (&fO) : In eactr of the

questlons belqr are glven three staterrents followed by four concluslons
numbered I, II, III and IV. You have to
takerthe glven statements to be true
aren lf they seem to be at varlance
from comqorlV known facts. Read all
the cqrcludmg and thsr dedde wtrlch
of the glven concluslona logtcally folloup from the gtven Btatcfirento diergardtng common$ kno$rn facts.

(lyldlcltc BEL BO Ern0. f0ro.2(x,.l

6. Stetcocqtr:
AII Plal,ere are sPectators.

Some spectatora are theatree,

Some theatreg are drarnas.

(5)Allfollow

7. Atatcocutr:

All ralns are chafrs.

I. Somc chalrs are tablets.
II. A[ dogc a"re chalrs.
III. Some tablele are dqgs.
IV, Sme tablets are chalrs.

i:.

(3) Only II and IV follqv

(4) OntJ, I and III foltor*,

(5)Allfollor
4. Stetcocotr:

Oe.@.zoog)

I. Some fruits are bqes.

II. Some &utts arc trees.
III. Sorne horses arc bores.
IV. No frult box
(l) Nonefollows
(2) Onty either II or IV follows

(l) Only II follows .

(2) None follovs

(2) Onb'UIfollgllr6
(3) OnIylVfo[ows
(4) OnlyII and IV follow

l. Stateocate:

Cmcludoar':

I. Somedramasafgspg tetors.
II. Some playere.are- drampe.
III. Some theatreq are players.

(f) OnVI follons

Some tablets are ratns.

I.
II.

Some buckets are waters.

AII waters arq paf,era. Some papers! etre woods.
.'
Cocludolr:
Someurcods are wateis. . .'
Some buckets are woods:

IIl.

$q4oe papersaqe buckets.

IV.. Sorne woode gre bqckets ,
[1) Nonebllours , ,i
(2) Only II follovrs
(3) Only UI follows
(5) Only II,

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: ;

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:
:

III and lv-foliow' :'

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8. Strtcocots:
Some rinEF are phones.
Some phones are comput:rE..i
Some computers are stations.

ConcfEdoor:

I. Ssne stations are rlngs.

IL Some phones areataflons.
IIL Somc comprdere are rlrigi.
IV. All rlngs aregtations.
(l) None follotils
(2) OnIy I and II follow
(3) Only I, II and III follonr
(4) Only II and III follolr

(5)Allfolloy

g. Stetoocnte:
All leaves are lnks. No tnk, ls
brush.

All cakes are brushes.

Concludor:
I. Some cakes are leaves,
II. Some.lnks are cakes.
III; Some tnks are leavee.
IV. Some cakes are brushes.

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(1)

(f)

All follorr

(2) Only I and II follonr

(3) Only II and III follotir
(a) OnVIII
(5) None of thege

.:'
andlVfobn' : ;'i

folocts

,;

l& Strtorotr:

10.

Ooocludor:
II. Some wheels are ctralns.
III. Some mtEoni are cycles.

low

(5)

on*qpuom

(4)Noneffilcnp
(5) Onlyeltherl orIllandIII follorr
D&,cstfoar {!f,.aftl} s{neadr of

14.

Some hamrners are beads.

All beads arc rlnge.

Gmeldmf

ttsen three

ments dtsregardlng cornmcrsr knoim

facts.

h[.

$urb:
Ssa
Some

II. Somc wtnddtri are tcnts.

III. SoEcffi!artefltr.
(l) NorrceQdry

'trD'OnlyI urdtl lt*bw

(31

Onbi II

(41OnlyI

endln'S[ow

andfiftiltftr

(5)Allfrflow

l!}@:,'
AEtabt6acboarb.
All peneare bouds.
All boar& arpre.

ffi:

I. Sorrtr pcnE arc tables.

II. Some Fpccs irc pQnr.
III. Nopen lls table.

(2) 9nryIlfo[qrc
(3) Onb'UI foltws
(4)

le

l&

Some plates are spoonc.

All spoons are forks.

Alltforks are borrls.
Some bowls are utenslls.

I. Some plates arebowls:

IL AII spoons are bowls.
III. Some forks are utensils.
(1) Only I followe
(21 Only I! follows
(3) OnIy I and III follow
(4) Only I and II follow
(5) None ofthese

19. Statcrcate:
Some dlscs are boards.

Alhoards are keys.

ae blnocularc.

A[ binoculars ale spoons.

