Q11
Q11 Statements:
Some balls are bats.
No bat is a wicket.
Conclusions :
I. Some wickets are not balls.
II. All wickets being ball is a possibility.
If only the conclusion I follow
If only conclusion II follows
If neither conclusion I nor II follows
If both conclusions I and II follow
Q12
Q12 Statements:
No cream is lotion.
Not a single lotion is oil.
Every oil is shampoo.
Conclusions:
I. Some shampoos which are oil are cream as well.
II. No cream is an oil.
If only the conclusion I follow
If only conclusion II follows
If neither conclusion I nor II follows
If both conclusions I and II follow
Q13
Q13 Directions: In this set of questions a narration is given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
As the Diwali festival is approaching Vikrant goes to his father with a view to convincing him for buying crackers for Vikrant. He says, “Dad! My friend Rahul likes crackers very much.
”His father replies, “Son, all crackers are harmful and all the harmful things make this world a worse place to live in.” He continued, “Even sweets are harmful.”
“But Dad, Rahul is an intelligent boy.” argues Vikrant.
His father replies, “I do acknowledge too that Rahul is an intelligent boy, but alas! Some intelligent boys are not wise.”
With a dejected face, Rahul leaves for his tuition classes.
Which of the following conclusions definitely follows?
Some sweets are not harmful
All harmful things are crackers
Rahul does like sweets
Rahul likes harmful things
Q14
Q14 Directions: In this set of questions a narration is given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
As the Diwali festival is approaching Vikrant goes to his father with a view to convincing him for buying crackers for Vikrant. He says, “Dad! My friend Rahul likes crackers very much.
”His father replies, “Son, all crackers are harmful and all the harmful things make this world a worse place to live in.” He continued, “Even sweets are harmful.”
“But Dad, Rahul is an intelligent boy.” argues Vikrant.
His father replies, “I do acknowledge too that Rahul is an intelligent boy, but alas! Some intelligent boys are not wise.”
With a dejected face, Rahul leaves for his tuition classes.
Which of the following conclusions is possibly true?
All intelligent boys are wise
All wise are intelligent boys
No cracker is like by Rahul
Both A and C
Q15
Q15 Directions: In this set of questions a narration is given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
As the Diwali festival is approaching Vikrant goes to his father with a view to convincing him for buying crackers for Vikrant. He says, “Dad! My friend Rahul likes crackers very much.
”His father replies, “Son, all crackers are harmful and all the harmful things make this world a worse place to live in.” He continued, “Even sweets are harmful.”
“But Dad, Rahul is an intelligent boy.” argues Vikrant.
His father replies, “I do acknowledge too that Rahul is an intelligent boy, but alas! Some intelligent boys are not wise.”
With a dejected face, Rahul leaves for his tuition classes.
Which of the following conclusions doesn’t follow?
All intelligent boys being Rahul is a possibility
Rahul may not be wise
Everything that makes this world a worse place to live in is harmful
Some crackers are liked by Rahul
Q16
Q16 Directions: In this set of questions a narration is given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
As the Diwali festival is approaching Vikrant goes to his father with a view to convincing him for buying crackers for Vikrant. He says, “Dad! My friend Rahul likes crackers very much.
”His father replies, “Son, all crackers are harmful and all the harmful things make this world a worse place to live in.” He continued, “Even sweets are harmful.”
“But Dad, Rahul is an intelligent boy.” argues Vikrant.
His father replies, “I do acknowledge too that Rahul is an intelligent boy, but alas! Some intelligent boys are not wise.”
With a dejected face, Rahul leaves for his tuition classes.
Which of the following statements is redundant in deriving the conclusion – “Some who are intelligent like harmful things very much”?
Some intelligent boys are not wise
Rahul likes crackers very much
All crackers are harmful
Rahul is an intelligent boy
Q17
Q17 Directions: In this set of questions a narration is given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.
As the Diwali festival is approaching Vikrant goes to his father with a view to convincing him for buying crackers for Vikrant. He says, “Dad! My friend Rahul likes crackers very much.
”His father replies, “Son, all crackers are harmful and all the harmful things make this world a worse place to live in.” He continued, “Even sweets are harmful.”
“But Dad, Rahul is an intelligent boy.” argues Vikrant.
His father replies, “I do acknowledge too that Rahul is an intelligent boy, but alas! Some intelligent boys are not wise.”
With a dejected face, Rahul leaves for his tuition classes.
Which of the following statements is required to give us the conclusion – “Some harmful things are not snacks.”?
Some crackers are snacks
Some snacks are not crackers
No sweets are crackers
No cracker is a snack
Q18
Q18 Statement:
All rockets are poles.
Some poles are trams.
Some trams are ropes.
All ropes are tents
Conclusion:
Conclusion 1: Some tents are trams.
Conclusion 2: Some ropes are rockets.
Conclusion 3: Some trams are rockets.
Conclusion 4: Some poles are rockets
Only Conclusion 1 and Conclusion 4 are true
Only Conclusion 3 and Conclusion 4 are true
Only Conclusion 2 and Conclusion 3 are true
Only Conclusion 1 and Conclusion 2 are true
Q19
Q19 Statement:
All dials are mirrors All mirrors are spoons
Some spoons are decks Some decks are chairs
Conclusion
1: Some decks are mirrors Conclusion
2: Some spoons are dials Conclusion
3: Some decks are dials Conclusion
4: Some chairs are spoons
Only Conclusion 1 is true
Only Conclusion 2 is true
Only Conclusion 3 is true
Only Conclusion 4 is true'
Q20
Q20 Choose the alternative in which the third statement can be logically deduced using both the preceding two.
(A) Some lazy people are not labourers.
(B) No one who is lazy is a labourer.
(C) All labourers are hard working.
(D) Some labourers are not lazy.
(E) No one who is hard working is lazy.
(F) Some lazy persons are labourers.
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