LIC AAO: Reasoning Quiz

Directions (Q. 1 - 5): In this question two/three statements followed by two conclusion numbered I and II have been given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

1. Statements: Some rooms are stores.

   All stores are godowns.

   All godowns are warehouses.

Conclusions: 
I All rooms are godowns.
II. All stores are warehouses.

(1) Only conclusion II is true

(2) Either conclusion I or II is true

(3) Neither conclusion I nor II are true

(4) Both conclusion I and II are true

(5) Only conclusion I is true

2. Statements: Some rooms are stores.

All stores are godowns.

All godowns are warehouses.

Conclusions: 
I. All warehouses being rooms is a possibility.

II. At least some godowns are rooms

(1) Only conclusion I is true

(2) Only conclusion II is true

(3) Both conclusion I and II are true

(4) Either conclusion I or II is true

(5) Neither conclusion I nor II is true

3. Statements: All kittens are cubs.

No kitten is a puppy.

Conclusions: 
I. All puppies being cubs is a possibility.
II. All cubs are kittens.

(1) Only conclusion I is true

(2) Only conclusion II is true

(3) Both conclusion I and II are true

(4) Either conclusion I or II are true

(5) Neither conclusion I nor II is true

4. Statements: No sea is a lake.

Some lakes are rivers.

All rivers are oceans.

Conclusions: 
I. No sea is a river.

II. All oceans are lakes.

(1) Both conclusion I and II are true

(2) Either conclusion I or II is true

(3) Only conclusion II is true

(4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true

(5) Only conclusion I is true

5. Statements: No sea is a lake.

Some lakes are rivers.

All rivers are oceans.

Conclusions: 
I. At least some oceans are lakes.

II. All rivers are lakes.

(1) Either conclusion I or II is true

(2) Neither conclusion I nor II is true

(3) Only conclusion II is true

(4) Only conclusion I is true

(5) Both conclusion I and II are true

Directions (Q. 6– 10): In each question, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer.

6. Statements: B > E ≥ A < L; T > A > S

Conclusions: 
I. T > B 
II. L > T

(1) Conclusion II is true.

(2) Either conclusion I or II is true.

(3) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.

(4) Both conclusion I and II are true.

(5) Only conclusion I is true.

7. Statements: L = I ≥ N < E; N ≥ S

Conclusions: 
I. S < E 
II. E > L

(1) Either conclusion I or II is true.

(2) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.

(3) Only conclusion II is true.

(4) Both conclusion I and II are true.

(5) Only conclusion I is true.

8. Statements: V < E > B = H ≥ N; B ≤ T

Conclusions: 
I. T > V 
II. N ≤ T

(1) Either conclusion I or II is true.

(2) Only conclusion II is true.

(3) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.

(4) Only conclusion I is true.

(5) Both conclusion I and II are true.

9. Statements: L = I ≥ N < E; N ≥ S

Conclusions:
 I. S = L 
II. L > S

(1) Only conclusion II is true.

(2) Either conclusion I or II is true.

(3) Both conclusion I and II are true.

(4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.

(5) Only conclusion I is true.

10. Statements: B > E ≥ A < L; T ≥ A > S

Conclusions:
 I. B > S 
II. L > S

(1) Only conclusion II is true.

(2) Both conclusion I and II is true.

(3) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.

(4) Either conclusion I or II is true.

(5) Only conclusion I is true.

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