Two statements are given followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Assuming the statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, decide which of the conclusions logically follow(s) from the statements.
Statements:
Some diaries are books.
Some books are registers.
Conclusions:
I. Some registers are diaries.
II. All registers are diaries.
Some diaries are books (I) + Some books are registers (I) → No conclusion. Hence neither conclusion I nor II follow.
Statement:
A few Creams are green.
Only green are Pink.
Only a few Pink are brown.
No brown are red.  Â...
Statements: All gates are lights.
No street is a gate.
All lights are houses.
Conclusions I. All gates are houses.
II. So...
Statements:
Some creams are butters.
Some butters are cakes.
No cake is a bread.
Conclusion:
I. Somecakes may not...
Statements:
Some tasks are work.
All work are job.
Some job are tough
Conclusion:
I. Some tasks are tough.
Statement
Only a few Colour is Animals
Some Animals is Birds
All Birds is Fruit
Conclusion
I) Some Fruit is A...
Statement:
All Dell are nokia.
Only Nokia are Samsung.
Only Dell are Xiomi.
Only Nokia are Vivo.
Conclusion:
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At-most some apple are mango.
Only a few grapes are apple.
Some grapes are mango.
No grapes are banana.
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Statements: Some winters are summers.
All summers are springs.
All springs are seasons.
