Question 1

Statement Sealed tenders are invited from competent contractors experienced in executing construction jobs. Conclusions. I. Tenders are invited only from experienced constructors. II. It is difficult to find competent tenders in constructions jobs.

Accepted Answer

According to the statement, tenders are invited from contractors experienced in executing construction jobs. So, Conclusion I follows. The availability of competent tenderer s in construction is not mentioned. So Conclusion II does not follows.

Question 2

Statement Safety lockers are the best place to preserve valuables. Conclusions. I. Valuables are not safe at any place. II. There are few places better than safety lockers to preserve valuables.

Accepted Answer

Safety lockers are the best place to preserve valuables, it doesn't mean that valuables can not be preserved at any other place thus, Conclusion I does not follow. Conclusion II is opposite to the statement.

Question 3

Statement He emphasized the need to replace the present training program by other methods which will bring out the real merit of the managers. Conclusions. I. It is important to bring out the real merit of the managers. II. The present training prog…

Accepted Answer

Only conclusion I follows as the person who emphasized the need to replace the present training program by other method, to bring out the real merit of the managers.

Question 4

Statements. I. All students in my class are intelligent. II. Sunil is not intelligent. Conclusions. I. Sunil is not a student of my class. II. Sunil must work hard.

Accepted Answer

All the students in my class are intelligent and Sunil is not intelligent .So, Sunil is not student of my class.

Question 5

Statement I. Education is a process of lighting. II. Mind requires light to enlighten the core of cognitive aspect. Conclusion. I. Education is a light which removes the darkness of mind. II. Educations is a static process for mind.

Accepted Answer

Neither statement I nor II can be drawn the stated facts.

Question 6

Statements. I. For protection of Indian museums Central Government is responsible. II. Victoria Memorial Hall is national property. Conclusion. I. India museum is national property. II. Historical property of nation is protected by the Central Gover…

Accepted Answer

Neither conclusion I nor II follows.

Question 7

Statements. I. Leaders are human beings. II. All human beings need rest. Conclusion. I. All human beings are not leaders. II. Leaders need rest.

Accepted Answer

From the given statements, "Leaders are human beings" and " All human beings need rest" "leaders need rest" follows

Question 8

Statements. I. The constitution assures the fundamental rights. II. Parliament has right to amend the constitution. Conclusion. I. Parliament included fundamental rights in the constitution. II. Parliament did not assure the fundamental rights.

Accepted Answer

From the above two statements it is not clear that parliament can assure the fundamental right.

Question 9

Statement All guilty politician were arrested Kishan and Chander were among those arrested.

Accepted Answer

As Kishan and Chander were arrested amonghst them. So, they must be guilty politicians.

Question 10

Statement Many business offices located in building having two to eight floors. If a building has more than three floors, it has a left.

Accepted Answer

Since above third floor, the building will have lift. So, Conclusion (b) follows.

Question 11

Statement Ministers arrived at the public function in their cars.

Accepted Answer

Both (b) and (C) follow as minister have cars and come to public functions

Question 12

Which of the conclusions can be drawn from the given statements? Statement All the students in my class are intelligent. Koushik is not intelligent.

Accepted Answer

All the students in my class are intelligent and Koushik is not intelligent. It means, Koushik is not a student of my class.

Question 13

Examine the following statement 1. None but the rich can afford air-travel. 2. Some of those who travel by air become sick 3. Some of those who become sick require Treatment. Which one of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above stateme…

Accepted Answer

option (d) can be concluded from the Statement I, as only rich can afford air-travel. So,all those who travel by air rich.

Question 14

Consider the following three statements I. Only students can participate in the race. II. Some participants in the race are girls. III. All girl participants in the race are invited for coaching.

Accepted Answer

From Statement I, it can be concluded that 'all participants in the race are students' . Since, it is given in statement III that ' all girls participants in the race are invited for coaching' so option (a) and (b) cannot be concluded. Hence, answer is (c)

Question 15

Electrically operated machines do not cause pollution. Which one of the following inferences can be drawn from the above statements?

Accepted Answer

From Statement I and II, we can conclude that electricity is one of the mode for providing energy. So, option (a) and (b) are ruled out. Option (c) is not correct as numbers are not talked about. Statements III and IV, talk about two basic advantages of electrically operated machines So, it can be inferred that electrically operated machines are preferable to use. So, option (d) is correct.

Question 16

Statement Smoking is one of those human weaknesses which tend to test the will power of the smoker of the edge. Courses of Action. I. It is very difficult for the smoker to give up smoking even if they want to do so. II. Human beings have other weak…

Accepted Answer

None of the conclusions follows.

Question 17

Statement All scientists working in America are talented, some are Indian. Conclusions I. None of the Indian scientists is talented. II. Some talented Indian scientists have migrated. III. All talented scientists are in America. IV. Some Indian scie…

Accepted Answer

Only Statement II and IV follow. These conclusion are exist in the option 'd' .

Question 18

Statement Parents prepared to pay any price for an elite education to their children. Conclusions I. All parents these day are very well off. II. Parents have an obsessive passion for perfect development of their children through good schooling.

Accepted Answer

It may be concluded from the statement that since parents want a perfect development of their children through good schooling, therefore they are prepared to pay any price for a good education but the statement does not give sense of the parents being very well off. Hence, only Conclusion II follows.

Question 19

Statement Interview panel may select a students who is neither possessing the abilities of desired level nor any value and assumptions. Conclusions I. Inclusion of experts in interview panel does not ensure that the selection will be made properly. …

Accepted Answer

The statement clearly means that inclusion of exports does not ensure proper selection. It also indicates limitation of interview procedure for admission. Hence, both the conclusions follow.

Question 20

Statement In India, emphasis should be given more to agriculture engineering and technology rather than on basic and pure science. Conclusions I. India has achieved sufficient development in the field of basic and pure science. II. In the past, the …

Accepted Answer

The extent of the development in the field of basic and pure science cannot be ascertained from the statement. Similarly, the production sector of economy was neglected in the past cannot be concluded. Hence, none of the conclusions follows from the statement.

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