Statements: No fish is a bird. All birds are animals. Conclusions: I. No fish is an animal. II. Some animals are not fish. III. Some animals are birds

Correct answer: A. II and III

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

Explanation

The correct answer is Option A: II and III. Based on the statements, 'No fish is a bird' and 'All birds are animals,' we can deduce the following: Conclusion I: 'No fish is an animal' is incorrect because the statement does not provide information about the relationship between fish and all animals. Conclusion II: 'Some animals are not fish' is correct because all birds are animals, and no bird is a fish, indicating there are animals (birds) that are not fish. Conclusion III: 'Some animals are birds' is correct because all birds, being a subset of animals, means some animals are indeed birds. Thus, both Conclusions II and III follow logically, making Option A the correct choice.

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