Blood relations and syllogism - One Line Questions

1. If 'A' is the brother of 'B', 'C' is the father of 'A', and 'D' is the son of 'C', then which of the following is true? — D is the brother of A
2. If Ram's mother is the sister of Shyam's mother, and Ram's father is Mohan. How is Mohan related to Shyam? — Brother-in-law
3. A's mother is the sister of B's mother. C is the son of B. D is the brother of A. How is C related to D? — Cousin
4. A is B's sister. C is B's father. D is C's son. E is A's mother. Which of the following is true? — D is A's brother
5. Pointing to a photograph, a man said, 'I have no brother or sister, but that man's father is my father's son.' Who is in the photograph? — His son
6. Statement: All cars are vehicles. Some vehicles are red. Conclusion: I. Some cars are red. II. Some red things are cars. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
7. Statement: All buildings have windows. Some windows are clean. Conclusion: I. Some buildings have clean items. II. Some clean things are buildings. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
8. Statement: All writers are readers. Some readers are critics. Conclusion: I. Some writers are critics. II. Some critics are writers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
9. Statement: All teachers are educated. Some educated people are artists. Conclusion: I. Some teachers are artists. II. Some artists are teachers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
10. Statement: All musicians are talented. Some talented people are singers. Conclusion: I. Some musicians are singers. II. Some singers are musicians. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
11. Statement: All doctors are professionals. Some professionals are surgeons. Conclusion: I. Some doctors are surgeons. II. Some surgeons are doctors. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
12. Statement: All fruits are sweet. Some sweet things are delicious. Conclusion: I. Some fruits are delicious. II. Some delicious things are fruits. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
13. Statement: All books are reading material. Some reading material is interesting. Conclusion: I. Some books are interesting. II. Some interesting items are books. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
14. Statement: All cats are animals. All animals are mammals. Conclusion: I. All cats are mammals. II. Some mammals are cats. — Both Conclusion I and II follow
15. Statement: All books are pens. All pens are pencils. Conclusion: I. All books are pencils. II. Some pencils are pens. — Either Conclusion I or II follows
16. Statement: Some cats are black. All black things are dogs. Conclusion: I. Some cats are dogs. II. All dogs are cats. — Only Conclusion I follows
17. Statement: Some flowers are red. All red things are beautiful. Conclusion: I. Some flowers are beautiful. II. All beautiful things are red. — Only Conclusion I follows
18. Statement: All fruits are trees. Some trees are green. Conclusion: I. Some fruits are green. II. Some green things are fruits. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
19. Statement: All doctors are engineers. Some engineers are women. Conclusion: I. Some doctors are women. II. Some women are doctors. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
20. Statement: No man is a dog. All dogs have four legs. Conclusion: I. No man has four legs. II. Some creatures with four legs are not men. — Only Conclusion II follows
21. Statement: All tables are chairs. Some chairs are wooden. Conclusion: I. Some tables are wooden. II. Some wooden things are tables. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
22. Statement: All windows are doors. Some doors are made of glass. Conclusion: I. Some windows are made of glass. II. Some glass items are windows. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
23. Statement: All cars are vehicles. Some vehicles are blue. Conclusion: I. Some cars are blue. II. Some blue things are cars. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
24. Statement: Some boys are students. All students are intelligent. Conclusion: I. Some boys are intelligent. II. All intelligent people are students. — Only Conclusion I follows
25. Statement: All lamps are bulbs. Some bulbs are white. Conclusion: I. Some lamps are white. II. Some white things are lamps. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
26. Statement: All musicians are artists. Some artists are painters. Conclusion: I. Some musicians are painters. II. Some painters are musicians. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
27. Statement: All poets are writers. Some writers are tall. Conclusion: I. Some poets are tall. II. Some tall people are poets. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
28. Statement: All students are disciplined. Some disciplined people are girls. Conclusion: I. Some students are girls. II. Some girls are students. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
29. Statement: Some lions are tigers. All tigers are mammals. Conclusion: I. Some lions are mammals. II. All mammals are lions. — Only Conclusion I follows
30. Statement: All roads lead to Rome. Some roads are dangerous. Conclusion: I. Some destinations are Rome. II. Some dangerous paths are roads. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
31. Statement: All rivers are water bodies. Some water bodies are polluted. Conclusion: I. Some rivers are polluted. II. Some polluted things are rivers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
32. Statement: All apples are fruits. Some fruits are sour. Conclusion: I. Some apples are sour. II. Some sour things are apples. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
33. Statement: All planets are celestial bodies. Some celestial bodies are gaseous. Conclusion: I. Some planets are gaseous. II. Some gaseous entities are planets. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
34. Statement: All books are interesting. Some interesting things are expensive. Conclusion: I. Some books are expensive. II. Some expensive items are books. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
35. Statement: All boys like cricket. Some cricket players are girls. Conclusion: I. Some boys are cricket players. II. Some girls are boys. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
36. Statement: All walls have doors. Some doors are brown. Conclusion: I. Some walls have brown items. II. Some brown things are walls. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
37. Statement: All flowers are plants. Some plants are tall. Conclusion: I. Some flowers are tall. II. Some tall things are flowers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
38. Statement: All students are hard-working. Some hard-working people are successful. Conclusion: I. Some students are successful. II. Some successful people are students. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
39. Statement: All trees are green. Some green things are plants. Conclusion: I. Some trees are plants. II. Some plants are trees. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
40. Statement: All cars are fast. Some fast things are vehicles. Conclusion: I. Some cars are vehicles. II. Some vehicles are cars. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
41. Statement: All men are mortal. Some mortals are women. Conclusion: I. Some men are women. II. Some women are men. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
42. Statement: All dogs are animals. Some animals are pets. Conclusion: I. Some dogs are pets. II. Some pets are dogs. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
43. Statement: All musicians play an instrument. Some instrument players are singers. Conclusion: I. Some musicians are singers. II. Some singers are musicians. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
44. Statement: All judges are lawyers. Some lawyers are women. Conclusion: I. Some judges are women. II. Some women are judges. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
45. Statement: All novels are books. Some books are historical. Conclusion: I. Some novels are historical. II. Some historical items are novels. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
46. Statement: All pens are pencils. Some pencils are sharp. Conclusion: I. Some pens are sharp. II. Some sharp things are pens. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
47. Statement: All soldiers are brave. Some brave people are women. Conclusion: I. Some soldiers are women. II. Some women are soldiers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
48. Statement: All tables are furniture. Some furniture is made of wood. Conclusion: I. Some tables are made of wood. II. Some wooden items are tables. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
49. Statement: All workers are efficient. Some efficient people are managers. Conclusion: I. Some workers are managers. II. Some managers are workers. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
50. Statement: All actors are performers. Some performers are dancers. Conclusion: I. Some actors are dancers. II. Some dancers are actors. — Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
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