No cube is sky. No bird is sky. Conclusions: I. No tube is bird. II. All birds being cubes is a possibility. A. If only conclusion I follow B. If only conclusion II follow C. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D. If both the conclusions follow E. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
2. Statements: No dancers are actors.
Some actors are artists. No artist is artisan. Conclusions: I. Some artists are not dancers. II. Some artisans are not actors. A. If only conclusion I follow B. If only conclusion II follow C. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D. If both the conclusions follow E. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
3. Statement: All rivers are seas.
All lakes are seas. Some seas are not oceans. Conclusions: I. Some rivers are not lakes. II. Some oceans may not be seas. A. If only conclusion I follow B. If only conclusion II follow C. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D. If both the conclusions follow E. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
4. Statements: Some plates are knives.
Some knives are bottles. Many bottles are bowls. Conclusions: I. Some plates are bowls. II. Not a single plate is bowl. SYLLOGISM
A. If only conclusion I follow
B. If only conclusion II follow C. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D. If both the conclusions follow E. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
5. Statements: All radios are electric goods.
All table-lamps are electric goods. Conclusions: I. Some radios are table-lamps. II. Some table-lamps are radios. A. If only conclusion I follows. B. If only conclusion II follows. C. If either I or II follows. D. If neither I nor II follows. E. If both I and II follow
6. Statements: No man is a monkey.
John is a man. Conclusions: I. John is not a monkey. II. John may or may not be a monkey. A. If only conclusion I follows. B. If only conclusion II follows. C. If either I or II follows. D. If neither I nor II follows. E. If both I and II follow
7. Statements: A graduate is a man.
This thief is a graduate. Conclusions: I. This thief is a man. II. Some men are thieves. A. If only conclusion I follows. B. If only conclusion II follows. C. If either I or II follows. D. If neither I nor II follows. E. If both I and II follow
8.Statements: Only first divisioners are admitted.
Ram is a first divisioner. SYLLOGISM
Conclusions: I. Ram is admitted.
II. Only Ram is admitted. A. If only conclusion I follows. B. If only conclusion II follows. C. If either I or II follows. D. If neither I nor II follows. E. If both I and II follow
9. Statements: Men are sinners.
Saints are men. Conclusions: I. Saints are sinners. II. Sinners are saints. A. If only conclusion I follows. B. If only conclusion II follows. C. If either I or II follows. D. If neither I nor II follows. E. If both I and II follow
10. Statements: No wire is pin.
Some pins are mugs. Conclusions: I. All mugs being wires is a possibility. II. Some mugs are not wires. A. Only I follows B. Only II follows C. If either I or II follows D. If neither I nor II follows E. If both I and II follow
11. Statements: All engineers are villagers.
No villager is a nurse. All nurses are managers. Conclusions: No engineer is a manager. All villagers being managers is a possibility A. If only conclusion II follows. B. If both conclusions I and II follow. C. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. D. If either conclusion I or II follows. E. If only conclusion I follows. SYLLOGISM
12. Statements: Some paints are shoes.
Some shoes are sleepers. All sleepers are shirts. Conclusions: At least some shirts are paints. No shirt is a paint. Some tables are chairs. A. If only conclusion II follows. B. If both conclusions I and II follow. C. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. D. If either conclusion I or II follows. E. If only conclusion I follows.
13. Statements: Some chairs are desks.
No desk is a bench. Conclusions: All benches being tables possibility. At least some desks are tables. A. If only conclusion II follows. B. If both conclusions I and II follow. C. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. D. If either conclusion I or II follows. E. If only conclusion I follows.
14. Statements: Some cows are camels.
All camels are buffaloes. No buffalo is a fox. Conclusions: Some camels are foxes. No buffalo is a cow. No cow is a fox. A. if only conclusion I does not follow. B. if only conclusion II does not follow. C. if only conclusion III does not follow. D. if only conclusions I and II do not follow. E. None of these
15. Statements: No printer is a scanner.
Some scanners are mouses . Some mouses are keyboards. SYLLOGISM
Conclusions: Some mouses are scanners.
No keyboard is a printer. No keyboard is a mouse. A. if only conclusion I does not follow. B. if only conclusion II does not follow. C. if only conclusion III does not follow. D. if only conclusions I and II do not follow. E. None of these.
