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                III.  Some wheels are trees.                          (c)  Only II follows
                (a)  Only I and II follow                             (d)  Only III follows
                (b)  Only II & III follow                             (e)  Only II and III follows
                (c)  Only I and III follow                       19.  Statement: Some rivers are hills. No hill is taxi. All
                (d)  All follow                                       taxis are buses.
                (e)  None of these                                    Conclusions: I. Some buses are rivers.
            18.  Statement: All stones are rivers. All rivers are cars.       II.  Some taxis are rivers.
                Some cars are trains.                                 III.  No bus is river.
                Conclusions: I. Some trains are stones.               (a)  None follows
                II.  Some cars are stones.                            (b)  Only I follows
                III.  Some trains are rivers.                         (c)  Only III follows
                (a)  None follows                                     (d)  Only II follows
                (b)  Only I follows                                   (e)  Only either I or III follows



              4. ConCept deviAtor



            Direction (Qs. 1-29) : In each of the question below      (b)  Only either II or IV follows
            are Four statements following  by Four conclusions        (c)  Only IV follows
            numbered I ,II, III and IV. You have to take the Four given      (d)  Only II and IV follow
            statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance      (e)  None of these
            with commonly known facts and then decide which of the
            given conclusion logically follows from the two statements   3.  Statement: All sands are beaches. All shores are
            disregarding commonly known fact.                         beaches. Some beaches are trees. All trees are hotels.
            1.  Statement: Some doctors are lawyers. All teachers      Conclusions: I. Some shores are hotels.
                are lawyers. Some engineers  are lawyers. All         II.  All beaches are shores
                engineers are businessmen.                            III.  Some beaches are hotels.
                Conclusions: I. Some teachers are doctors.            IV.  Some sands are trees.
                II.  Some businessmen are lawyers.                    (a)  None follows
                III.  Some businessmen are teachers.                  (b)  Only II follows
                IV.  Some lawyers are teachers.                       (c)  Only either I or III follows
                (a)  None follows                                     (d)  Only IV follows
                (b)  Only II follows                                  (e)  None of these
                (c)  Only III follows                            4.  Statement: All parrots are pigeons. Some crows are
                (d)  Only II and IV follow                            pigeon. Some sparrows are crow. All sparrows are
                (e)  None of these                                    koels.
            2.  Statement: All plastics are glasses.                  Conclusions: I. Some koels are crows.
                Some sponges are glasses.                             II.  Some parrots are crows.
                All sponges are clothes                               III.  Some sparrows are pigeons.
                All clothes are liquids.                              IV.  No crow is a parrot.
                Conclusions: I. All liquids are sponges.              (a)  None follows
                II.  Some plastics are clothes.                       (b)  Only I follow
                III.  All glasses are plastics.                       (c)  Only II follows
                IV.  All liquids are clothes.                         (d)  Only III follows
                (a)  None follows                                     (e)  Only II and III follows
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