Practice Reasoning Questions SSC CGL, SSC CHSL / Railway Exams Set-5

Practice Reasoning Questions SSC CGL, SSC CHSL / Railway Exams Set-5:

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Directions (1 – 10) : In each questions below are three / two statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the two / three given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the three statements disregarding commonly known facts.

1).Statements :

No children can vote

Some children are graduates

Conclusions :

I.              Male graduates can vote

II.            Some graduates can vote

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

2). Statements :

Some radios are pens

No pen is blue

Conclusions :

I.              Some radios are blue

II.            Some radios are not blue

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

3). Statements :

All cats are rats

Some rats are dogs

Conclusions :

I.              Some dogs are not rats

II.            All rats are not cats

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

4). Statements :

Many Fans are Stones

All Stones are Pencils

Conclusions :

I.              Some Fans are Pencils

II.            No Stone is a Fan

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

5). Statements :

Most hens are dogs

Some dogs are cats

Conclusions :

I.              Some cats are dogs

II.            Some hens are cats

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

6). Statements :

Some men bark

All men cry

Conclusions :

I.              Those men who do not bark, also cry

II.            Those men who do not bark, not necessarily cry

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

7). Statements :

Some pens are pencils

Some pencils are papers

Conclusions :

I.              Some pencils are not papers

II.            Some papers are pens

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

8). Statements :

All boys are tall

Ravi is tall

Conclusions :

I.              Ravi is a boy

II.            All tallest persons are boys

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

9). Statements :

Mohan is rich man

Rich men are are healthy

Conclusions :

I.              All healthy men are rich

II.            Mohan is healthy

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

10). Statements :

All cats are rats

Some rats are bats

Some bats are crows

Conclusions :

I.              Some crows are rats

II.         Some bats are cats

a)    Only I follows

b)    Only II follows

c)    Either I or II follows

d)    Neither I nor II follows

e)    Both I and II follows

Answers:                         

1). d) 2). b) 3). d) 4). a) 5). d) 6). a) 7). d) 8). d) 9). b) 10). d)

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