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SYLLOGISM
Directions (1-10) : In the question below, there are three statements followed by
two conclusions I and II.You have to take the three given statements to be true even
if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which
of the given conclusions logically follows from the three statements disregarding
commonly known facts.
1) Statements: Only a few fg is pk All fg is fm Mostly fm is nm
Conclusions: I. Some fm is not pk II. All pk being nm is a possibility
A - Only conclusion I follows B - Both the conclusions I and II follow
C - Neither conclusion I nor II follow D - Only conclusion II follows
E - Either conclusion I or II follows
2) Statements: Only group is single Some group is online Some online is data
Conclusions: I. No single is online
II. All single being data is a possibility
3) Statements: All scripts are cases. 12% cases are turns.
Mostly turns are villas.
Conclusions: I. A few villas are cases. II. Some scripts may be turns.
A - Only conclusion II follows B - None of these
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
D - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. E - Only conclusion I follows
4) Statements: Only a few sock is jean All jean is shirt
All shirt is trouser
Conclusions: I. Some shirt is not sockII. Some sock is not trouser
C - Neither conclusion I nor II follows D - Only conclusion II follows
5) Statements: No mails is current. 98% current are priority.
Every priority are personal.
Conclusions: I. All current being personal is a possibility.
II. A few priority are not mails
REASONING SYLLOGI SM  1
6) Statements: Mostly men are girls. Only girls are boys.
Only men are women.
Conclusions: I. No girls are women. II. A few men may be boys.
A - Only conclusion I follows B - None of these
D - Only conclusion II follows E - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
7) Statements: Only a few months are years. 1% years are days.’
No days are dates.
Conclusions: I. A few dates are not months. II. All years may be dates.
D - Only conclusion II follows E - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
8) Statements: 0.1% winters are summers. No summers are autumns.
A few autumns are seasons.
Conclusions: I. A few winters may be seasons. II. Mostly seasons are not summers.
9) Statements: No gold is silver. A few silvers are diamonds.
Only diamonds are bronzes.
Conclusions: I. Mostly diamonds are not golds. II. A few silvers may be bronzes.
10) Statements: A few flowers are fruits. All fruits are vegetables.
Only a few vegetables are foods.
Conclusions: I. Some foods are flowers.
II. All flowers being vegetables is a possibility.
A - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
B - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. C - None of these.
D - Only conclusion II follows E - Only conclusion I follows
11) Statements: A few monk are priest. Each priest is pop. No person is pop.
Conclusions: I. Some priest being person is a possibility.
II. Some monk are not person.
12) Statements: 2% R are S. Mostly S are L. Only L are O.
Conclusions: I. None of the O are S. II. None of the R are L.
13) Statements: A few alpha are numb. All lamb are numb. None of the sample is lamb.
Conclusions: I. No numb is sample. II. A few lamb may be alpha.
A - Only conclusion I follows B - Only conclusion II follows
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D - None of these
E - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
14) Statements: No planets are moons. A few moons are stars.
All stars are satellites.
Conclusions: I. A few stars are not planets.
II. Mostly planets being satellites is a possibility.
C - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow
D - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows E - Only conclusion I follows
15) Statements: No students are teachers. Only teachers are principals.
5% pupils are teachers.
Conclusions: I. No principals are students. II. A few pupils may be principals
A - Only conclusion II follows B - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
C - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow
D - Only conclusion I follows E - None of these
16) Statements: No boys are girls. All girls are men. None of the men are women.
Conclusions: I. No men are boys. II. A few boys can be women.
A - Only conclusion II follows B - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow
17) Statements: All vehicles are motors. Only a few motors are bicycles.
Only bicycles are cars.
Conclusions: I. Some vehicles are bicycles. II. A few cars can be motors.
C - Only conclusion I follows D - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
E - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow
18) Statements: A few lines are points. All decimals are lines. No figures are decimals.
Conclusions: I. No lines are figures. II. Mostly points can be decimals.
A - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow B - Only conclusion II follows
C - Only conclusion I follows
D - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows E - None of these
19) Statements: Not a single band is cross. All cross are offers.
Each offer is bond.
Conclusions: I. All cross are bond. II. Some band are offers.
C - Either conclusion I or II follows D - Both conclusions I and II follow
E - Neither conclusion I nor II follows
20) Statements: Only M is F. Some M are G. Only G is B.
Conclusions: I. All G being M is not a possibility. II. Some F being B is a possibility.
C - Either conclusion I or II follows D - Both conclusions I and II follow
E - Neither conclusion I nor II follows
21) Statements: Some king are queen. All queen are ace. Only king are jack.
Conclusions: I. Some queen are jack. II. All king being ace is a possibility.
III. All jack are king.
A - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. B - Only conclusion I follows
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion III follows D - Only conclusion III follows
E - All conclusions I, II and III follow
22) Statements: Some box are floor. Each floor is shelf.
No shelf is carpet. No carpet is tomb.
Conclusions: I. All box being a shelf is a possibility. II. No carpet is floor.
III. Some box are tomb.
A - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. B - Only conclusion III follows
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D - Only conclusion II follows
E - All conclusions I, II and III follow
23) Statements: Each number is alphabet. Every alphabet is letter.
