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11.
Statements:
Some cubs are tigers.
Some tigers are goats.
Conclusion:
I. Some cubs ae goats.
II. No cub is goat.
III. All cubs are goats.
IV. All goats are cubs.
A.
Only either conclusion I or II follows
B.
Only either conclusion II or III follows
C.
Only either I or IV conclusion follows
D.
Only either II or IV conclusion follows
E.
No conclusion follows
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12.
Statements:
Some men are goats.
All goats are jackals.
Conclusions:
I. Some men are jackals.
II. Some jackals are men.
III. All jackals are goats.
IV. Some goats are men.
A.
Only conclusion I and II follow
B.
Only conclusion III and IV follow
C.
Only IV conclusion follows
D.
All conclusions follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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13.
Statements:
All teachers are doctors.
All doctors are engineers.
All engineers are students.
Conclusions:
I. Some students are teachers.
II. All doctors are students.
III. Some engineers are teachers.
IV. All doctors are teachers.
A.
Only conclusion I and III follow
B.
Only conclusion I and III follow
C.
Either I or Il, and III conclusion follow
D.
Either II or IV conclusion follows
E.
No conclusion follows
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14.
Statements:
Some birds are insects.
All birds are butterflies.
All insects are snakes.
Conclusions:
I. Some snakes are birds.
II. Some butterflies are insects.
III. Some snakes are butterflies.
IV. Some insects are birds.
A.
Either conclusion I or III follows
B.
Only II and III conclusion follow
C.
Only IV conclusion follows
D.
All conclusions follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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15.
Statements:
Some books are papers.
Some papers are cars.
No car is white.
Conclusions:
I. Some papers are not white.
II. All papers are not white.
III. Some papers are white.
IV. Some books are white.
A.
Only conclusion I follows
B.
Only conclusion I and IV follow
C.
Only I, III and IV conclusion follow
D.
Either II or III conclusion follows
E.
No conclusion follows
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16.
Statements:
Some newspapers are radios.
Some radios are televisions.
No television is a magazine.
Conclusions:
I. No newspapers is a magazine.
II. No radio is a magazine.
III. Some radios are not magazines.
IV. Some newspapers are televisions.
A.
Only conclusion I and II follow
B.
Either conclusion I or II follows
C.
Only III conclusion follows
D.
All conclusions follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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17.
Statements:
Some doors are windows.
All windows are black.
Some black are brown.
Conclusions:
I. Some windows are brown.
II. All doors are black.
III. Some doors are black.
IV. No window is brown.
A.
Only conclusion II follows
B.
Only conclusion III follows
C.
Only IV conclusion follows
D.
Either I or IV, and III conclusion follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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18.
Statements:
Some oranges are figs.
All figs are peas.
Some pickles are peas .
Conclusions:
I. Some oranges are peas .
II. Some pickles are oranges.
III. Some figs are pickles.
IV. Some figs are oranges.
A.
Only conclusion I follows
B.
Only conclusion I and II follow
C.
Only I and IV conclusion follow
D.
Either II or III, and I conclusion follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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19.
Statements:
All cubes are pencils.
Some cubes are mugs.
Some mugs are gold.
Conclusions:
I. Some gold are cubes.
II. No gold is cube.
III. Some mugs are pencils.
IV. No mug is pencil.
A.
Only conclusion I and II follow
B.
Either I or II, and III conclusion follow
C.
Only conclusion III follows
D.
Either I or II, and either III or IV conclusion follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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20.
Statements:
All bricks are tiles.
Some tiles are marbles.
All marbles are books.
Conclusions:
I. Some books are bricks.
II. No book is brick.
III. Some tiles are books.
IV. All marbles are tiles.
A.
Either conclusion I or II follow
B.
Only conclusion III and IV follow
C.
Either I or II, and III follow
D.
I and II, and either III or IV conclusions follow
E.
No conclusion follows
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