SRCC GBO 2022

Statement a) All cities are villages.

Statement b) Some states are cities.

Since all cities are villages and some states are cities, some states are villages.

Conclusion i)All states are villages.

We know only some states are villages. So, all states cannot be villages.

Conclusion II. Some villages are states.

We know only some states are villages. So, some villages will definitely be states.

Conclusion III. Some villages are cities.

We know all cities are villages. So, some villages are cities is true.

Conclusion II and III follows but not I.

The path he travelled will look as below.

From start the final position is in north-east direction.

The oviparous animal or bird reproduces by laying eggs. Ostrich is oviparous. Some types of sharks are oviparous. So, the diagram looks as follows.

So, option 2 is the answer.

Statement A discusses how small industries often lead to development and urbanization in rural areas. Statement B provides an example of this concept in action.

Conclusion A exaggerates in two ways: first, by using the word "definitely," which implies certainty, whereas the statements indicate that this process often occurs but is not guaranteed; second, by suggesting that people are encouraged to seek a better life. The statements focus on development and urbanization, not on people's motivations or aspirations.

Conclusion B states that big corporations help facilitate development in some way. This logically follows from the statements, as even if big corporations are not directly serving the rural areas where they set up industries, they contribute to development through infrastructure improvements.

Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

We are given that Tara is Lakshay's granddaughter. 
And we are also given that Lakshay only had one child. 
Along with the information that Lakshay is Ruchi's father-in-law, we can deduce that Lakshay had a son who was married to Ruchi, and they had a daughter named Tara

We are given that Ani is Tara's sister. 
We are also given that Indar is Ani's father, making Indar Ruchi's husband and Lakshay's son. 

Finally, we are given that Arohi is Indar's paternal grandmother. 
Making Arohi Lakshay's mother. 

We can finally get Ani to be Arohi's great-granddaughter. 

Therefore, option C is the correct answer. 

The main statement concerns the high number of road accidents. Hence, the course of action shall be aimed at reducing the same and shall be reasonable at the same time.

This makes 1 correct. 2 is incorrect, as it is an unreasonable step to stop people from using the roads. 

Since the final admission is granted after the evaluation done at the end of two months, it is clear that the aptitude is determined after the selection process. Also, considering that the evaluation takes place for final admission, it is implicit that the students try to prove their potential for the same. Hence, both the assumptions are valid.

The only directional constraint we have is for Ruchi and Aparan, so that would be a good starting point. 

Placing Ruchi at the bottom and Aparna to the second left to her. 
After that we are also given that Prerna is opposite to Ruichi, making Prerna at the top. 

Net, we are given that Sehaj, Karan and Tony are in a sequence, so they must occupy the right side of the circle. 
As for their positioning, Frahan sits next to Prerna and opposite to that, giving us only one possible configuration, i.e., Frahan is to the right of Prerna, and Tony is to the left of Prerna. 

And the only spot left would be acquired by Karan. 

As we can see, Aparna sits opposite Karan. 

Therefore, Option D is the correct answer. 

We are also given No phones are robots, therefore, the overlap of Phone and robots would be empty. 

Now, coming to the statements:
As we can see, Some gadgets would indeed be machines

Only one of conclusions II and III can be true, depending on whether the overlap of phones and machines is empty. 

Therefore, conclusion I follows, and one of II or III would follow. 

Therefore, Option C is the correct answer.