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41.
Statements:
Some peons are poor.
X is poor.
Conclusions:
I. X is a peon.
II. X has a large family.
A.
only I follows
B.
only II follows
C.
Both I & II follow
D.
Neither I nor II follows
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42.
Statements:
All university Professors have a doctrate degree.
X is a lady professor.
Conclusions:
I.X does not have a Doctrate degree.
II.Only men Professors have a Doctrate degree.
A.
Both I & II follow
B.
Only I follows
C.
Neither I nor II follows
D.
Only II follows
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43.
Statements:
All basketball players are tall men.
All basketball players are athelets.
Conclusions:
I.All tall men are basketball players.
II.All atheletes are basketball players.
A.
I alone can be drawn
B.
Both can be drawn
C.
Both cannot be drawn
D.
II alone can be drawn
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44.
Statements:
All philosophers are men.
Socrates was a philosopher.
Conclusions:
I.Socrates was a man
II. Women cannot become philosophers.
A.
Only I is valid
B.
Only II is valid
C.
Both are not valid
D.
Both are valid
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45.
Statements:
Some doctors are teachers.
All teachers are counsellors.
Conclusions:
I.Some counsellors are not teachers.
II.Some doctors are counsellors.
A.
Only conclusion I follows
B.
Only conclusion II follows
C.
Both conclusion I and II follow
D.
Neither conclusion I nor II follow
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He told me the baby was sleeping.
46.
Statements:
I.All students in my class are bright.
II.Sarla is not bright.
Conclusions:
A.
Sarla must work hard
B.
Sarla is not a student of my class.
C.
Some students are not bright
D.
None-bright ones are not students
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47.
Statements:
Some Indians are educated.
Educated men prefer small families.
Conclusions:
(I)All small families are educated
(II)Some Indians prefer small families.
A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
Both I and II follow
D.
Neither I nor II follows
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48.
Statements:
All politicians are intelligent
Some women are politicians
Conclusions:
I.Some women are intellilgent
II.All those intelligent are women
A.
Only conclusion I follows
B.
Only conclusion II follows
C.
Both conclusions I & II follow
D.
Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
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49.
Statements:
No cow is a chair
All chairs are tables
Conclusions:
I.Some tables are chairs.
II.Some tables are cows.
III.Some chairs are cows.
IV.No table is a cow
A.
Either II or III follow
B.
Either II or IV follow
C.
Only I follows
D.
All conclusions follow
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50.
Statements:
Some cats are dog.
Some dogs are stones.
Conclusions:
I.No cat is stone
II.All dogs are stones.
III. Some stones are cats
IV.No dog is cat
A.
Only I and III follow
B.
Only II and III follow
C.
Only I,III and IV follow
D.
None follows
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