Some number are paragraph.
Conclusions: I. All paragraph are letter. II. Some letter are number.
III. Some alphabet are paragraph.
A - Both conclusion II and conclusion III follow. B - Only conclusion I follows
C - None of the conclusion follows D - Only conclusion III follows
E - None of the above
24) Statements: Some pink are green. Some green are white.
Only white are black.
Conclusions: I. Some green are black. II. Some pink are white.
III. All white are pink.
A - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. B - Only conclusion I follows
E - None of the conclusions I, II and III follows
25) Statements: Some kid are child. Some girl are child. Only girl are boy.
Conclusions: I. Some child are boy. II. Some kid are boy.
A - Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. B - Only conclusion II follows
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D - Only conclusion I follows
E - Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
26) Statements: A few dates are months. No months are years.
All dates are days.
Conclusions: I. All months can be days. II. Mostly dates are not years.
27) Statements: A few boys are girls. Only girls are men. No women are boys.
Conclusions: I. Mostly boys may be men. II. No women are girls.
28) Statements: No pictures are lines. All lines are graphs.
Only a few graphs are diagrams.
Conclusions: I. A few graphs are pictures. II. No lines are graphs.
29) Statements: No apples are fruits. All fruits are mangoes.
Only a few mangoes are bananas.
Conclusions: I. A few apples are mangoes.
II. A few bananas being fruits is a possibility.
C - Only conclusion II follows D - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
30) Statements: 2% hairs are hands. All hands are legs. A few legs are fingers.
Conclusions: I. All hairs being legs is a possibility. II. A few hands are fingers.
31) Statements: Some states are countries Only males are females
Mostly males are states
Conclusions: I. Some females can be countries II. Some states can be females
32) Statements: Only a few drags are rags No rag is bag
Some bags are tags
Conclusions: I. Some tags are not drags II. All drags being rags is a possibility
33) Statements: At least some bottles are waters No water is blue
Only a few blues are reds
Conclusions: I. Some reds being bottles is a possibility
II. Some blues are not reds
34) Statements: Some data are inputs Mostly Inputs are outputs
All outputs are monitors
Conclusions: I. All outputs can be inputs II. Some monitors are inputs
35) Statements: Some ends are games All games are ludo
Mostly ludo are chess
Conclusions: I. Some chess are not ends II. All ends being chess is a possibility
36) Statements: A few laptops are watches. All watches are mobiles.
No phones are watches.
Conclusions: I. No mobiles are phones. II. All laptops being mobiles is a possibility.
37) Statements: Only boxes are bags. No bullets are boxes. A few bubbles are bullets.
Conclusions: I. No bubbles are boxes. II. No bullets are bags.
38) Statements: A few fruits are flowers. All flowers are leaves.
0.1% roses are fruits.
Conclusions: I. Every fruit can be leaves. II. Mostly roses are flowers.
E - None of these
39) Statements: No pages are pencils. A few pencils are pens.
Only a few pens are paints.
Conclusions: I. A few pens are not pages. II. No paints are pencils.
40) Statements: No towns are countries. All countries are places.
No cities are towns.
Conclusions: I. A few towns being places is a possibility.
II. Some countries may be cities.
E - None of these
41) Statements: 3% engineers are doctors. No doctors are singers.
Every singeris dancer. Only a few dancers are painters.
Conclusions: I. Mostly dancers being doctors is a possibility.
II. All engineers can be singers. III. Some painters are singers.
A - Only conclusion III follows B - None of these
C - Both conclusion I and conclusion III follow.
42) Statements: Only persons are pupils. No players are persons.
All players are students. 1% students are boys.
Conclusions: I. A few boys are players. II. No students are persons.
III. Some boys may be pupils.
A - Only conclusion I follows B - Only conclusion III follows
C - None of these D - Both conclusion I and conclusion III follow.
43) Statements: A few fours are threes. Every two is three. No ones are twos.
Conclusions: I. Some twos being fours is a possibility.
II. No threes are ones.
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D - Only conclusion I follows
44) Statements: Only boys are men. Mostly girls are boys. No children is girls
Conclusions: I. 3% boys may be children. II. A few girls may be men.
45) Statements: Only sevens are eights Some sevens are nines
Only a few nines are tens
Conclusions: I. All eights can be nines II. Some nines are not tens
46) Statements: Some phones are mobiles No mobile is screen
All screens are keys
Conclusions: I. All mobiles being keys is a possibility.
II. Some phones being keys is a possibility.
C - Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follow D - Only conclusion II follows
E - Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
47) Statements: All vibes are lines. Mostly lines are cares. Some cares are tears.
Conclusions: I. Some tears are lines. II. No tear is line.
48) Statements: Some directions are tests. All tests are books.
Some books are bags.
Conclusions: I. All bags are directions is a possibility. II. Some tests are bags.
49) Statements: Mostly crickets are players Only a few players are hockey
No hockey is badminton
Conclusions: I. At least some crickets are badminton
II. All hockey being players is a possibility
50) Statements: Some alpha are gamma Only gamma are tata
Mostly gamma are gaga
Conclusion: I. Some tata being gaga is a possibility II. Some alpha are gaga

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