Statements: All men are mortal. No immortal is man. Conclusions: I. All mortals are men. II. No immortal is mortal. III. Some mortals are men

Correct answer: C. Only II and III

  • A. Only III
  • B. I and II
  • C. Only II and III
  • D. None

Explanation

The correct answer is C: Only II and III. Conclusion II is directly supported by the statement 'No immortal is man,' which implies 'No immortal is mortal.' Conclusion III is valid because 'All men are mortal' implies that at least some mortals could be men. Conclusion I is incorrect because 'All mortals are men' is not necessarily true; the statement only specifies that all men are mortal, not vice versa.

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