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SYLLOGISM, MAIN Examination

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Direction (1-5): In the following questions, the symbols, are used with the following meanings as illustrated, below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the questions given below,, statements are followed by some conclusions. You have, to take the given statements to be true even if they seem, to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all, the conclusions and then decide which of the given, conclusions logically follows from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts., P π Q means P ≤ Q as well as some P are Q., P © Q means P ≥ Q as well as only a few P are not Q., P € Q means P = Q as well as no P are Q., P β Q means P < Q as well as all P are Q., P # Q means P > Q as well as some P are not Q.

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1. Statement: A π B β C € D © E # F, Conclusions:, I. Some A are not D, II. C ≥ F, III. A < D, IV. Some D are not F, A. All follow., B. Only II and III follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only III and IV follow.

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1. Statement: A π B β C € D © E # F, Conclusions:, I. Some A are not D, II. C ≥ F, III. A < D, IV. Some D are not F, A. All follow., B. Only II and III follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only III and IV follow., Ans. C

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2. Statement: J # K © L β M π N, Conclusions:, I. No L are N, II. J > L, III. Some M are not J, IV. K ≥ M, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only II follows., E. Only II and IV follow.

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2. Statement: J # K © L β M π N, Conclusions:, I. No L are N, II. J > L, III. Some M are not J, IV. K ≥ M, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only II follows., E. Only II and IV follow., Ans. D

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3. Statement: S € D β F © G # H π T, Conclusions:, I. F > H, II. Some F are not S, III. Some T can be G, IV. S < G, A. All follow except IV., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only II and IV follow.

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3. Statement: S € D β F © G # H π T, Conclusions:, I. F > H, II. Some F are not S, III. Some T can be G, IV. S < G, A. All follow except IV., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only II and IV follow., Ans. A

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4. Statement: Q © W € V # B π N β T, Conclusions:, I. Some T are not V, II. Some Q are W, III. Some B are T, IV. Q > B, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only II, III and IV follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only III and IV follow.

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4. Statement: Q © W € V # B π N β T, Conclusions:, I. Some T are not V, II. Some Q are W, III. Some B are T, IV. Q > B, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only II, III and IV follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only III and IV follow., Ans. C

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5. Statement: T π S β G # P © Z € X, Conclusions:, I. All S are not P, II. G > X, III. Some P are not X, IV. All T are G, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only II and III follow., D. Only II follows., E. Only II and IV follow.

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5. Statement: T π S β G # P © Z € X, Conclusions:, I. All S are not P, II. G > X, III. Some P are not X, IV. All T are G, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only II and III follow., D. Only II follows., E. Only II and IV follow., Ans. C

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 6. Conclusions:, I. Some cars are train., II. All buses are car., III. Some autos are train., Statements:, I. Some planes are train. All trains are bus. All buses are auto. No auto, is car., II. All planes are train. No train is bus. All buses are auto. All autos are, car., III. Some planes are train. Some trains are bus. All buses are auto. All, autos are car., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and III, D. Only statement III, E. None of these

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 6. Conclusions:, I. Some cars are train., II. All buses are car., III. Some autos are train., Statements:, I. Some planes are train. All trains are bus. All buses are auto. No auto, is car., II. All planes are train. No train is bus. All buses are auto. All autos are, car., III. Some planes are train. Some trains are bus. All buses are auto. All, autos are car., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and III, D. Only statement III, E. None of these, Ans. D

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 7.Conclusions:, I. Some spoons are plate., II. Some forks are bowl., III. Some plates are bowl., Statements:, I. All bowls are oven. All ovens are plate. All plates are fork. All forks, are spoon., II. Some bowls are oven. All ovens are plates. No plate is fork. All, forks are spoon., III. No bowl is oven. All ovens are plate. All plates are fork. Some forks, are spoon., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and III, D. Only statement III, E. None of these

