Direction: (1 - 10)
You are required to choose from among the given four diagrams — (a), (b), (c) and (d) — the diagram that best illustrates a relationship among the three given classes in the questions.

1. Eatables, Meat, Venison 2. Criminals, Thieves, Murderers 3. Bachelors, Doctors, Husbands 4. Food, Spaghetti, Oven 5. Food, Rice, Belt 6. Beverages, Liquor, Juice 7. Matter, Solid, Gas 8. Chair, Table, Furniture 9. Cutlery, Spoon, Chair 10. Croissants, Baked eatables, Brown bread

A.

B.

C.

D.

Answer - Option 1. (A), 2. (B), 3. (C), 4. (C), 5. (C), 6. (B), 7. (B), 8. (B), 9. (C), 10. (B) Direction: (11 - 15)
In each question, two statements are followed by two conclusions, I and II. You have to take the given two statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Mark the answer
11. Statements:

Some clouds are thunder. All clouds are rain.

Conclusions:

I. Those clouds which are not thunder, are also rain. II. Those clouds which are not thunder, are not necessarily rain.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, clouds which are not thunder are also rain.
12. Statements:

Some tins are pens. Some pens are rods.

Conclusions:

I. No rod is tin. II. Some tins are rods.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Some rods may or may not be tins. Some tins may or may not be rods. Hence, none of the conclusions definitely follows.
13. Statements:

Some sabres are bombs. Key is a sabre.

Conclusions:

I. Some bombs are sabres. II. Some keys are bombs.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

From the above venn diagram we conclude only I follows.
14. Statements:

All lenses are horns. No horn is colorful.

Conclusions:

I. Some lenses are colorful. II. No lens is colorful.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option B
Explanation -

Hence, no lens is colorful.
15. Statements:

All flirts are smart. All smart are rotten.

Conclusions:

I. All rotten are flirts. II. All smarts are flirts.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, all flirts are rotten.

Direction: (1 - 15)
In each question, two statements are followed by two conclusions, I and II. You have to take the given two statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements, disregarding commonly known facts.
1. Statements:

All cots are tablets. Some chimps are tablets.

Conclusions:

I. Some cots are chimps. II. Some chimps are cots.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, some chimps may or may not be cots.
2. Statements:

All willows are nettles. Some trees are willows.

Conclusions:

I. Some trees are nettles. II. Some trees are not nettles.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

From the above venn diagram we can conclude that some trees are definitely nettles
3. Statements:

Some dolls blink. All dolls burble.

Conclusions:

I. Those dolls which do not blink, also burble. II. Those dolls which do not blink, don’t necessarily burble.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

All dolls, whether they blink or not, burble.
4. Statements:

Some fools are intelligent. Some fools are great.

Conclusions:

I. Some intelligent are great. II. All great are intelligent.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Some intelligent may or may not be great. Hence, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
5. Statements:

Some pumpkins are fat. Some fat are purple.

Conclusions:

I. Some fat are purple and pumpkins. II. Some purple are pumpkins.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Some purple may or may not be pumpkins.
6. Statements:

Some bosses are punctual. Some punctual are genial.

Conclusions:

I. No genial is a boss. II. Some bosses are genial.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Some genial may or may not be bosses.
7. Statements:

Some sea-men are foolish. Some sea-men are illiterate.

Conclusions:

I. All illiterate are foolish. II. No sea-men are foolish.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Some illiterate may or may not be foolish.
8. Statements:

All boys are heroes. Sandy is a hero.

Conclusions:

I. Sandy is a boy. II. All heroes are boys.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

None of the conclusions follow.
9. Statements:

All great scientists are college dropouts. Some criminals are college dropouts.

Conclusions:

I. Some criminals are great scientists. II. All great scientists are criminals.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

None of the conclusions follows.
10. Statements:

Sampans is a good sportsman. Sportsmen are strong.

Conclusions:

I. All strong persons are sportsmen. II. Sampans is strong.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option B
Explanation -

Thus, we can conclude that Sampans is strong.
11. Statements:

All of my classmates are intelligent. Ravinder is not intelligent.

Conclusions:

I. Ravinder is not my classmate. II. Ravinder needs to sharpen up his brains.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, Ravinder is definitely not my classmate.
12. Statements:

All hippopotamus have skin. Rojo is a hippopotamus.

Conclusions:

I. Rojo has skin. II. Animals other than hippopotamus do not have skin.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, we can definitely concludes that Raj has skin.
13. Statements:

Some sunglasses are blue. Ray-Ban is a sunglasses.

Conclusions:

I. Some blue are sunglasses. II. Some Ray-Bans are blue.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, some blue are sunglasses.
14. Statements:

Some men are broad-minded. Broad-minded people are educated.

Conclusions:

I. All educated people are broad-minded. II. Some men are educated.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option B
Explanation -

Hence, some men are educated.
15. Statements:

Some pious people are priests. Joseph is a priest.

Conclusions:

I. Some priests are pious. II. Joseph is pious.

A. if only conclusion I follows B. if only conclusion II follows C. if both I and II follow D. if neither I nor II follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Joseph may or may not be pious. Hence, only conclusion I follows.

