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Logical Reasoning section is included in the examination syllabus of all exams like SSC, SBI, RRB, IAS, RPSC, UPSC, IBPS etc. Reasoning is one of the challenging sections in competitive examinations. The important tip of this section is to choose the correct conclusion in the questions of the topic, while these days the questions often come to the conclusion and you have to find the correct statements from the correct choices given. In fact, it is one of the most time consuming section because students need to make more than one diagram in these questions. Here you are given two statements in each question and some conclusions after them. You have to understand both the given statements to be true, however with clear approximations and practice, you can score more in the Logical Reasoning section.
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Logical Reasoning is said to be quite tricky but if the aspirants have prepared well in this section then they can get good scores in the examination. Today this article, provided important questions which are based on syllogism. Let's start practice below -
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The exam syllabus of all the exams like SSC, RRB, IBPS, RPSC, UPSC, etc. includes the Syllogism topic in the Logical Reasoning section. Syllogism topic is one of the challenging topics of Reasoning in competitive exams. Generally, questions related to Syllogism consist of two or more statements and these statements follow the number of conclusions...
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Statement:
All women are flowers.
All flowers are parrots.
Conclusion:
I. All women are parrots.
II. All parrots are females.
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Answer : 1 Only conclusion I follows.
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Statement :
All duster is chalk.
All blackboard is chalk.
Conclusion:
I. Some duster are blackboard.
II. some chalk are duster.
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Answer : 4 Only conclusion II follows.
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Statements:
All cups are plates.
Some plates are glass.
Conclusions:
I. Some glasses are cups.
II. All glasses are cups.
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Answer : 1 Neither conclusion (I) nor conclusion (II) follows.
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Statement:
Some boys are hardworking.
No intelligent are boys.
Conclusion
I. Some hardworking are not intelligent
II. All hardworking are intelligent.
III. Some intelligent are not hardworking
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Answer : 3 Only Conclusion (I) follows.
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Statement:
All insects are dangerous.
All machines are dangerous.
Conclusion
I. All dangerous are insects.
II. All dangerous are machines.
III. Some machines are insects.
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