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 7.Conclusions:, I. Some spoons are plate., II. Some forks are bowl., III. Some plates are bowl., Statements:, I. All bowls are oven. All ovens are plate. All plates are fork. All forks, are spoon., II. Some bowls are oven. All ovens are plates. No plate is fork. All, forks are spoon., III. No bowl is oven. All ovens are plate. All plates are fork. Some forks, are spoon., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and III, D. Only statement III, E. None of these, Ans. A

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 8.Conclusions:, I. Some cities are not town., II. Some country is not village is a possibility., III. Some cities are place is a possibility., Statements:, I. No country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., II. All country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., III. Some country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., A. Only statement II, B. Only statement I, C. Both statements II and II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 8.Conclusions:, I. Some cities are not town., II. Some country is not village is a possibility., III. Some cities are place is a possibility., Statements:, I. No country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., II. All country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., III. Some country is city. Some cities are village. No village is town. All, towns are place., A. Only statement II, B. Only statement I, C. Both statements I and II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these, Ans. E

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 9.Conclusions:, I. Some chargers are mobile., II. Some laptops are desktop is a possibility., III. Some mobiles are laptop., Statements:, I. All laptops are TV. No laptop is mobile. Some TVs are not desktop., All desktops are chargers., II. No laptop is TV. All TVs are mobiles. Some mobiles are not, desktops. All desktops are chargers., III. Some laptops are TV. All TVs are mobiles. Some mobiles are, desktop. All desktops are chargers., A. Only statement I, B. Both statements I and II, C. Only statement II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 9.Conclusions:, I. Some chargers are mobile., II. Some laptops are desktop is a possibility., III. Some mobiles are laptop., Statements:, I. All laptops are TV. No laptop is mobile. Some TVs are not desktop., All desktops are chargers., II. No laptop is TV. All TVs are mobiles. Some mobiles are not, desktops. All desktops are chargers., III. Some laptops are TV. All TVs are mobiles. Some mobiles are, desktop. All desktops are chargers., A. Only statement I, B. Both statements I and II, C. Only statement II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these, Ans. D

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 10.Conclusions:, I. Some gold is pearl., II. All diamonds are silver is a possibility., III. Some gold is silver., Statements:, I. Some diamonds are pearl. Some pearls are silver. All silvers are, bronze. All bronzes are gold., II. Some diamonds are pearl. Some pearls are not silver. No silver is, bronze. All bronzes are gold., III. All diamonds are pearl. No pearl is silver. All silvers are bronze. All, bronzes are gold., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these

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Direction: In each group of questions below are three conclusions, followed by three statements. You have to choose the correct set of, statements that logically satisfies given conclusions., 10.Conclusions:, I. Some gold is pearl., II. All diamonds are silver is a possibility., III. Some gold is silver., Statements:, I. Some diamonds are pearl. Some pearls are silver. All silvers are, bronze. All bronzes are gold., II. Some diamonds are pearl. Some pearls are not silver. No silver is, bronze. All bronzes are gold., III. All diamonds are pearl. No pearl is silver. All silvers are bronze. All, bronzes are gold., A. Only statement I, B. Only statement II, C. Both statements I and II, D. Only statement III, E. None of these, Ans. A

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 11. Statements:, Card $ Waste & Inform ! Cup & Book, Conclusions:, I. Waste & Card, II. Card ^ @ Cup, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 11. Statements:, Card $ Waste & Inform ! Cup & Book, Conclusions:, I. Waste & Card, II. Card ^ @ Cup, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows, Ans. D

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 12. Statements:, Card $ Waste & Inform ! Cup & Book, Conclusions:, I. Cup ! Waste, II. Book ! Card, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 12. Statements:, Card $ Waste & Inform ! Cup & Book, Conclusions:, I. Cup ! Waste, II. Book ! Card, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows, Ans. E