Sorrre spoons ar atBi.
OoocJnlmr:
I. Some grln are btnmular:c.
II. Someapoons ane eaurefas.
III. Some cups ar carncrqE

(l) Onlyl followp

(2) OnVII folhrs

Coclsloo:

L
II.
III.
(l)
(9

Some bmks are keys.

No bmk ts kry.
Some discs are keys.

Only III follour

Onty I and III follow
(3) Either I or II and III follow
(4) Allfollow
(5) None of these

2[}. Statcnolts:

(3rOnV III follorvs

|EITF{IT

Some books are flles.

All follotr,

(4) Only elther I or II

(5) None of theac

ri

Erao. 26.06.2OO8)

Etatcncn'ts:

All flles are discs.

El None of theoc
Some carneras

'(BanL Of Xalrrarhtra PO

Concluclor.:

II. Some shlrts areJackets.

III. Some trousrs arcJackets.
(l) only I fdlou,s

-i

monly known facts.

AIIfollon

Ooocludmt':
I. Sornc cape air Sacfets.

htHtne.

fsllorY

(i

ments followed by three Conclusions

numbered I, II and III. You have to take
the given statements to be true even if
thg5rseem tobe atvariance frsm commonly known faets-Read all the eonclusions and then declde.which of thb
given conchrslons logtcally follows from

All Jackets are trousers.

No trousr ts shlrt.
Soqe shlrts are caps.

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Sm dtatu are rdndowu.
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Omcffir:

-i ,l

Dlrcctloag lll8',22l: In each df

lE Stetmtr;

.5ooct

si

the queetons belorv aregiven four statb-

II

ttrrts arc bu[dtrlp.

bufftrgr ar chdrg.

I. Some wlnd.omrs*nrc

(5) AII

(2) OnlyI follmn

(3) Only
and III follour
(4) OnlyI and II follorr
(5)

i;.i

the gtven statements di:sreglardtng com-

I. Some rtngs ar hammers.

II. Sorne hammers are bo<es.
III. Some rlngs are bores.
(1) None follows

stateurents folbured by the three Con-

cluslons numberd, I II and III. You

have to take the gtven statemen-t8 to
be true even tf thry seetr to be at
varlance frour cmmon$r knmrn facts.
Read alt the Concludsrs and tlren decfdb whtctr of the gvBir Cbacluslons
logtcals followa from the'gfven irtate-

All follou,

Sttoocotr:

It,;

I. Some belts are hotels.

IIi Some alrports are hotels:
, III, Some hooks are belts.
(l) Only I and II follour
:(2),Only I arrd III follow
(3) Only II and III follow
(4) Only III follow

follosr

Some bores are hammerg.

bdqrrst

None

(2) OntyI follovaE

(3) OnlyI foltors
(4) OnVI and III follow

(2) Only elther I or,IV and II fol-

1r.

'

I. Some cycles are mtrrors.

(l)

*iril

tte Coocludor:

Some c1rcles dre wheels.

II. Some treee are,threds.

III. Smre booc+ are needles.
IV. Some tracs ar ncedles.
(l) Only eilther I or,[V fs[rys

Etatcmoatr:
All hotels aye alrports.
All alrports are belts,'
Some belts are hooks.

Allwtreets are mlrTors.

Gooclrdm!
I. No needle Ir t ts.

the que$iong

AII chalns are c5rcles.

All needleg are threads.

All threads are borcs.
All trees aitbc6s.

(O

Al follotr

(2) Onlyefthcr I or III follorc

(3) OntylI
l
I
Itr
onBdthr
tr
atd
n'ffbrr
{t)
(5) None of these

folloqc. '

All buses are trains.

Some trains are cars.

SYLrcGISM

Coocludonr:

No car ls scooter.

Gmcludour:

I;
II.

I.

III.

All scooterirreJeepo,
Some ears are buscs.
All jeeps are scootert.
NoJeep is traln.
(1) Onty I follows

(l)

II.
III.

24.

follows

pillorls mattress..

Some rnattresse dre

All beds are sofas.

t)eds.

,,

III.

Coocluelolr:
I. Nobedlspillov.
Some mattresses are sofas.
Some beds are ptllows.

(1) Only elther I or III follows

(2 Onlyllfollows
',

follour

Nlfollou,

Stetcocotr:

;. ,j:

.'.

L Some nuts are pulses.