Direction: (1 - 15)
Directions for questions 1 to 15: I n each of the following questions, three statements 1, 2 and 3 are followed by four conclusions I, II, III, IV. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they appear to be at variance with commonly known facts, and then decide which of the conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statements. For each question, mark the answer choice that you think is correct
1. Statements:

1. All bibs are red. 2. All red are flowers. 3. No flowers are tablets.

Conclusions:

I. Some flowers are bibs. II. No tablets are bibs. III.Some red are bibs. IV. Some tablets are red.

A. I, II and III follow B. II, III and IV follow C. Only I and II follow D. Only I and III follow

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.
2. Statements:

1. Some books are bibs. 2. All biscuits are pencils. 3. No bibs are biscuits.

Conclusions:

I. Some books are not biscuits. II. Some bibs are not pencils. III.Some books are not pencils. IV. Some pencils are not bibs.

A. I and IV follow B. II and IV follow C. I and III follow D. II and III follow

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.
3. Statements:

1. All big are novels. 2. Some novels are willows. 3. No willows is pencil.

Conclusions:

I. Some willow are big. II. Some novels are pencils. III. No willow is big. IV. Some novels are not pencils.

A. I and either II or IV follow B. I, III and IV follow C. I, II and III follow D. Only IV follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
4. Statements:

1. Some whites are Canadians. 2. Some Americans are whites. 3. No American is a black.

Conclusions:

I. Some Canadians are Americans. II. Some whites are blacks. III.Some blacks are not Canadians. IV. Some whites are not blacks

A. I and IV follow B. II and III follow C. Only III follows D. Only IV follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
5. Statements:

1. All knots are tight. 2. No collar is tight. 3. Some bush-shirts are knots.

Conclusions:

I. Some bush-shirts are collars. II. Some bush-shirts are tight. III.Some collars are not bush-shirts. IV. Some bush-shirts are not collars.

A. Only II and III follow B. Only II and IV follow C. Both I & IV follows D. Only IV follows

Answer - Option B
Explanation -

Hence, option (B) is the correct answer.
6. Statements:

1. All crooked are spades. 2. All big are jaded. 3. Some big are crooked.

Conclusions:

I. Some jaded are crooked. II. Some spades are crooked. III.Some crooked are jaded. IV. Some spades are big.

A. I, II and III follow B. II, III and IV follow C. I, III and IV follow D. All follow

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
7. Statements:

1. Some people are nice. 2. Some foreigners are people. 3. No foreigner is a Canadian.

Conclusions:

I. Some foreigners are nice. II. Some people are Canadians. III.Some foreigners are not nice. IV. Some people are not Canadians.

A. Both II and III follow B. Both III and IV follow C. Both IV and I follow D. Only IV follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
8. Statements:

1. All goats are boxes. 2. Some goats are flowers. 3. No chocolate is box.

Conclusions:

I. Some flowers are chocolates. II. No goats are chocolates. III.Some flowers are boxes. IV. Some flowers are not chocolates.

A. II, III and IV follow B. I, III and IV follow C. Only II and III follow D. Only III follows

Answer - Option A
Explanation -

Hence, option (A) is the correct answer.
9. Statements:

1. Some Indians are not Americans. 2. All Americans are Asians. 3. Some Asians are Americans

Conclusions:

I. Some Indians are not Asians. II. All Americans are not Indians. III.All Americans are Indians. IV. Some Americans are Indians.

A. Only I follows B. Only II follows C. Only III follows D. None follows

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer
10. Statements:

1. Some candies are papers. 2. All papers are vanillas. 3. Some vanillas are trams.

Conclusions:

I. Some candies are trams. II. Some papers are trams. III.Some trams are papers. IV. Some vanillas are candies.

A. Only II and III follow B. I and IV follow C. Only IV follows D. II, III and IV follow

Answer - Option C
Explanation -

Hence, option (C) is the correct answer.
11. Statements:

1. No foods are mangoes. 2. No oranges are potatoes. 3. All mangoes are oranges.

Conclusions:

I. Some foods are not oranges. II. Some oranges are not foods. III. No mangoes are potatoes. IV. Some oranges are foods.

A. Only III and I follow B. Only II and IV follow C. Only I and II follow D. Only II and III follow

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer
12. Statements:

1. Some cots are docks. 2. All cots are clocks. 3. No frock is clock.

Conclusions:

I. No frock is a dock. II. No frock is a cot. III.Some docks are not frocks. IV. Some docks are frocks.

A. Both III and IV follow B. Both I and II follow C. Both II and III follow D. I, II and III follow

Answer - Option C
Explanation -

Hence, option (C) is the correct answer
13. Statements:

1. Some tumblers are capsules. 2. No capsule is a medicine. 3. All medicines are syrups.

Conclusions:

I. Some tumblers are not medicines. II. No medicine is a tumbler. III.Some syrups are capsules. IV. Some syrups are not capsules.

A. I, II and III follow B. I, III and IV follow C. II, III and IV follow D. I and IV follow

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Only conclusions I and IV follow. The set of ‘syrups’ which are ‘medicines’ are definitely not ‘capsules’. Hence, option (D) is correct.
14. Statements:

1. All coats are paints. 2. No paints are shirts. 3. Some shirts are vests.

Conclusions:

I. Some vests are shirts. II. Some coats are shirts. III. No coat is a shirt. IV. Some vests are not coats.

A. I, II and III follow B. I and IV follow C. I and III follow D. I, III and IV follow

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.
15. Statements:

1. All chimps are monkeys. 2. No monkeys are mammals. 3. Some horses are mammals.

Conclusions:

I. Some horses are not chimps. II. Some horses are not monkeys. III.Some monkeys are not chimps. IV. No chimp is a mammal.

A. I, III and IV follow B. II, III and IV follow C. II and IV follow D. I, II and IV follow

Answer - Option D
Explanation -

Hence, option (D) is the correct answer.