Reasoning Test-02
Directions (Q.1-5): In each questions below are given two or more statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II you have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from given statements disregarding commonly known facts
a) if only conclusion I follows
b) if only conclusion II follows
c) if either conclusion I or II follows
d) if neither conclusion I nor II follows
e) if both conclusion I and II follows
(1-2):
Statement: All scooters are cars
Some trains are cars
No train is a bus
1. Conclusion: I. All bus are not trains
II. All scooters being train is a possibility
Statement: All scooters are cars
Some trains are cars
No train is a bus
1. Conclusion: I. All bus are not trains
II. All scooters being train is a possibility
2. Conclusion : I. Atleast some bus are not cars
II. All cars being train is a possibility
II. All cars being train is a possibility
(3-4):
Statement : All books are notes
No book is a note
Some notes are pens
3. Conclusions: I. Some books are pens
II. Some Pens are books
Statement : All books are notes
No book is a note
Some notes are pens
3. Conclusions: I. Some books are pens
II. Some Pens are books
4. Conclusion: I.Some books are notes
II. All books being pen is a possibility
II. All books being pen is a possibility
5. Statement : All rooms are windows
All windows are doors
All doors are roof
Conclusion : I. All rooms are roof
II. Some rooms are roofs
All windows are doors
All doors are roof
Conclusion : I. All rooms are roof
II. Some rooms are roofs
Directions (Q6-10): In each questions below are given two/three statements you have to take the given two statement to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the choices given below and then decide which of the given choice logically follows from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts.
6. Statement: Some speakers are tube lights
All books are lights
No lights are Candy
a) All speakers are tubelights
b) Some books are Candy
c) No lights are book
d) All lights being speaker is a possibility
e) None of these
All books are lights
No lights are Candy
a) All speakers are tubelights
b) Some books are Candy
c) No lights are book
d) All lights being speaker is a possibility
e) None of these
7. Statement: Some speakers are tube lights
All books are lights
No lights are Candya) Some lights are candy
b) Some books can never be candy
c) All lights are book
d) Both a and c follows
e) None of these
All books are lights
No lights are Candya) Some lights are candy
b) Some books can never be candy
c) All lights are book
d) Both a and c follows
e) None of these
8. Statement: All books are tables
Some books are chair
All chairs are stool
a) All stools are chair
b) All books are stool
c) Both a and b follows
e) None of these
Some books are chair
All chairs are stool
a) All stools are chair
b) All books are stool
c) Both a and b follows
e) None of these
9. Statement: All books are tables
Some books are chair
All chairs are stool
a) Some books are stools
b) No chair is a stools
c) Both a and b follows
d) There is a possibility that all stools are books
e) None of these
Some books are chair
All chairs are stool
a) Some books are stools
b) No chair is a stools
c) Both a and b follows
d) There is a possibility that all stools are books
e) None of these
10. Statement: All Teachers are Engineers
No Engineer is a Professor
a) All Engineers are Teachers
b) No Teacher is a Professor
c) Some Professor are Teacher
d) Either a or c follows
e) None of these
No Engineer is a Professor
a) All Engineers are Teachers
b) No Teacher is a Professor
c) Some Professor are Teacher
d) Either a or c follows
e) None of these
Reasoning Test-02
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