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What can be logically concluded from the statements: Only a few rain is train, No train is brain, Some rain is chain?
What can be logically concluded from the statements: Only a few rain is train, No train is brain, Some rain is chain?
- All rain is brain
- Some brain is chain (correct)
- No chain is brain
- No rain is brain
Which conclusion logically follows from the statements: Few boat are goat, Only a few goats are coat, No vote are boat?
Which conclusion logically follows from the statements: Few boat are goat, Only a few goats are coat, No vote are boat?
- Some coat are vote
- All goats are vote
- Some boat are coat (correct)
- No boat are goat
If 'january february march april' means 'NM XY AB EF', then 'april july november august' would mean?
If 'january february march april' means 'NM XY AB EF', then 'april july november august' would mean?
- EF IJ SM PQ (correct)
- NM XY RT AB
- SM PQ EF IJ
- LK MP RT GH
What is the code for 'january july' in the given code language?
What is the code for 'january july' in the given code language?
What can be concluded from the statements: Only a few asks are mask, No task is ask, Few masks are basks?
What can be concluded from the statements: Only a few asks are mask, No task is ask, Few masks are basks?
What logically follows from the statements: Only a few sad are mad, All mad is add, No add is bad?
What logically follows from the statements: Only a few sad are mad, All mad is add, No add is bad?
What does the code 'AB' represent in the given code language?
What does the code 'AB' represent in the given code language?
What conclusion can be drawn from the statements: Few come are plum, All some is drum, No plum is drum?
What conclusion can be drawn from the statements: Few come are plum, All some is drum, No plum is drum?
What is the code for the word 'may' in the given code language?
What is the code for the word 'may' in the given code language?
If Point Z is 12m east of point Y, and Point Y is 20m south of point X, then what is the direction from Point X to Point Z?
If Point Z is 12m east of point Y, and Point Y is 20m south of point X, then what is the direction from Point X to Point Z?
Which of the following statements is true based on the given statements: Only a few rain is train, No train is brain, Some rain is chain?
Which of the following statements is true based on the given statements: Only a few rain is train, No train is brain, Some rain is chain?
What can be logically concluded from the statements: Few boat are goat, Only a few goats are coat, No vote are boat?
What can be logically concluded from the statements: Few boat are goat, Only a few goats are coat, No vote are boat?
Which of the following conclusions logically follows from the given information?
Which of the following conclusions logically follows from the given information?
What conclusion logically follows from the statements: Only a few asks are mask, No task is ask, Few masks are basks?
What conclusion logically follows from the statements: Only a few asks are mask, No task is ask, Few masks are basks?
What does the code 'RT NM LK' represent in the given code language?
What does the code 'RT NM LK' represent in the given code language?
Which of the following is a valid conclusion based on the given information?
Which of the following is a valid conclusion based on the given information?
What can be concluded from the statement H ≥ M ≥ Q = T > L?
What can be concluded from the statement H ≥ M ≥ Q = T > L?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements O > X ≤ U ≤ R < B and K < T ≥ P > U = A?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements O > X ≤ U ≤ R < B and K < T ≥ P > U = A?
What is the relationship between F and J based on the statement F ≥ Q = L ≥ A < J?
What is the relationship between F and J based on the statement F ≥ Q = L ≥ A < J?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements X ≤ C ≥ W = V > N and R ≥ L < K ≤ W ≥ T?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements X ≤ C ≥ W = V > N and R ≥ L < K ≤ W ≥ T?
What is the relationship between A and S based on the statement Z > A ≥ B > S = V?
What is the relationship between A and S based on the statement Z > A ≥ B > S = V?
What can be concluded from the statement F ≥ Q = L ≥ A < J?
What can be concluded from the statement F ≥ Q = L ≥ A < J?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements O > X ≤ U ≤ R < B and K < T ≥ P > U = A?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the statements O > X ≤ U ≤ R < B and K < T ≥ P > U = A?
What is the relationship between L and W based on the statement L = W ≤ S ≥ F < P?
What is the relationship between L and W based on the statement L = W ≤ S ≥ F < P?
Study Notes
Logical Reasoning
- In logical reasoning, statements are followed by conclusions, and we need to determine which conclusions logically follow from the statements.
- Statements are considered true, even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts.
Statement-Conclusion Questions
- There are five statement-conclusion questions with multiple-choice answers.
- Correct answers:
- Question 1: D) Neither Conclusion I nor Conclusion II follows
- Question 2: D) Neither Conclusion I nor Conclusion II follows
- Question 3: C) Only Conclusion I follows
- Question 4: B) Only Conclusion II follows
- Question 5: B) Only Conclusion II follows
Inequality and Relationship Questions
- There are five inequality and relationship questions with multiple-choice answers.
- Correct answers:
- Question 1: d) Either conclusion I or II is true
- Question 2: c) Both conclusions I and II are true
- Question 3: a) Only conclusion I is true
- Question 4: b) Only conclusion II is true
- Question 5: b) Only conclusion II is true
Coding-Decoding Questions
- There are five coding-decoding questions with multiple-choice answers.
- Correct answers:
- Question 1: e) All of the above
- Question 2: a) EF XY
- Question 3: b) march
- Question 4: d) Either a or c
- Question 5: e) june january april
Codes for Months
- January: NM
- February: XY
- March: AB
- April: EF
- May/September: LK/MP
- June: RT
- July: IJ
- August/November: SM/PQ
- December: GH
Point Coordinates
- Point Z is 12m east of point Y.
- Point Y is 20m south of point X.
- Point W is 10m north of point V and 24m east of point X.
- Point V is 12m east of point U.
- Point U is 20m south of point T.
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Practice your critical thinking skills with this logical reasoning puzzle. Use the given statements to derive a logical conclusion. Ignore commonly known facts and focus on the provided statements.