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 13. Statements:, Subway ! Wafers $ Tandoori & Mix & Rice, Conclusions:, I. Mix & Tandoori, II. Tandoori ! @ Wafers, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 13. Statements:, Subway ! Wafers $ Tandoori & Mix & Rice, Conclusions:, I. Mix & Tandoori, II. Tandoori ! @ Wafers, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows, Ans. D

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 14. Statements:, Subway ! Wafers $ Tandoori & Mix & Rice, Conclusions:, I. Wafers ^ @ Mix, II. Tandoori & Wafers, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 14. Statements:, Subway ! Wafers $ Tandoori & Mix & Rice, Conclusions:, I. Wafers ^ @ Mix, II. Tandoori & Wafers, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows, Ans. D

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 15. Statements:, Lemon & Enjoy ^ Smash $ Lunch, Conclusions:, I. Lemon & Smash, II. Lunch ! Enjoy, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows

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Direction: In the following questions, few symbols are used with the following, meanings as illustrated below. Study the following information and answer the, given questions. In each of the question, some statements are followed by some, conclusions. Read them carefully and decide which of the following conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts., M $ N means All M are N, M & N means Some M are N, M ^ N means No M are N, M ! N means Some M are not N, @ means possibility, Note: If @ is placed after any of the given symbols then it will be considered as a, possible case of the symbol. For example – M $ @ N means all M being N is a, possibility., 15. Statements:, Lemon & Enjoy ^ Smash $ Lunch, Conclusions:, I. Lemon & Smash, II. Lunch ! Enjoy, A. Only I follows, B. Only II follows, C. Either of them follows, D. Both follows, E. None follows, Ans. B

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 16., Statement I: X, Statement II: All students are intelligent., Statement III: No intelligent is smart., Conclusion I: No smart is student., Conclusion II: Some boys are intelligent is a possibility., Conclusion III: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if all the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 16., Statement I: X, Statement II: All students are intelligent., Statement III: No intelligent is smart., Conclusion I: No smart is student., Conclusion II: Some boys are intelligent is a possibility., Conclusion III: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if all the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., Ans. D, , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 17., Statement I: No pencil is pen., Statement II: Not a single pen is book., Statement III: X, Conclusion I: Some bags which are books are pencils as well., Conclusion II: No pencil is book., Conclusion III: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if only one of the conclusions is true and rest, are false/doubtful?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 17., Statement I: No pencil is pen., Statement II: Not a single pen is book., Statement III: X, Conclusion I: Some bags which are books are pencils as well., Conclusion II: No pencil is book., Conclusion III: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if only one of the conclusions is true and rest, are false/doubtful?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., Ans. C, , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 18., Statement I: All bats are pats., Statement II: Some pats are rats., Statement III: X, Statement IV: All mats are fats., Conclusion I: Some bats being rat is a possibility., Conclusion II: Y, Conclusion III: Some fats are not rat., Which of the following may be X and Y, if all the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among which, one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is missing. Five, combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have to select a, combination that will make the given condition in the question valid. You must take the, given statements to be true, even if they seem to be contradicting commonly known, facts., 18., Statement I: All bats are pats., Statement II: Some pats are rats., Statement III: X, Statement IV: All mats are fats., Conclusion I: Some bats being rat is a possibility., Conclusion II: Y, Conclusion III: Some fats are not rat., Which of the following may be X and Y, if all the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., Ans. D, , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among, which one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is, missing. Five combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have, to select a combination that will make the given condition in the question valid., You must take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be, contradicting commonly known facts., 19., Statement I: Some lipsticks are liners., Statement II: All liners are foundation., Statement III: X, , Conclusion I: Some lipsticks are not powder., Conclusion II: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if both the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among, which one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is, missing. Five combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have, to select a combination that will make the given condition in the question valid., You must take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be, contradicting commonly known facts., 19., Statement I: Some lipsticks are liners., Statement II: All liners are foundation., Statement III: X, Conclusion I: Some lipsticks are not powder., Conclusion II: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if both the conclusions are true?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., Ans. E, , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among, which one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is, missing. Five combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have, to select a combination that will make the given condition in the question valid., You must take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be, contradicting commonly known facts., 20., Statement I: X, Statement II: No mobile is TV., Statement III: No computer is device., Statement IV: No mobile is laptop., Conclusion I: Some computers are TV., Conclusion II: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if both the conclusions are doubtful (not, definitely false or true)?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: In the question given below, there are some statements given, among, which one is missing. Similarly, few conclusions are given, among which one is, missing. Five combinations of statements and conclusions are also given. You have, to select a combination that will make the given condition in the question valid., You must take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be, contradicting commonly known facts., 20., Statement I: X, Statement II: No mobile is TV., Statement III: No computer is device., Statement IV: No mobile is laptop., Conclusion I: Some computers are TV., Conclusion II: Y, Which of the following may be X and Y, if both the conclusions are doubtful (not, definitely false or true)?, , A. Option 1 is correct;, C. Option 3 is correct;, E. Option 5 is correct., Ans. B, , B. Option 2 is correct;, D. Option 4 is correct;

