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Direction: A sentence with two blanks is given, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. Choose the words that best fit in the given blanks making the sentence grammatically correct and meaningful.
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Statements:Only a few crows are brows.All crows are ion.All ions are minions.Conclusions:I. All minions being brows is a possibility.II. At least some ions are crows.
The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows:
Conclusions:
I. All minions being brows is a possibility. -> Not possible, hence false.
II. At least some ions are crows -> It’s sure, hence true.
Thus, conclusion II follows.
Statements:
Generally boys are girls.
All wise are careful.
Only a few boys are careful.
Some wise are not girls.
I. Few girls can never be careful.
II. No girl is wise.
I. Few girls can never be careful -> It’s sure, hence true.
II. No girl is wise -> Not sure, hence false.
So, only I follows.
Only a few males are smart.
All smart are graceful.
I. All graceful can be male.
II. Some graceful are smart.
I. All graceful can be male -> Possible, hence true.
II. Some graceful are smart -> Sure, hence true.
Thus, both I and II follow.
A few dolls are not calls.
Each call is pal.
Some pals are not malls.
I. Most of the malls are not call.
II. All malls are dolls.
I. Most of the malls are not call -> Not sure, hence false.
II. All malls are dolls -> Not sure, hence false.
So, neither I nor II follows.
Statements:Some planes are bus.Only a few buses are car.All train is car.
Conclusions:I. All buses are train is a possibility.II. All cars is plane is a possibility.
I. All buses are train is a possibility -> Not possible, hence false.
II. All cars is plane is a possibility -> Possible hence true.
So, only conclusion II follows.
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