GSSSB · Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude
Syllogism
Statement-conclusion logic.
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Statements: 1. All flowers are plants. 2. Some plants are trees. Conclusions: I. Some flowers are trees. II. Some trees are plants. Which conclusion(s) logically follow(s) from the statements?
Q2 · Syllogism · MEDIUM
Statements: 1. All clerks are employees. 2. All employees are workers. 3. Some workers are managers. Conclusions: I. All clerks are workers. II. Some managers are employees. Which conclusion(s) logically follow(s) from the statements?
Q3 · Syllogism · HARD
Statements: 1. Some doctors are engineers. 2. No engineer is a teacher. 3. All teachers are professors. Conclusions: I. Some doctors are not teachers. II. No professor is an engineer. Which conclusion(s) logically follow(s) from the statements?
Q4 · Syllogism · MEDIUM
Statements: All flowers are plants. Some plants are trees. Conclusions: I. Some flowers are trees. II. Some trees are plants. Which conclusion(s) follow(s)?