Question 1

Statement The nation X faced the increased international opposition due to its decision of performing eight nuclear explosions. Conclusions I.The citizen of the nation have favored the decision. II. Some powerful nations do not want that others may …

Accepted Answer

Nuclear explosion is not the result of the favor by the citizens. Hence conclusion I does not follow. However increase in the international opposition is due to the fact that some powerful nations don't want that others may became powerful.

Question 2

Statement The chief minster emphasised the point that the government will try its best of the development of farmers and rural poor. Conclusions I.The former government had not tried seriously for the development of these people. II. This government…

Accepted Answer

From the commitment of the present Government, it cannot be concluded that former government did not do anything serious about the development nor does it mean that present Government will not do anything for the development of other sectors, hence none of the conclusion follows.

Question 3

Statement America's defense secretary reiterated that they would continue to supply arms to Pakistan. Conclusions I. Pakistan is incapable of manufacturing arms. II. it would ensure peace in the region

Accepted Answer

Pakistan's ability to manufacture arms is not being talked about in the statement. So Conclusion I does not follow. The fact Conclusion II cannot be deduced from the statement. So, Conclusions II also doesn't not follow.

Question 4

Statement The majority of Indian laborers belong to unorganized sector and most of them earn very low. Conclusions I. The laborers belonging to organized sector have better benefits and stability II. Some laborers belonging to unorganized sector hav…

Accepted Answer

it is given in the statement that most of the laborers belonging to unorganized sector earn very low and uncertain income, it means that there are some laborers who earn regular and certain income. Hence, Conclusion II definitely follows from the statement.

Question 5

Statement In deserts, Camels are indispensable for people to travel from one place to another. Conclusion I. Camels are the only cheapest mode of transport available in deserts. II. There are plenty of camels in deserts.

Accepted Answer

none follow as the given statement merely says that camels are very useful for desert. it does not state whether they are chip or available in large number

Question 6

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 progr…

Accepted Answer

Both the conclusion follow from the statement. Conclusion I is the direct result of the statement. Conclusion II follows because in the given statement, there is a need to replace the present system with a new one.

Question 7

Statement Company 'X' has marked its product, go ahead and purchase it , if price and quality are your considerations. Conclusion I. The product must be good in quality. II. The price of the product must be reasonable

Accepted Answer

It is clear from the statement that product of company 'X' has good quality and is available at a reasonable price. Hence, both the conclusions follow

Question 8

Statement In case of the outstanding candidates, the condition of previous experience of social work may be waived by the Admission Committee for MA (social work). Conclusion I. Some of the students for MA (social work ) will have previous experienc…

Accepted Answer

Both the conclusion follows. The waiver is incorporated because some of the students for MA will not have previous experience and some of the students will have previous experience of social work.

Question 9

Statement The persons who were on the waiting list could finally get berth reservation in Rajdhani Express. Conclusions I . Wait listed passengers generally find it difficult to get berth reservation in Rajdhani Express. II. The number of berth avai…

Accepted Answer

Conclusion I is valid conclusion as the use of word 'could' implies a difficulty in obtaining reservation but Conclusion II is invalid as it is not certain.

Question 10

Statement Crime is a function of the criminal's biological make up and his family relations. conclusion I. The incidence of crime is higher in identical twins than in fraternal twins. II. Families in which parents lack in warmth and affection fail t…

Accepted Answer

Both I and II are invalid as statement itself is vague and ambiguous which is unable to make proper connectivity with the given conclusion.

Question 11

Statement Fashion is a form of ugliness, so is tolerable that we have to alter it every six months. conclusion I. Fashion designers do not understand people's mind very well. II. People by and large are highly susceptible to novelty.

Accepted Answer

Both I and II are invalid because they lack proper connectivity with the given statement.

Question 12

Statement Unemployment is one of the main reason for the poverty of the country. Conclusions I. To end poverty, it is required to create employment opportunities. II. All the people in the country are unemployed.

Accepted Answer

Conclusion I is valid because if unemployment is the main reason behind poverty, then creating employment opportuities is the need of the hour. Conclusion II is invalid because of the presence of word 'all'.

Question 13

Statement The multinational fast food chains have started their operation in India after facing many problems but association of farmers are ready for competition. Conclusions I. Association of farmers are not supporting modernization. II. Associati…

Accepted Answer

Conclusion I is totally unrelated to the statement and Conclusion II is contrary to the statement. Hence, none of the conclusions follows.

Question 14

Statements Shyam is not the father of Hari. Hari is the son of Suresh . Suresh has three sons. Conclusions I. Hari is the brother of Shyam. II. Suresh is the father of Hari.

Accepted Answer

Conclusion I is invalid conclusion as relation between Hari and shyam is not given. Conclusion II is valid because if Hari is the son of Suresh, then Suresh will definitely be the father of Hari.

Question 15

Statement It is almost impossible to survive and prosper in this world without sacrificing Ethics and Morality. Conclusions I. World appreciates some concept but may not uphold it. II. Concept of Ethics and Morality are not practicable in life.

Accepted Answer

Conclusions I and II convey almost the same meaning that principles related to Ethics and Morality seem to be good but are not practicable in real life. Hence, both the conclusions follow.

Question 16

Statement The greatest need in India today is not for sophisticated gadgets but for program which will provide employment to a large number of people. Conclusions I. There is an adequate number of sophisticated gadgets in India. II. Emphasis is bein…

Accepted Answer

The statement says that greatest need in India is not for sophisticated gadgets but for programmes but this does not mean that there is an adequate number of sophisticated cannot be concluded that emphasis is being laid on procuring sophisticated gadgets. Hence, none of the conclusions follows.

Question 17

Statement A man must be wise to be a good wrangler. Good wranglers are talkative and boring. Conclusions I. All the wise-persons are boring. II. all the wise- persons are good wranglers.

Accepted Answer

According to the statement, good wranglers are wise-men But it doesn't mean that all wise-men are good wranglers. So, neither I not II follows.

Question 18

Statement Fortune favours the brave. Conclusion I. Risks are necessary for success. II. Cowards die many times before their death.

Accepted Answer

According to the statement, only those who tackle situation bravely achieve success. So, Conclusion I follows, however Conclusion II is ambiguous with concern to the given statement and so does not follow.

Question 19

Statement Morning walks are good for health. Conclusion I. All healthy people go for morning walks. II. Evening walks are harmful.

Accepted Answer

In the statement it is said that morning walks are good for health. But it does not mean that all the healthy person go for morning walks. Hence, Conclusion I does not follow. Also, nothing is said about the evening walks in statement Thus, Conclusion II also does not follow.

Question 20

Statement The best way to escape from a problem is to solve it. Conclusions I. Your life will be dull if you don't face a problem. II. To escape from problems, you should always have some solution with you.

Accepted Answer

The given statement does not tell anything about life. it only tells about problems and the way to escape from them. Hence, Conclusion II follows.

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