Syllogism: Reasoning MCQ Questions

Government Job Preparation Reasoning MCQ practices
  • Topic: Syllogism
  • Number of Questions: 10
  • Target: SBI PO, SBI Clerk, RBI Assistant, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SSC CGL, SSC GD, SSC CPO, SSC MTS, SSC CHSL, Railways, etc.

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Statements are given in each of the questions below, followed by some conclusions numbered I and II. You must first assume that all of the statements are true, even if they appear to contradict commonly held beliefs, and then choose which of the two conclusions logically emerges from the information provided in the statements.
1. Statement: Some P are Q. No Q is R. Some R are not T.
Conclusion:
I. Some P are not R.
II. All T can be R
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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2. Statement: All 1 are 2. All 1 are 3. Some 3 are 4.
Conclusion:
I. All 3 can be 2.
II. All 1 are 2 as well as 3.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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3. Statement: Some 1 are 2. Some 1 are 3.
Conclusion:
I. Some 1 are either 2 or 3.
II. Some 1 are 2 and 3 as well.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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4. Statement: No A is B. Some B are not C.
Conclusion:
I. Some A are not C.
II. All A can be C.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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5. Statement: Some T are not V. All V are Q. No Q is P.
Conclusion:
I. Some T are V.
II. Some T can be P.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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6. Statement: Some T are Q. No Q is P.
Conclusion:
I. Some V are not P.
II. Some V are P.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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7. Statement: Some A are B. Some B are C. All C are D.
Conclusion:
I. All A are D.
II. Some A are not D.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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8. Statement: No A is B. No B is C
Conclusion:
I. Some A not being C is possibility
II. No A is C
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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9. Statement: Some A are B. No B is C.
Conclusion:
I. Some A are not C.
II. Some A can be C.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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10. Statement: Some A are B. All B are C.
Conclusion:
I. No A is C.
II. All A are C.
  1. Conclusion I follows only
  2. Only one of conclusion I or II follows
  3. Conclusion II follows only
  4. None of conclusion I or II follows
  5. Conclusions I and II both follow

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