Reasoning Quiz: Syllogism Questions for IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk

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Reasoning Quiz: Syllogism Questions for IBPS

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1. Statements :
All Men are Women
All Women are Children
No Children is young
Conclusions:
I. Some Children are Men
II. No men is Young

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2. Statements:
Some Pots are Mats
All Mats are Cats
No Cat is Rat
Conclusions:
I.No Rat is Pot
II.Some Rats are not Mats

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3. Statements:
Some Pens are Slats
Some Slats are not Pencils
All Pencils are Erasers
Conclusions:
I.Some Pencils are not Slats
Ii.Some Erasers are Pens

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4. Statements:
Some Bottles are Lids
Some Lids are Flat
Some Flat are Round
Conclusions:
I.Some Flat are Lid
II.Some Round are not Bottles

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Question 4 of 10

5. Statements:
All Letters are Vowels
Some Vowels are Words
No Word is Consonant
Conclusions:
I.All Consonants being Vowels is a possibility
II.No Letter is Consonant

 If only (I) conclusion follows

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6. Statements:
All the Bags are Handles.
All the Handles are Clips.
All the Clips are Gaps
Conclusions:
I.All the Clips are Bags
II.All the Handles are Gaps

 If only (I) conclusion follows

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7. Statements:
All the trucks are flies.
Some scooters are flies.
Conclusions:
I. All the trucks are scooters.
II.Some flies are trucks.

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8. Statements:
All baskets are Marbles
Some marbles are sticks
No stick is garden
Conclusion:
I.Some Gardens are baskets
II.No Garden is Basket

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9. Statements :
All Keys are Staplers
All staplers are Blades
Some Blades are Erasers
Some Erasers are Sharpners.
Conclusions:
I.Some Sharpners are Keys
II.All Keys are Blades

 If only (I) conclusion follows

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10. Statements:
Some Landlords are farmers
All landlords are labours
Some Labours are Traders
Conclusions:
I. Some Labours are Farmers
II.All Traders being Farmers is Possibility

 If only (I) conclusion follows

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