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1. All windows are doors.
2. All buildings are doors.
3. All doors are boats.
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3. Some boats are doors.

a. Only 1 and 2 follow
b. Only 1 & 3 follow
c. Only 2 & 3 follow
d. All follow
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1. Some radios are telephones.
2. All telephones are mirrors.
3. All mirrors are desks.
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3. Some desks are telephones.

a. Only 1 and 2 follow
b. Only 1 & 3 follow
c. Only 2 & 3 follow
d. All follow
● Statement I: Some plums are peaches
● Statement II: All peaches are apples
● Statement III: Some apples are mangoes
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A. Conclusion I is False.
B. Conclusion II is True.
C. Both conclusion I and II follow
D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
● Statement I: Some rivers are lakes
● Statement II: All rivers are ocean
● Statement III: All oceans are stream
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● Conclusion II: Somefooceans are rivers.
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A. If only conclusion I follow
B. If only conclusion II follows
C. If conclusion I and II both follow
D. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
● Statement I: Some rivers are lakes
● Statement II: All rivers are ocean
● Statement III: All oceans are stream
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● Conclusion II: Somefooceans are rivers
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A. If only conclusion I follow
B. If only conclusion II follows
C. If conclusion I and II both follow
D. If neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
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1. All minutes are seconds.
2. All seconds are days.
3. No day is night.
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1. Some seconds are minutes.
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2. Some days are seconds.
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3. No night is day.
4. All minutes are days
a. Only 1 follows
b. Both 1 & 2 follow
c. Only 3 follows
d. All follow
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1. Some teachers are professors.
2. Some lecturers are teachers.
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4. Some professors are lecturers.

a. Only 1 follow
b. Only 1 & 2 follow
c. Only 3 & 4 follow
d. None of these follow.
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1. All cats are dogs.
2. All dogs are pens.
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1. All cats are pens. a nv
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2. All pens are cats.
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a. Only 1 follows
b. Only 2 follows
c. Either 1 or 2 can follow
d. Neither 1 nor 2 can follow
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1. All furniture are wood.
2. No wood is road.
3. Some roads are hills.
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3. Some hills being wood is a possibility.

a. Only 1 follows
b. Only 2 follows
c. Only 2&3 follow.
d. Only 1 & 2 follow.
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1. Some desks are chairs.
2. Some chairs are doors.
3. Some doors are walls. co
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1. Some walls are chairs.
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2. No wall is a chair.
a. Only 1 follows
b. Only 2 follows
c. Either 1 or 2 follows
d. Both 1 & 2 follow.
Statements
● Some roses are sunflower
● Some sunflower are marigold
● All marigold are lilies
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III: Some marigold are tulip
IV: No marigold is tulip
A. Conclusion I follows
B. Either conclusion III or IV follows
C. Both options A and B follow
D. None of the above
● Statement I: No P is X
● Statement II: All X are Y
● Statement III: Some Y are Z
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● Conclusion IV: At least some Z are P
A. Either conclusion I or IV follows
B. Either conclusion I or II follows
C. Either conclusion II or III follows
D. None of the conclusions follow.
Statements
1. Some desks are chair.
2. Some chair are pens.
3. Some pens are drawers.
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1. Some drawers are desks. nv
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2. Some drawers are
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3. No drawer is a chair.
a. None follows
b. Only 2 follows
c. Only 3 follows
d. Either 1 or 2 follows.
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1. Some papers are Pens.
2. All pens are scales.
3. No scales are markers.
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1. Some paper are not markers. nv
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2. Some scales areO not markers.
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3. Some markers are not papers.

a. Only 1 & 2 follow
b. Only 2 & 3 follow
c. Only 1 & 3 follow
d. All 1, 2 & 3 follow
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1. All cake are sweet.
2. No sweet is Chocolate.
3. All sweets are goods.
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2. Some chocolates are not good.
3. Some goods are not chocolates.
a. Only 1 follows
b. Only 2 follows
c. Only 3 follows
d. Only 2 & 3 follow
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1. Some People are Buyers.
2. No Buyer is Market.
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2. No Market is People.
A. Only Conclusion I follows.
B. Both Conclusion I & II follow.
C. Neither Conclusion II nor II follows.
D. Only Conclusion II follows.
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1. Some People are Buyers.
2. No Buyer is Market.
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2. Some buyers are not Malls.
A. Only Conclusion I follows.
B. Both Conclusion I & II follow.
C. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows.
D. Only Conclusion II follows.
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● No fingers are legs
● Mostly legs are hands
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I: Some legs are not hair
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II: All hands being fingers is a possibility.
A. Only conclusion II follows
B. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
C. Only conclusion I follows
D. Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow.
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1. Only a few rides are trips.
2. No trip is mountain.
3. All mountains are trees. co
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I: Some trees are not trips.
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II: All rides being trips is a possibility.
a. Only conclusion I follows
b. Only conclusion II follows
d. Both conclusions I and II follow
e. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Statements
1. Mostly pets are cats
2. Only cats are dogs
3. No cats are rabbits
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2. All pets being rabbits
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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
Universal affirmative
● All, Each, Every, Any, 100%, Only X are Y.
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● No, Never, No one, All_not
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● Some, Many, More, Most, Mostly, Most of, Much,
Almost, Almost all, A few, At least, Occasionally,
Less than 100%
Particular Negative
● Some not, Hardly, Scarcely, Barely, Seldom