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 21. In which of the following options fourth statement follows, from the first three statements?, A. 34% fruits are flowers. 0% flower is vegetable. 100%, vegetables are plants. Few fruits are not plants., B. 100% vegetables are flowers. 0% flower is fruit. 45% fruits, are plants. Some fruits are not vegetables., C. 0% plant is vegetable. 15% vegetables are flowers. 100%, flowers are fruits. Some fruits are not vegetables., D. 34% flowers are vegetables. 100% vegetables are plants. 0%, plant is fruit. Some fruits are not flowers., E. Does not follow in any option.

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 21. In which of the following options fourth statement follows, from the first three statements?, A. 34% fruits are flowers. 0% flower is vegetable. 100%, vegetables are plants. Few fruits are not plants., B. 100% vegetables are flowers. 0% flower is fruit. 45% fruits, are plants. Some fruits are not vegetables., C. 0% plant is vegetable. 15% vegetables are flowers. 100%, flowers are fruits. Some fruits are not vegetables., D. 34% flowers are vegetables. 100% vegetables are plants. 0%, plant is fruit. Some fruits are not flowers., E. Does not follow in any option., Ans. B

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 22. In which of the following options fourth statement follows, from the first three statements?, A. 100% earrings are necklaces. 0% necklace is bangle. 100%, bangles are nose pins. Some earrings are not nose pins., B. 33% necklaces are bangles. 100% bangles are nose pins. 0%, nose pins are earrings. Some earrings are not necklaces., C. 100% bangles are necklaces. 45% necklaces are earrings. 0%, earrings are nose pins. 100% bangles can be nose pins., D. 100% nose pins are bangles. 31% bangles are necklaces. 0%, necklace is earring. Some nose pins are earrings., E. None of these

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 22. In which of the following options fourth statement follows, from the first three statements?, A. 100% earrings are necklaces. 0% necklace is bangle. 100%, bangles are nose pins. Some earrings are not nose pins., B. 33% necklaces are bangles. 100% bangles are nose pins. 0%, nose pins are earrings. Some earrings are not necklaces., C. 100% bangles are necklaces. 45% necklaces are earrings. 0%, earrings are nose pins. 100% bangles can be nose pins., D. 100% nose pins are bangles. 31% bangles are necklaces. 0%, necklace is earring. Some nose pins are earrings., E. None of these, Ans. C

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 23. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, , A. 100% green is yellow. 56% yellow is black. 100% black is, pink. 100% green can be pink., B. Few pink is black. 100% black is yellow. 0% yellow is green., Some pink is not green., C. 45% black is yellow. Some yellow is pink. 100% pink is, green. Some green is black., D. 100% yellow is pink. 100% pink is black. 0% black is green., Some green is not pink., E. None of these

