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Instructions

In each of the question below are given four statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II III and IV You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statement disregarding commonly known facts.

Question 161

Statements:
Some trains are cars.
All cars are branches
All branches are nets
Some nets are dresses
Conclusions:
I.Some dresses are cars.
II.Some nets are trains.
III.Some branches are trains.
IV.Some dresses are trains.

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Solution

The data can be intrepreted in Venn diagram form as:

I.Some dresses are cars. This conclusion is not true.
II.Some nets are trains.This can be concluded with surety.
III.Some branches are trains.This can be concluded as apparent from the Venn diagram.
IV.Some dresses are trains. This is not a correct conclusion.

Question 162

Statements:
Some pencils are kites
Some kites are desks
All desks are jungles
All jungles are mountains
Conclusions:
I.Some mountains are pencils
II.Some jungles are pencils
III.Some mountains are desks
IV.Some jungles are kites

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Solution

The data can be intrepreted in Venn diagram form as:

I.Some mountains are pencils. This conclusion cannot be drawn.
II.Some jungles are pencils. This is also an incorrect conclusion.
III.Some mountains are desks. This is correct conclusion.
IV.Some jungles are kites. This is also correct conclusion.
Only III and IV follow. Option C is correct.

Question 163

Statements:      All papers are clips.             Some clips are boards

                        Some boards are lanes.         All lanes are roads
Conclusions:

I.Some roads are board        II.Some lanes are clip

III.Some boards are papers     IV.Some roads are clips.

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Solution

The data can be intrepreted in Venn diagram form as:

I.Some roads are boards. This is correct conclusion.
II.Some lanes are clips. This is a wrong conclusion as apparent from the Venn diagram.
III.Some boards are papers. This is also a wrong conclusion.
IV.Some roads are clips. This is incorrect conclusion as apparent from Venn diagram.
Only I follows.

Question 164

Statements:
All pens are clocks
Some clocks are tyres
Some tyres are wheels
Some wheels are buses
Conclusions:
I.Some buses are tyres.
II.Some wheels are clocks
III.Some wheel are pens
IV.Some buses are clocks

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Solution

The diagram can be intrepreted in Venn diagram format as:

I.Some buses are tyres. This conclsuion is not true.
II.Some wheels are clocks. This is also an incorrect conclusion.
III.Some wheel are pens. Again, thi scannot be concluded as apparent from Venn diagram.
IV.Some buses are clocks. This is also an incorrect conclusion.
None of the conclusion follows.

Question 165

Statements:
All stones are hammers
No hammer is ring
Some rings are doors
All doors are windows
Conclusions:
I.Some windows are stones
II.Some windows are rings
III.No windows is stone
IV.Some rings are stones

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Solution

The data can bre intrepreted in Venn diagram form as:

I.Some windows are stones.

II.Some windows are rings. This is correct conclusion as evident from the Venn diagram.

III.No windows is stone. This conclusion along with I forms a universal set. Either of them will be true.

IV.Some rings are stones. This is again an incorrect conclusion as evident from Venn diagram.

Either I or III are correct.

Instructions

Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

Question 166

Who is fourth to the left of G ?

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Solution

The data given to us is:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

This can be interpreted in diagrammatic form as:

C is fourth to the left of G.

Question 167

What is E’s position with respect to B ?

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Solution

The data given to us is:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

This can be interpreted in diagrammatic form as:

E is third to the left of B.

Question 168

Who is third to the right of K ?

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Solution

The data given to us is:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

This can be interpreted in diagrammatic form as:

G is third to the right of K.

Question 169

Who is the immediate right of F ?

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Solution

The data given to us is:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

This can be interpreted in diagrammatic form as:

G is to immediate right of F.

Question 170

In which of the following combinations is the third person sitting between the first and the second persons ?

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Solution

The data given to us is:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and K are sitting around a circle facing the centre F is fourth to the right of A who is third to the right of B K is fourth to the left of B and third to the right of D C is third to the right of H E is second to the left of G.

