31.
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Statements: Some uniforms are covers.
All covers are papers. All papers are bags.
Conclusions:
I.
All
covers are bags.
II.
Some
bags are covers, papers and uniforms.
III.
Some
uniforms are not papers.
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A.
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Only I follows
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B.
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Only I and II follow
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C.
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Only III follows
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D.
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All I, II and III
follow
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E.
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None of these
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32.
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Statements: All trees are flowers. No
flower is fruit. All branches are fruits.
Conclusions:
I.
Some
branches are trees.
II.
No
fruit is tree.
III.
No
tree is branch.
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A.
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None follows
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B.
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Only either I or III
follows
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C.
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Only II follows
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D.
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Only either I or III,
and II follow
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E.
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None of these
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33.
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Statements: All snakes are trees.
Some trees are roads. All roads are mountains.
Conclusions:
I.
Some
mountains are snakes.
II.
Some
roads are snakes.
III.
Some
mountains are trees.
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A.
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Only I follows
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B.
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Only II follows
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C.
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Only III follows
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D.
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Both I and II follow
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E.
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None follows
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34.
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Statements: All benches are desks.
Some desks are roads. All roads are pillars.
Conclusions:
I.
Some
pillars are benches.
II.
Some
pillars are desks.
III.
Some
roads are benches.
IV.
No
pillar is bench.
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A.
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None follows
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B.
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Only either I or IV, and
III follow
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C.
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Only either I or IV
follows
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D.
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Only either I or IV,
and II follow
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E.
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All follow
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35.
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Statements: Some dogs are rats. All
rats are trees. Some trees are not dogs.
Conclusions:
I.
Some
trees are dogs.
II.
All
dogs are trees.
III.
All
rats are dogs.
IV.
No
tree is dog.
|
A.
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None follows
|
B.
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Only I follows
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C.
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Only I and II follow
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D.
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Only II and III follow
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E.
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All follow
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36.
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Statements: All cups are glasses.
Some glasses are bowls. No bowl is a plate.
Conclusions:
I.
No
cup is a plate.
II.
No
glass is a plate.
III.
Some
plates are bowls.
IV.
Some
cups are not glasses.
|
A.
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None follows
|
B.
|
Only either I or III
follows
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C.
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Only II and III follow
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D.
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Only III and IV follow
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E.
|
None of these
|
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37.
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Statements: Some trains are roads. No
road is jungle. All flowers are jungles.
Conclusions:
I.
Some
trains are flowers.
II.
Some
trains are jungles.
III.
Some
flowers are trains.
IV.
No
road is flower.
|
A.
|
None follows
|
B.
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Only II follows
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C.
|
Only III follows
|
D.
|
Only IV follows
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E.
|
All follow
|
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38.
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Statements: No tree is fruit. All
fruits are stones. All stones are rains.
Conclusions:
I.
No
stone is tree.
II.
No
rain is tree.
III.
Some
rains are fruits.
IV.
Some
rains are trees.
|
A.
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Only either II or III,
and I follow
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B.
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None follows
|
C.
|
Only either II or IV,
and III follow
|
D.
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All follow
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E.
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None of these
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Title : Logical Deduction Practice Test 4
Description : 31. Statements: Some uniforms are covers. All covers are papers. All papers are bags. Conclusions: I. ...
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