16. Statements: All phones are tools.
Some tools are letters. All letters are stars. Conclusions: All phones being stars is a possibility. At least some letters are phones. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both conclusion I and II follow D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if either conclusion I or II follows
17. Statements: Some poles are pots.
All pots are plants. Some plants are leaves. Conclusions: Some poles are plants. All plants being leaves is a possibility A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both conclusion I and II follow D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if either conclusion I or II follows
18. Statements: All woods are chairs.
No chair is a table. Some tables are copies. Conclusions: Some woods are definitely tables. No table is a chair. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows SYLLOGISM
C. if both conclusion I and II follow
D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if either conclusion I or II follows
19. Statements: All brinjals are vegetables.
Some vegetables are potatoes. No potato is tomato. Conclusions: All potatoes being brinjal is a possibility. No vegetable is a tomato. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both conclusion I and II follow D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if either conclusion I or II follows
20. Statements: Some magazines are laptops.
No desktop is a laptop. No phone is a magazine. Conclusions: Some laptops are not phones. Some desktops are phones. No magazine is a desktop.
21. Statements: Some papers are books.
All papers are words. Conclusions: I. All words being books is a possibility. II. Some words are not papers. A. If only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. If either conclusion I or II follows D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows E. If both conclusion I and II follow
22. Statements: No animal is a dog.
Some monkeys are animals. All cats are dogs. Conclusions: I. No animal is a monkey. II. All dogs are definitely not animals. A. If only conclusion I follows B. If only conclusion II follows SYLLOGISM
C. If either conclusion I or II follows
D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows E. If both conclusion I and II follow
23. Statement: No animal is a dog.
Some monkeys are animals. All cats are dogs. Conclusions: I. Some animals are monkeys. II. No cat is an animal. A. If only conclusion I follows B. If only conclusion II follows C. If either conclusion I or II follows D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows E. If both conclusion I and II follow
24. Statements: No day is a week.
Some months are days. No week is a year. Conclusions: I. No day is a year. II. Some months are not weeks. A. If only conclusion I follows B. If only conclusion II follows C. If either conclusion I or II follows D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows E. If both conclusion I and II follow
25. Statements: No day is a week.
Some months are days. No week is a year. Conclusions: I. No year is a week. II. All years being days is a possibility. A. If only conclusion I follows B. If only conclusion II follows C. If either conclusion I or II follows D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows E. If both conclusion I and II follow
26. Statements: All laptops are tablets.
SYLLOGISM
Some tablets are mobiles.
Some mobiles are televisions. Conclusions: I. Some televisions are tablets. II. Some mobiles are laptops. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows E. if both conclusion I and conclusion II follow
2 7. Statements: All cushions are pillows.
Some pillows are bolsters. Conclusions: I. At least some cushions being bolsters is a possibility. II. Some bolsters are pillows. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if either conclusion I or II follows D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if both conclusions I and II follow
28 Statements: All spoons are forks.
All forks are knives. Some knives are plates. No plates are glass. Conclusions: I. Some forks being plates is a possibility. II. Some knives are spoons. III. Some knives are not glass. A. Only conclusion I is true B. Both conclusion I and II are true C. All conclusions follow D. Only conclusions II is true E. None of the above
29. Statements: Some bags are mugs.
All boxes are mugs. Conclusions: I. At least some bags are boxes. II. All mugs being boxes is a possibility. A. if only conclusion I follows SYLLOGISM
B. if only conclusion II follows
C. if either conclusion I or II follows D. if neither conclusion I nor II follows E. if both conclusions I and II follow 30. Statements: All shirts are pants. All pants are belts. Conclusions: I. Some pants being shirts is a possibility. II. Some pants are not belts. A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows. D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows. E. if both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
31. Statements: Only a few rides are trips.
No trip is mountain. All mountains are trees. Conclusions: I: Some trees are not trips. II: All rides being trips is not a possibility. A. Only conclusion I follows B. Only conclusion II follows C. Either conclusion I or II follows D. Both conclusions I and II follow E. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
32. Statements: Mostly pets are cats
Only cats are dogs No cats are rabbits Conclusions: I. Some pets are rabbits. II. All pets being rabbits is not a possibility. A. Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. B. Only conclusion I follows C. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows D. Only conclusion II follows E. None of the above