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1261. Statements: All fruits are juicy. Some juicy things are sour. Conclusions: I. Some fruits are sour. II. Some sour things are fruits

  • A. Only I
  • B. None
  • C. Both
  • D. Only II

Explanation: The given statements are: 'All fruits are juicy' and 'Some juicy things are sour.' These statements can be visualized using Venn diagrams.

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Correct answer: None

1262. Statements: Some watches are digital. All digital are gadgets. Conclusions: I. Some watches are gadgets. II. All watches are digital.

  • A. None
  • B. Only II
  • C. Only I
  • D. Both

Explanation: To determine the validity of the conclusions, we analyze the given statements:Statements: Some watches are digital.

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Correct answer: Only I

1263. Statements: All players are fit. Some players are champions. Conclusions: I. Some champions are fit. II. All champions are players

  • A. None
  • B. Only II
  • C. Both
  • D. Only I

Explanation: To solve this, visualize the relationships using a Venn diagram. The statement 'All players are fit' means that the set of players is…

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Correct answer: Only I

1264. Statements: Some animals are tigers. No tiger is lazy. Conclusions: I. No animal is lazy. II. Some animals are not lazy

  • A. Only II
  • B. Only I
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: To determine the validity of the conclusions, consider each statement logically.

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Correct answer: Only II

1265. Statements: All trains are fast. No bus is train. Conclusions: I. No bus is fast. II. Some fast are not buses

  • A. Only II
  • B. Both
  • C. Only I
  • D. None

Explanation: The correct answer is Option A. Conclusion II follows because if all trains are fast and no bus is a train, then some fast entities (the…

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Correct answer: Only II

1266. Statements: All coins are metal. Some metals are silver. Conclusions: I. Some coins are silver. II. Some metals are coins.

  • A. Both
  • B. Only I
  • C. None
  • D. Only II

Explanation: To determine which conclusions logically follow from the given statements, we can visualize the relationships using a Venn diagram.

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Correct answer: Only II

1267. Statements: No girl is rude. All rude are foolish. Conclusions: I. No girl is foolish. II. Some foolish are girls.

  • A. Only I
  • B. Only II
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: To solve this problem, let's analyze the statements: 'No girl is rude' and 'All rude are foolish'.

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Correct answer: Only I

1268. Statements: Some wheels are rubber. All rubber is soft. Conclusions: I. Some wheels are soft. II. All soft things are wheels.

  • A. Both
  • B. Only II
  • C. Only I
  • D. None

Explanation: In logical deduction, we examine the provided statements and draw conclusions based on them.

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Correct answer: Only I

1269. Statements: All schools are institutions. Some institutions are buildings. Conclusions: I. Some buildings are schools. II. Some schools are buildings. III. Some institutions are schools.

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

Explanation: The statements provided establish that 'All schools are institutions' and 'Some institutions are buildings.' Conclusion III, 'Some…

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Correct answer: Only III

1270. Statements: All chocolates are tasty. No tasty thing is healthy. Conclusions: I. No chocolate is healthy. II. Some tasty things are healthy.

  • A. Only I
  • B. Only II
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: To solve this problem, analyze the relationships given in the statements:Statement 1: All chocolates are tasty.

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Correct answer: Only I

1271. Statements: Some candies are chocolates. Some chocolates are sweets. Conclusions: I. Some candies are sweets. II. Some sweets are not candies.

  • A. None
  • B. Only I
  • C. Both
  • D. Only II

Explanation: The correct answer is Option A: None. The statements provide that some candies are chocolates and some chocolates are sweets.

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Correct answer: None

1272. Statements: All cups are bowls. No bowl is plate. Conclusions: I. Some cups are not plates. II. All plates are cups.

  • A. Both
  • B. Only II
  • C. Only I
  • D. None

Explanation: To solve this logical reasoning question, evaluate each conclusion using the provided statements.

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Correct answer: Only I

1273. Statements: All rockets are machines. Some rockets are vehicles. Conclusions: I. Some vehicles are machines. II. Some machines are rockets

  • A. Only II
  • B. Only I
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: In the given statements, 'All rockets are machines' implies that every rocket is a machine.

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Correct answer: Only II

1274. Statements: All dresses are cloth. No cloth is plastic. Conclusions: I. Some plastics are not dresses. II. No dress is plastic

  • A. Only II
  • B. Only I
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: In this logical deduction problem, we are given two statements: 'All dresses are cloth' and 'No cloth is plastic.' Based on these…

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Correct answer: Only II

1275. Statements: All toys are plastic. Some plastics are harmful. Conclusions: I. Some toys are harmful. II. Some harmful things are toys.

  • A. Only I
  • B. Only II
  • C. None
  • D. Both

Explanation: The statements provided are: 'All toys are plastic' and 'Some plastics are harmful.' From these, we cannot definitively conclude that…

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Correct answer: None

1276. Statements: All fruits are healthy. Some fruits are citrus. Conclusions: I. Some citrus are healthy. II. All citrus are fruits.

  • A. Only I
  • B. Only II
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation: The correct answer is Option A: Only I.Conclusion I is valid because the premise establishes that all fruits are healthy and some of these…

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Correct answer: Only I

1277. Statements: Some bats are balls. All balls are round. Conclusions: I. Some bats are round. II. All bats are round.

  • A. None
  • B. Only I
  • C. Only II
  • D. Both

Explanation: Conclusion I, 'Some bats are round,' is correct. From the statements, 'Some bats are balls' and 'All balls are round,' we can deduce that…

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Correct answer: Only I

1278. Statements: All coins are round. All rounds are shapes. Conclusions: I. All coins are shapes. II. Some shapes are coins

  • A. Only I
  • B. Both I and II
  • C. Only II
  • D. Neither I nor II

Explanation: Conclusion I: All coins are shapes. True, because coins ⊆ rounds ⊆ shapes.Conclusion II: Some shapes are coins.

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Correct answer: Both I and II

1279. Andy wants a challenge and he has decided to cycle from Jamestown to Country End, a distance of 1600km. He never cycles more than 150km each day, but in order to conserve his energies, he has decided on the following restrictions: • After he has cycled 150km for each of two consecutive days he will cycle only 75km the next day.• On Saturdays he will cycle only 75km and on Sundays he will have a rest day.• On each day he will cycle the maximum permitted within these restrictions.Andy will leave Jamestown early on a Wednesday morning.If he completes the ride without any unexpected delays on what day of the week will Andy arrive in Country End?

  • A. A) Monday
  • B. B) Tuesday
  • C. C) Wednesday
  • D. D) Thursday

Explanation: Andy starts his journey on an early Wednesday morning and plans to cycle a maximum of 150km each day, except for the restrictions…

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Correct answer: D) Thursday

1280. Susan (circle), Ahmad (triangle), and Sam (star) are each walking in an octagonal park on a Sunday morning. At 10:00, the following figure depicts their positions. Susan moves 3 vertices clockwise in each hour, Ahmad moves 1 vertex clockwise each hour, while Sam moves 2 vertices anticlockwise each hour. Will all three ever meet on a vertex at the same instant?

  • A. Yes, they meet at 12:00
  • B. Yes, they meet at 3:00
  • C. Yes, they meet at 17:00
  • D. No, they never meet

Explanation: We are given:An octagonal park (8 vertices)Initial positions at 10:00 AM:Susan (circle) at vertex ASam (star) at vertex BAhmad (triangle)…

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Correct answer: Yes, they meet at 3:00
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