RRB ALP · General Intelligence and Reasoning
Syllogism
Two/three-statement deductions using all/some/no quantifiers.
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Statements: All trains are vehicles. All vehicles are machines. Conclusions: I. All trains are machines. II. Some machines are trains.
Q2 · Syllogism · MEDIUM
Statements: Some books are pens. No pen is a pencil. Conclusions: I. Some books are not pencils. II. No book is a pencil.
Q3 · Syllogism · HARD
Statements: All flowers are trees. Some trees are leaves. No leaf is a root. Conclusions: I. Some flowers are leaves. II. No flower is a root.
Q4 · Syllogism · MEDIUM
Statements: All pencils are pens. Some pens are erasers. Conclusions: I. Some pencils are erasers. II. Some erasers are pens.
Q5 · Syllogism · HARD
Statements: Some engineers are managers. All managers are executives. No executive is a clerk. Conclusions: I. Some engineers are executives. II. No manager is a clerk.