Statements : All cups are pencils. Some pencils are pens. Conclusions : I. Some pencils are cups. II. No pencil are cups. III. Some cups are pens.
Correct answer: B. Only conclusion I follows
- A. Only conclusion III follows
- B. Only conclusion I follows
- C. Only conclusion I and II follow
- D. Only conclusion II and III follow
- E. None of these
Explanation
Conclusions : I. Some pencils are cups - True, it is a definite case. II. No pencil are cups - False, it is not a definite case. III. Some cups are pens - False, it is not a definite case. So, only conclusion I follow.
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