Syllogism

21) Statements: No red is a black.

All blacks are greens.
All greens are yellows.
Conclusions:
I. All blacks are yellows.
II. At least some yellows are greens.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.

Option D

22) Statements: Some caps are hats.

Some hats are shirts.
Many shirts are ties.
Conclusions:
I. Some caps are ties.
II. Not a single cap is tie.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option C

23) Statements: All floors are buildings.

All doors are buildings.
Some buildings are not houses.
Conclusions:
I. Some floors are not doors.
II. Some houses may not be buildings.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option B

24) Statements: A few salesmen are girls.

All girls are saleswomen.
Some saleswomen are housewives.
Conclusions:
I. A few saleswomen are salesmen.
II. Some housewives are girls.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option A
25) Statements: A few Ostriches are Peacocks.
All Peacocks are Swans.
Some Swans are Ducks.
Conclusions:
I. A few Swans are Ostriches.
II. Some Ducks are Peacocks.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option A

26) Statements: A few of my friends are teachers.

Teachers are rude.
Some rude persons are good at heart.
Conclusions:
I. A few of my friends are good at heart.
II. Some rude persons may not be teachers.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option B

27) Statements: Mr. Verma likes apples.

Apples are highly priced.
Some highly priced things are sweet.
Conclusions:
I. Some highly priced things are liked by Mr. Verma.
II. Some apples are sweet.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.

Option A

28) Statements: Roshni is a teacher.

Roshni is a student.
No student is a scholar.
Conclusions:
I. Some students are teachers.
II. Roshni is not a scholar.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option D
29) Statements: No story is a fiction.
Some fictions are poetries.
All fictions are novels.
Conclusions:
I. Some poetries not being novels is a possibility.
II. Some poetries are not stories.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option D

30) Statements: Some taxes are direct.

Some taxes are indirect.
All indirect are wealth.
Conclusions:
I. Some direct are indirect.
II. All wealth are direct.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option E

31) Statements: No fingers are legs

Mostly legs are hands
Only a few hands are hairs
Conclusions:
I. Some legs are not hairs
II. All hands being fingers is a possibility.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.

Option E

32) Statements: Few bottles are mugs.

All mugs are jugs.
Mostly jugs are buckets
Conclusions:
I. Only mugs are buckets
II. Few bottles are jugs
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option B
33) Statements: Only rivers are seas
Few lakes are rivers
Few oceans are lakes
Conclusions:
I. Some seas being lakes is a possibility
II. Some rivers being oceans is a possibility
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option B

34) Statements: Only a few rides are trips.

No trip is mountain.
All mountains are trees.
Conclusions:
I. Some trees are not trips.
II. All rides being trips is not a possibility.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option D

35) Statements: Mostly pets are cats

Only cats are dogs
No cats are rabbits
Conclusions:
I. Some pets are rabbits.
II. All pets being rabbits is not a possibility.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.

Option B

36) Statements: Few bulbs are tubelights

No tubelights are fans
Few fans are lights.
Conclusions:
I. Few lights are tubelights
II. All bulbs may be fans.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option E
37) Statements: Only a few Sundays are Mondays.
Some Mondays are Tuesdays
No Tuesdays are Fridays
Conclusions:
I. Some Sundays are not Mondays
II. Some Sundays are not Fridays.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option A

38) Statements: Some pencils are pens

Only pens are colours
Few pencils are erasers
Conclusions:
I. Few colours may be pencils
II. Few erasers are pens
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option E

39) Statements: Only few laptops are computers

No computers are keys
Few keys are mobiles
Conclusions:
I. Some mobiles are computers
II. All computers being laptops is a possibility
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.

Option B

40) Statements: Few rivers are ponds.

All ponds are oceans
No oceans are seas
Conclusions:
I. Few ponds can be seas
II. All rivers are oceans
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) If Neither I nor II follows.
Option E