This can be interpreted in diagrammatic form as:

F sits between E and G.

CAT Content

SBI Associate PO 2010

Statements:
Some trains are cars.
All cars are branches
All branches are nets
Some nets are dresses
Conclusions:
I.Some dresses are cars.
II.Some nets are trains.
III.Some branches are trains.
IV.Some dresses are trains.

Statements:
Some pencils are kites
Some kites are desks
All desks are jungles
All jungles are mountains
Conclusions:
I.Some mountains are pencils
II.Some jungles are pencils
III.Some mountains are desks
IV.Some jungles are kites

Statements:      All papers are clips.             Some clips are boards

                        Some boards are lanes.         All lanes are roads
Conclusions:

I.Some roads are board        II.Some lanes are clip

III.Some boards are papers     IV.Some roads are clips.

Statements:
All pens are clocks
Some clocks are tyres
Some tyres are wheels
Some wheels are buses
Conclusions:
I.Some buses are tyres.
II.Some wheels are clocks
III.Some wheel are pens
IV.Some buses are clocks

Statements:
All stones are hammers
No hammer is ring
Some rings are doors
All doors are windows
Conclusions:
I.Some windows are stones
II.Some windows are rings
III.No windows is stone
IV.Some rings are stones

Who is fourth to the left of G ?

What is E’s position with respect to B ?

Who is third to the right of K ?

Who is the immediate right of F ?

In which of the following combinations is the third person sitting between the first and the second persons ?

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SBI Associate PO 2010

Statements: Some trains are cars. All cars are branches All branches are nets Some nets are dresses Conclusions: I.Some dresses are cars. II.Some nets are trains. III.Some branches are trains. IV.Some dresses are trains.

Statements: Some pencils are kites Some kites are desks All desks are jungles All jungles are mountains Conclusions: I.Some mountains are pencils II.Some jungles are pencils III.Some mountains are desks IV.Some jungles are kites

Statements: All papers are clips. Some clips are boards Some boards are lanes. All lanes are roadsConclusions: I.Some roads are board II.Some lanes are clip III.Some boards are papers IV.Some roads are clips.

Statements: All pens are clocks Some clocks are tyres Some tyres are wheels Some wheels are buses Conclusions: I.Some buses are tyres. II.Some wheels are clocks III.Some wheel are pens IV.Some buses are clocks

Statements: All stones are hammers No hammer is ring Some rings are doors All doors are windows Conclusions: I.Some windows are stones II.Some windows are rings III.No windows is stone IV.Some rings are stones

Who is fourth to the left of G ?

What is E’s position with respect to B ?

Who is third to the right of K ?

Who is the immediate right of F ?

In which of the following combinations is the third person sitting between the first and the second persons ?

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Statements:
Some trains are cars.
All cars are branches
All branches are nets
Some nets are dresses
Conclusions:
I.Some dresses are cars.
II.Some nets are trains.
III.Some branches are trains.
IV.Some dresses are trains.

Statements:
Some pencils are kites
Some kites are desks
All desks are jungles
All jungles are mountains
Conclusions:
I.Some mountains are pencils
II.Some jungles are pencils
III.Some mountains are desks
IV.Some jungles are kites

Statements: All papers are clips. Some clips are boards

Some boards are lanes. All lanes are roads
Conclusions:

I.Some roads are board II.Some lanes are clip

III.Some boards are papers IV.Some roads are clips.

Statements:
All pens are clocks
Some clocks are tyres
Some tyres are wheels
Some wheels are buses
Conclusions:
I.Some buses are tyres.
II.Some wheels are clocks
III.Some wheel are pens
IV.Some buses are clocks

Statements:
All stones are hammers
No hammer is ring
Some rings are doors
All doors are windows
Conclusions:
I.Some windows are stones
II.Some windows are rings
III.No windows is stone
IV.Some rings are stones