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Syllogism Practice Test 2 (Prelims)

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Directions : Study the following statements and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Oranges are Yellow.
No Orange is Blue.
Some Blues are Green.

Conclusion:
a) All Oranges are Green
b) No Green is Orange
c) Some Yellow are not Blue
d) Some Yellow are Green
e) All are true

Some Yellow are not Blue

Some Yellow are Green

All are true

No Green is Orange

All Oranges are Green

2 / 10

Directions : Study the following statements and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Deers are Kangaroo.
Some Kangaroos are Elephant.
No Elephant is Cat.

Conclusion:
a) All Kangaroos are Cat
b) Some Deers are not Kangaroo
c) No Deer is cat
d) Some Elephants are Deer
e) All are true

b) Some Deers are not Kangaroo

e) All are true

c) No Deer is cat

d) Some Elephants are Deer

a) All Kangaroos are Cat

3 / 10

Directions : Read the statements and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Cyans are Clay.
All Clays are Ruby.
No Ruby is Indigo.

Conclusions:
I. No Clay is Indigo.
II. All Cyan can never be Clay.
III. All Cyan can be Indigo.

All follows

Both II and III follows

Both I and II follows

Both I and III follows

Only I follows

4 / 10

Directions : Read the statements and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Olives are Silver.
Some Silvers are Purple.
Some Purples are Gray.

Conclusion
I. Some Gray being Silver is a possibility.
II. All Silver can be Purple.
III. Some Olives are not Silver.

All follows

Both I and III follows

Only I follows

Both II and III follows

Both I and II follows

5 / 10

Directions : Read the statements and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Mints are Amber.
Some Ambers are Turquoise
All Turquoises are Azure.

Conclusions:
I. Some Ambers are Azure.
II. Some Mints are not Amber.
III. No Mint is Azure.

Both II and III follows

Both I and III follows

All follows

Both I and II follows

Only I follows

6 / 10

Directions : Read the statements and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Teals are Tan.
All Tans are Gold.
All Golds are Cream.

Conclusions:
I. Some Golds are Teal.
II. All Teal can be Cream.
III. All Teal being Tan is a possibility.

Both II and III follows

Both I and III follows

Both I and II follows

Only I follows

All follows

7 / 10

Directions : Study the following statements and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Bears are Lion.
All Bears are Fox.
All Foxes are Gorilla.

Conclusion:
a) All Bear can be Gorilla
b) Some Foxes are Lion
c) Some Gorilla being Lion is a possibility
d) All Lion can never be Fox
e) All are true

All Bear can be Gorilla

Some Gorilla being Lion is a possibility

All Lion can never be Fox

All are true

Some Foxes are Lion

8 / 10

Directions : Study the following statements and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Tigers are Goat.
No Goat is Giraffe.
Some Giraffes are Bat.

Conclusion:
a) All Goat can be Bat
b) Some Giraffes are Tiger
c) Some Goat is not a Bat
d) No Tiger is Bat
e) All are true

b) Some Giraffes are Tiger

a) All Goat can be Bat

d) No Tiger is Bat

e) All are true

c) Some Goat is not a Bat

9 / 10

Directions : Read the statements and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Rusts are Peach.
No Peach is Mauve.
Some Mauves are Lavender.

Conclusions:
I. All Rusts are Lavender.
II. All lavenders can never be Peach.
III. Some Rusts are not Mauve.

Both I and II follows

Only I follows

All follows

Both II and III follows

Both I and III follows

10 / 10

Directions : Study the following statements and then decide which of the given conclusion logically follows from the given statements disregarding the commonly known facts.

Q) Statements:
Only a few Goats are Wolf.
All Wolfs are Bear.
All Goats are Rabbit.

Conclusion:
a) Some Goats are Bear
b) All Rabbits can be Bear
c) Some Wolfs are Rabbit
d) Some Rabbits are not Wolf
e) All are true

b) All Rabbits can be Bear

a) Some Goats are Bear

c) Some Wolfs are Rabbit

e) All are true

d) Some Rabbits are not Wolf

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