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 23. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, A. 100% green is yellow. 56% yellow is black. 100% black is, pink. 100% green can be pink., B. Few pink is black. 100% black is yellow. 0% yellow is green., Some pink is not green., C. 45% black is yellow. Some yellow is pink. 100% pink is, green. Some green is black., D. 100% yellow is pink. 100% pink is black. 0% black is green., Some green is not pink., E. None of these, Ans. C

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 24. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, A. 100% serials are movies. 20% movies are web series. 0%, web series are drama. 100% serials can be drama., B. 20% web series are movies. 0% movies are serials. 100%, serials are dramas. Some web series are not drama., C. 20% dramas are web series. 100% web series are movies., 100% movies are serials. Few dramas are serials., D. 20% movies are web series. 100% web series are serials. 0%, serials are drama. Some movies are not drama, E. None of these

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 24. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, A. 100% serials are movies. 20% movies are web series. 0%, web series are drama. 100% serials can be drama., B. 20% web series are movies. 0% movies are serials. 100%, serials are dramas. Some web series are not drama., C. 20% dramas are web series. 100% web series are movies., 100% movies are serials. Few dramas are serials., D. 20% movies are web series. 100% web series are serials. 0%, serials are drama. Some movies are not drama, E. None of these, Ans. B

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 25. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, , A. Some uncles are fathers. 100% fathers are brothers. 0%, brother is son. Some uncles are not son., B. 100% sons are uncles. 100% uncles are fathers. 0% son is, brother. Some brothers can be fathers., C. Some uncles are fathers. Any father is son. 0% father is, brother. 100% brothers can be uncle., D. Some uncles are father. Some fathers are brothers. 0%, brother is son. Some uncles are not son., E. None of these

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Direction: You have to take the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known, facts., 25. In which of the following options fourth statement does, not follow from the first three statements?, , A. Some uncles are fathers. 100% fathers are brothers. 0%, brother is son. Some uncles are not son., B. 100% sons are uncles. 100% uncles are fathers. 0% son is, brother. Some brothers can be fathers., C. Some uncles are fathers. Any father is son. 0% father is, brother. 100% brothers can be uncle., D. Some uncles are father. Some fathers are brothers. 0%, brother is son. Some uncles are not son., E. None of these, Ans. D

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Direction (26-30): In the following questions, the symbols, are used with the following meanings as illustrated below., Study the following information and answer the given, questions. In each of the questions given below, statements, are followed by some conclusions. You have to take the, given statements to be true even if they seem to be at, variance from commonly known facts. Read all the, conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions, logically follows from the given statements disregarding, commonly known facts., P @ Q means P ≤ Q as well as not a single P is Q., P % Q means P ≥ Q as well as some P are not Q., P & Q means P = Q as well as any P is Q., P * Q means P < Q as well as only few P are Q., P # Q means P > Q as well as some P are Q.

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26. Statement: K & L * B @ W % A # Z, Conclusions:, I. Some L are not W, II. K < W, III. Some Z are not W, IV. B ≤ A, A. All follow., B. Only I and II follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only I and IV follow.

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27. Statement: V * B & G # H @ U % Y, Conclusions:, I. V < G, II. Some G are not U, III. No Y is H, IV. H ≤ Y, A. All follow., B. Only I and II follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only I and IV follow.

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28. Statement: K % L # M & N @ O * P, Conclusions:, I. Some L are not O, II. K > N, III. Some O are not P, IV. M < P, A. All follow., B. Only I, II and IV follow., C. Only I, II and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only II, III and IV follow.

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29. Statement: A @ B * C & D # E % F, Conclusions:, I. C > F, II. Some E can be C, III. Not a single A is F, IV. B < E, A. All follow., B. Only II and IV follow., C. Only I and II follow., D. Only II follows., E. Only I and IV follow.

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30. Statement: U # V & W % X * Y @ Z, Conclusions:, I. Some W are not Z, II. Some X are not Y, III. U > X, IV. All U can be W, A. All follow., B. Only I and IV follow., C. Only I and III follow., D. Only I follows., E. Only II, III and IV follow.