Syllogism

41) Statements: All phones are chargers.

No charger is a battery.
Conclusions:
I. At least some batteries are chargers.
II. No phone is a battery.
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.

42) Statements: No crab is star fish.

No octopus is crab.
Conclusions:
I. No star fish is octopus.
II. All octopus are star fish.
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.

43) Statements: All apartments are simplex.

No simplex is a duplex.
Conclusions:
I. No duplex is a apartment.
II. No apartment is a duplex.
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.

44) Statements: Some mobiles are laptops.

No laptop is a tablet.
Conclusions:
I. Some tablets are not mobile.
II. All tablets being mobile 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.

45) Statements: Some hours are minutes.

All clocks are minutes.
No minute is second.
Conclusions:
I. Some hours are clocks.
II. All seconds being clocks is a possibility.
III. No hour is a clocks.
A) If only III follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or III follows. D) If Both II
and III follows. E) All follows.
46) Statements: A few parrots are not pigeons.
All pigeons are white.
No white is green.
Conclusions:
I. No green is a pigeon.
II. No parrot is green.
III. Some pigeons are not parrots.
A) If only I follows. B) All follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both II and III
follows. E) None of these.

47) Statements: No newspaper is magazine.

Not a single magazine is book.
Every book is story.
Conclusions:
I. Some stories which are books are newspapers as well.
II. No newspaper is a book.
III. Some stories are not magazines.
A) If only III follows. B) All follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both II and III
follows. E) None of these.

48) Statements: Some companies are industries.

Some industries are primary.
All primary are services.
All services are secondary
Conclusions:
I. All companies being primary is possibility.
II. All services are not primary.
III. No industry is secondary.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) All follows. D) If Both I and III follows.
E) None of these.

49) Statements: Some stars are planets.

All planets are comets.
No comet is asteroid.
Some asteroids are eclipse.
Conclusions:
I. Some asteroids are stars.
II. Some eclipse being comet is possibility.
III. No asteroid is star.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both I and
III follows. E) If either I or III and II follows.

50) Statements: Some rabbits are black.

No black is a tall.
All tall are white.
Conclusions:
I. Some white are not black.
II. All rabbits being tall 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.
51) Statements: All apples are red.
No red is a mango.
All mangoes are sweet.
Conclusions:
I. All apples being sweet is a possibility.
II. No sweet is an apple.
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.

52) Statements: No whale is shark.

Not a single shark is fish.
Every fish are deer.
Conclusions:
I. Some deer which are fish are whale as well.
II. No whale is a fish.
III. Some deer are not shark.
IV. No whale is a deer.
A) If only III follows. B) All follows. C) If only I, II and III follows. D) If Both II and IV
follows. E) None of these.

53) Statements: Some SRKs are actors.

All actresses are actors.
No actor is musician.
Conclusions:
I. Some SRKs are actresses.
II. All musicians being actresses is a possibility.
III. No SRK is an actress.
IV. Some actors not being SRK is a possibility.
A) If only II follows. B) All follows. C) If either I or III and II and IV follows. D) If
Both II and IV follows. E) None of these.

54) Statements: A few daughters are not mothers.

All mothers are sisters.
No sister is a niece.
Conclusions:
I. No niece is a mother.
II. No daughter is a niece.
III. Some mothers are not daughters.
IV. Some nieces are both mothers and daughters.
A) If only III follows. B) All follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If Both II and III
follows. E) None of these.

55) Statements: All woods are chairs.

No chair is a table.
Some tables are copies.
Conclusions:
I. Some woods are definitely tables.
II. No table is a chair.
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.
56) Statements: At least some Europeans are British.
Every European is an American.
No American is an African.
Conclusions:
I. All Americans being British is a possibility.
II. Some Europeans can be Africans as well.
III. No African is a British.
A) If only I follows. B) If Both I and III follows. C) All follows. D) If Both I and II
follows. E) None of these.

57) Statements: Some milk are curd.

Some curd are butter-milk.
All butter-milk are butter.
No butter is a ghee.
Conclusions:
I. No butter-milk is ghee.
II. Some butter are curd.
III. Some curd are not ghee.
A) If only I follows. B) If only II follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) If only III
follows. E) All follows.

58) Statements: Only a few Queue is long

Some Long are Short
Some Short is Bottle
Conclusions:
I. All Long can be Short
II. All queue can be Long
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.

59) Statements: Only confidence is Winner

Some confidence is Gold
All Gold is Silver
Conclusions:
I. Some winner are gold
II. No Silver is confidence
III. Some silver are confidence
A) If only II follows. B) If only III follows. C) If either I or II follows. D) All follows.
E) None of these.

60) Statements: Only a few T are G.

All Y is G.
Only a few O is G.
Conclusions:
I. All O can be Y.
II. Some Y can be G.
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.