Reasoning : Syllogism Questions Set 51

Directions (1-5) : In each of the questions below are given some statements followed by some conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with 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. STATEMENTS: a)Some R are B. b)Some B are G. c)No G is Y.

1. CONCLUSIONS: a)Some Y can be R. b) No B is Y.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option A
   
   
    



2. STATEMENTS: a)No Y is R. b)All R are N. c)No N is U. CONCLUSIONS: a)Some N are not Y. b) Some N can be Y.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option D
   
   
    



3. STATEMENTS: a)Some S are B. b)All B are T. c)All T are P. CONCLUSIONS: a)Some P are S. b) No T is S.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option A
   
   
    



4. STATEMENTS: a)Some S is L. b)All L are R. c)Some R are W. CONCLUSIONS: a) Some S can be R. b) Some W is L.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option E
   
   
    



5. STATEMENTS: a)Some P are E. b)All E are L. c)No M is P. CONCLUSIONS: a)Some L can be M. b)No E is M.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option A
   
   
    
Directions (6-10) : In each of the question below are given three statements followed by three conclusions numbered a,b and c. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts: STATEMENTS: a)All P are B. b)All B are C. c)No B are L.


6. CONCLUSIONS: a) All C are L is a possibility. b)No P is L. c)All L are C is a possibility.
   Only b and c follow
   Only a follows
   Only a and b follows
   All follows
   None of these
   Option A
   
   
    



7. STATEMENTS: a)Some S are D. b)All D are M. c)All S are W. CONCLUSIONS: a) At least some W are M. b) Some D are W is a possibility. c) No M is S.
   Only a and b follows
   Only b follows
   Only b and c follows
   Only a follows
   All follows
   Option D
   
   
    



8. STATEMENTS: a)Some A are B. b)Some B are M. c)Some M are L. CONCLUSIONS: a) Some B are L is a possibility. b) No A is L. c)Some A is L.
   Either a or b follows
   None follows
   Only a and either b or c follows
   Only b and c follows
   All follows
   Option C
   
   
    



9. STATEMENTS: a)No B is N. b)All S is N. c)Only a few C is S. CONCLUSIONS: a) All S is C is a possibility. b) All B are C is a possibility.
   Only a follows
   Only b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option D
   
   
    



10. STATEMENTS: a)Only W is R. b)Some B is G. c)Some W is B. CONCLUSIONS: a) No R is G. b) Some W can be G.
    Only a follows
    Only b follows
    Either a or b follows
    Both a and b follows
    Neither a nor b follows
    Option D