Directions (Qs. 1 - 8): In these questions three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II have been given. 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 given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
1. Statements: No Bat is Box Only a few Boxes are Bags All Bats are Bottles Conclusions:
I. All Bags are Bats is a possibility. II. All Boxes can be Bottles.
A) Both conclusions I and II follow B) Neither conclusion I nor II follows C) Only conclusion II follows
D) Either conclusion I or II follows E) Only conclusion I follows
2. Statements: No TV is Radio Some Radios are Fridges All Fridges are AC’s Conclusions:
I. Some TVs are not ACs. II. All Fridges can be TVs.
A) Only conclusion II follows B) Both conclusions I and II follow C) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
D) Only conclusion I follows E) Either conclusion I or II follows
3. Statements: Some Actors are Dancers No Dancer is Director All Singers are Directors Conclusions:
I. All singers are Actors is a possibility. II. No Director is Actor.
A) Neither conclusion I nor II follows B) Either conclusion I or II follows C) Only conclusion II follows
D) Both conclusions I and II follow E) Only conclusion I follows
4. Statements: All Mangoes are kiwis. Only a few kiwis are Grapes. All Grapes are Apples. Conclusions:
I. Some Kiwis are Apples II. Some Kiwis are not Apples
A) Only conclusion I follows B) Only conclusion II follows C) Either conclusion I or II follows
D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows E) Both conclusions I and II follow
5. Statements: Only a few Apples are kiwis. Only a few kiwis are Grapes. All Kiwis are Mangoes. Conclusions:
I. All Mangoes can be Grapes II. All Grapes can be Mangoes
A) Only conclusion I follows B) Only conclusion II follows C) Either conclusion I or II follows
D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows E) Both conclusions I and II follow
6. Statements: Only a few kiwis are Grapes. All Grapes are Apples. All Apples are Mangoes. Conclusions:
I. Some Kiwis are Mangoes II. All Apples can be Kiwis
A) Only conclusion I follows B) Only conclusion II follows C) Either conclusion I or II follows
D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows E) Both conclusions I and II follow
7. Statements: Some Bananas are Grapes. No Grape is AppleOnly a few Apples are Mangoes. Conclusions:
I. Some Bananas are Mangoes II. Some Bananas are not Mangoes
A) Only conclusion I follows B) Only conclusion II follows C) Either conclusion I or II follows
D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows E) Both conclusions I and II follow
8. Statements: No bell is a tone. Only a few rings are bells. All rings are songs. Conclusions:
I. All rings can never be tones. II. At least some bells are songs.
A) Only conclusion II follows B) Both conclusions I and II follow C) Either conclusion I or II follows
D) Only conclusion I follows E) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Key
1-C 2-C 3-E 4-A 5-B 6-E 7-C 8-B
