TEST - SYLLOGISM & INEQUALITY
Direction (1-5): Study the following statements and (d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
then decide which of the given conclusions logically (e) Both conclusions I and II follow
follow from the given statements disregarding the 6) Statements: At least some Homes are House.
commonly known facts. Every Houses are Building.
(a) Only conclusion I follows All Buildings are Apartment.
(b) Only conclusion II follows Conclusions: I). All Apartments are House.
(c) Either conclusion I or II follows II). All house being building is a possibility.
(d) Both conclusions I and II follow (a) a (b) b (c) c
(e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows (d) d (e) e
1) Statements: Only a few Toffees are Chocolate. 7) Statements: A few Three is Seven.
Only Toffee is Coffee bite. No Seven is Four.
No Chocolate is Juice. Only Four is One.
Conclusions: I). Some Coffee bites are not juice. Conclusions: I). All three being Four is a possibility
II). All Juice being Toffee is a possibility. II). All Four being Three is a possibility
(a) a (b) b (c) c (a) a (b) b (c) c
(d) d (e) e (d) d (e) e
2) Statements: At least Some Mangos are Banana. 8) Statements: Only a few Puma is Adidas.
47% Bananas are not Apple. Some Adidas is not Nike.
All Apples are Orange. All Reebok is Puma.
Conclusions: I). Some Bananas are not Orange. Conclusions: I). Some Adidas are Reebok is a possibility.
II). A few Mangos can be Apple. II). All Puma can be Nike.
(a) a (b) b (c) c (a) a (b) b (c) c
(d) d (e) e (d) d (e) e
3) Statements: Some Pants are Trouser. 9) Statements: 99% Circles are Square.
All Trousers are T-shirt. Mostly Squares are Rectangle.
No T-shirt is Shirt. All Rectangles are Triangle.
Conclusions: I). Some Pants can be Shirt. Conclusions: I). Some Circles are Rectangle.
II). All T-shirts are Trouser. II). No Rectangle is Circle.
(a) a (b) b (c) c (a) a (b) b (c) c
(d) d (e) e (d) d (e) e
4) Statements: Few Money are Rupee. 10) Statements: Some Ears are Eye.
Only Rupee is Dollar. No Eye is Leg.
Some Currencies are Money. All Legs are Nose.
Conclusions: I). No Money is Dollar. Conclusions: I). Some Ears are not Nose.
II). Some Rupees are not Money. II). All Noses can be Eye.
(a) a (b) b (c) c (a) a (b) b (c) c
(d) d (e) e (d) d (e) e
5) Statements: All movies are Serial. Direction (11-20): In each of the following questions,
Only a few Serials are Series. the relationship between different elements is shown
Only Series is Shows. in the statements followed by three conclusions. Find
Conclusions: I). Some Movies are not Series. the conclusion which logically follows.
II). All Series can be Serial (a) If only conclusion I follows.
(a) a (b) b (c) c (b) If only conclusion II follows.
(d) d (e) e (c) If either conclusion I or II follows.
Direction (6-10): Study the following statements and (d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
then decide which of the given conclusions logically (e) If both conclusions I and II follow.
follow from the given statements disregarding the 11) Statements: P = J ≥ A ≥ X; Y < J = E ≤ U < Q
commonly known facts. Conclusion: I. X = E II. J > X
(a) Only conclusion I follows 12) Statements: K < G ≤ R > D; F > W = R > S ≥ T
(b) Only conclusion II follows Conclusion: I. S > G II. F ≥ K
(c) Either conclusion I or II follows 13) Statements: D < N < U ≤ B; P > T ≥ F = U < I > E
Conclusion: I. T > D II. N ≤ I 22. Statement: G*H$I; I@J&K; K@L%M
14) Statements: A < F < R = Y; H < X < E < T = R > K Conclusion: I. G*J II. J$G III. I@M
Conclusion: I. K > A II. X < Y 23. Statement: B@D, D*E, E$F, F&G, G*H
15. Statement: T < Q ≤ M > Y; M > P < Z; Z = R Conclusion: I. G@D II. E$H III. F@B
Conclusion: I. P < Q II. R > Q 24. Statement: K&L, L*M, M$N, N@O, O%P, P*Q
16. Statements: I ≤ K ≤ V = O < L; N > W > G ≥ P ≥ V Conclusion: I. N@Q II. M*Q III. L*N
Conclusions: I. G ≥ K II. N > L 25. Statement: Q$R@S; S%T@U; U&V*W
17. Statements: K < E ≤ G ≤ Z; P = J > Z; I ≥ R > P; Conclusion: I. W@U II. T*R III. S@V
Conclusions: I. E ≤ P II. K < R Directions (26 - 30): Study the following information
18. Statements: and answer the question:
O > H ≥ W = D ≥ I; R > G > M ≥ H = B; X = U ≥ M A×B means "A is either smaller than or equal to B"
Conclusions: I. X > I II. I = X A-B means "A is smaller than B"
19. Statements: Y < E < G ≤ H; W > F = T > G; P ≤ A < W A#B means "A is equal to B"
Conclusions: I. E < A II. P > Y A÷B means "A is either greater than or equal to B"
20. Statements: A+B means "A is greater than B"
H ≤ M = Y ≤ U; L > G ≥ W = Q ≥ Y; G < A ≤ R < D (a) Both II and III follows
Conclusions: I. M < R II. G ≥ M (b) Only III follows
Directions (21 - 25): Study the following information (c) Both I and III follows
and answer the question: (d) Only I and either II or III follows
A%B means "A is either smaller than or equal to B" (e) All follows
A@B means "A is smaller than B" 26. Statement: J+K, O×P, N#O, M-N, L×M, K÷L
A&B means "A is equal to B" Conclusion: I. J-M II. P÷L III. N+L
A$B means "A is either greater than or equal to B" 27. Statement: A#B, C×D, B-C, E+F, F÷G, D÷E
A*B means "A is greater than B" Conclusion: I. D+A II. E×C III. G-D
(a) Only I follows 28. Statement: M×N, O÷P, P#Q, R÷S, Q+R, N÷O
(b) Only III follows Conclusion: I. S-P II. M×Q III. Q-M
(c) Only III and either I or II follows 29. Statement: T-U÷V; V#W+Y; Y×Z#L
(d) Either I or II follows Conclusion: I. T+Z II. Y-U III. L÷Y
(e) All follows 30. Statement: G-H×I; I#J+K; K÷L#M
21. Statement: M*N$P; Q&R@P; N%T Conclusion: I. J÷H II. M-I III. J+L
Conclusion: I. R*N II. T$M III. Q@T
ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION
1. D 4. D 7. D 10. D 13. A 16. A 19. D 22. C 25. E 28. D
2. B 5. E 8. E 11. C 14. B 17. B 20. E 23. A 26. B 29. A
3. A 6. D 9. C 12. D 15. D 18. C 21. B 24. B 27. C 30. E