Statement and conclusion - Question Bank
1. Statements: No squares are circles. Some shapes are squares. What can be concluded?
2. Statements: All dancers are graceful. Some graceful people are actors. What can be concluded?
3. Statements: Some fruits are red. All red things are visible. What can be concluded?
4. Statements: All metals conduct electricity. Iron is a metal. What is the conclusion?
5. Statements: No politicians are saints. Some saints are wise. What can be concluded?
6. Statements: Some books are fiction. All fiction books are imaginative. What can be concluded?
7. Statements: All engineers are problem solvers. Rahul is a problem solver. What can be concluded?
8. Statements: No students are teachers. Some teachers are experienced. What can be concluded?
9. Statements: All cars have engines. This vehicle has an engine. What can be concluded?
10. Statements: Some fruits are sweet. All sweet things are enjoyable. What can be concluded?
11. Statements: All mammals are animals. A whale is a mammal. What is the conclusion?
12. Statements: No chairs are tables. Some furniture are chairs. What can be concluded?
13. Statements: Some politicians are honest. All honest people are trustworthy. What can be concluded?
14. Statements: All birds are warm-blooded. A robin is a bird. What is the conclusion?
15. Statements: Some employees are skilled. All skilled people are valuable. What can be concluded?
16. Statements: No metal is an insulator. All copper is a metal. What is the conclusion?
17. Statements: All tigers are carnivores. This animal is a tiger. What can be concluded?
18. Statements: Some vegetables are green. All green things are plants. What can be concluded?
19. Statements: All artists are creative. Some creative people are famous. What can be concluded?
20. Statements: No liquid is solid. All water is liquid. What is the conclusion?
21. Statements: Some fruits are sour. All sour things are acidic. What can be concluded?
22. Statements: All planets revolve around the sun. Earth is a planet. What is the conclusion?
23. Statements: No students are teachers. Some teachers are experienced. What can be concluded?
24. Statements: Some flowers are red. All red things are visible. What can be concluded?
25. Statements: All managers are decision-makers. Priya is a manager. What can be concluded?
26. Statements: No metals are non-metals. All copper is metal. What is the conclusion?
27. Statements: Some athletes are Olympians. All Olympians are highly trained. What can be concluded?
28. Statements: All birds have feathers. A penguin is a bird. What is the conclusion?
29. Statements: No scientists are artists. Some artists are musicians. What can be concluded?
30. Statements: All squares are rectangles. This shape is a rectangle. What can be concluded?
31. Statements: Some medicines are bitter. All bitter things are unpleasant. What can be concluded?
32. Statements: All politicians are wealthy. Some wealthy people are corrupt. What can be concluded?
33. Statements: No fruit is a vegetable. All apples are fruits. What is the conclusion?
34. Statements: Some books are interesting. All interesting things are enjoyable. What can be concluded?
35. Statements: All engineers are logical thinkers. Rahul is an engineer. What can be concluded?
36. Statements: No mammals are birds. All eagles are birds. What is the conclusion?
37. Statements: Some leaders are corrupt. All corrupt people are untrustworthy. What can be concluded?
38. Statements: All students passed the exam. Mary is a student. What is the conclusion?
39. Statements: No cats are dogs. Some pets are cats. What can be concluded?
40. Statements: Some teachers are strict. All strict people are punctual. What conclusion is valid?
41. Statements: All cars have wheels. This vehicle has wheels. What can be concluded?
42. Statements: No politicians are honest. Ram is a politician. What can be concluded?
43. Statements: Some fruits are sweet. All sweet things are delicious. What can be concluded?
44. Statements: All birds can fly. A parrot is a bird. What conclusion follows?
45. Statements: No flowers are trees. All roses are flowers. What is the conclusion?
46. Statements: Some students are athletes. All athletes are disciplined. Which conclusion can be drawn?
47. Consider the statements: All dogs are mammals. Fido is a dog. What is the logical conclusion?
48. Which of the following is a key characteristic of a valid conclusion derived from statements?
49. What is the primary role of premises in a logical argument?
50. In a statement, which part is the assertion or claim being made?