II. Some nuts are gralns.
III. Nofruttlssprout.

'

Coacludolr:

loured by three concluslons numbered

I, II and III. You have to take the three

be tnre

even if
they seem to be atvarlaneefrom com-

monly knonn facts and then decide

wtrldr ofthe given conr*sions lqtcally
folloup frorr the three gven gtatements

I. Some nails are hammers.

II. Some snrordg arb'lsrfues.
III. No nail ts harnmer.
(1) Nonefolloum
(2) Only etther I ortrII fotlocrs
(3) Only II followp
(4) Only III folloun

27.8tatmtr:

disregardlng commonly knorrs,facts.

Ttren declde whtch of answers (f), (2),
(3), (4) and i5) ls the correct answer.

All,trees arelunghe,

B.rL

PtO

Erlm. r6.O6.2fiI81

SomeJugs af,e pots.

All pots are plates.

Coc&rdmr

I. Some huts are rooms.

Orily II follii"fiB ', I

CI OnlyIII foltlh's.
(4) Nonefoloqrs'
'(5) AII follorrr

;.'.

have

gardtjng cor-nmonly facts.

(Ardhr.

B.rt

PO

SB.;fa"OO.2OOg)

S. Etdcocotr:
Sgme robots'arc mactrines.
Some corrputers are both robots

andmachines.
Some antmab, are machines.

Sometoysare ?nlmals.
I. Some toys are robets

AllJunglesareroads.
Coqe,hrdoar:
I. All fruits are jirn$es
II. Some roads'are frutts.
III. SomeJun$es are frults.
,

(1) Onty I and II follos,

(2) OnIy I and IIIfollow

r-ftTffiil

the curclusions ard thcn kide whictr

of the gtven concltrsiona lggically follows from the gtvep:atatements dlsre-

Coocludoot:

(5)'Onb'I follows

Some fruits are tneeg.

Gndfrn Ovcrrc.r

1'

Some butldtrlgp are huts.

even

No hammCr ts sur6ia.''
Some swords are natld.

Ir&,cc6oar (2+2ef 'f in each questlon below are three statements fol-

'i'.
''
house. 1;-']l
Nohouseldtitiildliti. i'
No rooms t$

'(21

All kntues are hamrhbrs.

(5) Irlqreofthege."

S.Stamtr

II: Some hirts er6 lurigeg:' '.:r

',, III. Sorne hutsrtre butldkrgb.
(r) Onlyl follovs

(5) None of these

orII follows

.,

All follow

26.8tatmots:

(1) Only II and III follonr

1!i

(4) None foUorvs

(5) Allfollon,

:,

All bulbs are cheilrs.

All ctralrs are tables.
AII tables are iitirrors.

(4)

..J,:.

(3) Only III followe

Ctnly III follows

Cmc,ludoor

Some booke ane pens.

Some pens are.deaft*,

III. Some racke are,books.

(l) Only I folloqrE

OnlyI andllfo[db

Some mirrors ai.e bulbs.

II. Some tables are bulbs.
UI. All chatrs;are mlrrors.
(1) Onfy I and II foUsw
(2) Only I and III follow
(3) Only II and III follow

Nofruitis nut
Csncludou:

glven statetnentE to

Nonefollop
Ontylfollouri
OnIyII follorits ''''

I.

Some pulses are gralns.

Some grains are sprouts.
All sprouts are nuts.

(3) Only elther I

(4) l{me follows

Somebranches are rlngs.

Some sttcks are chairs.

26.3tatcocob:

(3) Only II and eitlrer I or III fol-

(4 OnlyI andII

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

I. Some racke arepe4g" ;

II. Some desks ffi ;b1pg.kg,

Btatcocotr:

II.

'

Coucludoor:

All sttcks are branches.

Concluelone:
I. Somebranchesarechairs.

.i

(4) All
(5) None of these

Somedeskareracke..

Some rlngs are stlcks.

All curtalns are ptloq/s.

2!1.

All chaire are rings.

21. Etetcocotr:

(5)

Nonefollmp

(4 AnlyIII follows

(5) Nonefo[ows

lqr

follow

(5) Only II and III follow

(4 Onlyeitherl orIII

II.
III.

Some pots are tabltB.

Some plates are tablets.

(2) Only I followe

(3) Only II ,follows

(2) Only II follorvs

(3) Onty III follows

No

(3) Only II and III follow

SomeplatesareJugs.

II. Some toys aremephines.

III. Sorrc aninrals arc smputers.
IV. Sorne robots are not toys.
(1)

(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)

Nonefo[mn

Only II and III follorr '

Only I and III follour
OnlyIII follows
Only elther I or M follow