Syllogism Questions

• Logical syllogism — determine which conclusions follow beyond doubt. Statements: 1) All the goats are tigers. 2) All the tigers are lions. Conclusions: (1) All the goats are lions. (2) All the lions are goats. (3) Some lions are goats. (4) Some tigers are goats.
• Logical syllogism — determine which conclusions follow beyond doubt. Statements: 1) All the books are pencils. 2) No pencil is an eraser. Conclusions: (1) All the pencils are books. (2) Some erasers are books. (3) No book is an eraser. (4) Some books are erasers.
• Logical syllogism — determine which conclusions follow beyond doubt. Statements: 1) All the research scholars are psychologists. 2) Some psychologists are scientists. Conclusions: (1) All the research scholars are scientists. (2) Some research scholars are scientists. (3) Some scientists are psychologists. (4) Some psychologists are research scholars.
• Logical syllogism — determine which conclusions follow beyond doubt. Statements: 1) All the locks are keys. 2) All the keys are bats. 3) Some watches are bats. Conclusions: (1) Some bats are locks. (2) Some watches are keys. (3) All the keys are locks.
• Logical syllogism — determine which conclusions follow beyond doubt. Statements: 1) Some keys are staplers. 2) Some staplers are stickers. 3) All the stickers are pens. Conclusions: (1) Some pens are staplers. (2) Some stickers are keys. (3) No sticker is key. (4) Some staplers are keys.
• Syllogism — Validate Conclusions from Given Statements Statements: • Some questions are answers. • Some answers are writers. • All writers are poets. Conclusions: (1) Some writers are answers. (2) Some poets are questions. (3) All the questions are poets. (4) Some poets are answers.
• Syllogism — Envelopes, Gums, Seals, and Adhesives Statements: • Some envelopes are gums. • Some gums are seals. • Some seals are adhesives. Conclusions: (1) Some envelopes are seals. (2) Some gums are adhesives. (3) Some adhesives are seals. (4) Some adhesives are gums.
• Syllogism — Papers, Bags, Books, and Purses Statements: • All the papers are books. • All the bags are books. • Some purses are bags. Conclusions: (1) Some papers are bags. (2) Some books are papers. (3) Some books are purses.
• Syllogism — Rats, Cats, Dogs, and Cows Statements: • Some rats are cats. • Some cats are dogs. • No dog is a cow. Conclusions: (1) No cow is a cat. (2) No dog is a rat. (3) Some cats are rats.
• Syllogism — Books, Papers, Journals, and Calendars Statements: • All the books are papers. • Some papers are journals. • Some journals are calendars. Conclusions: (1) Some journals are books. (2) Some calendars are papers. (3) Some books are journals. (4) Some books are calendars.
• Syllogism — Bottles, Boxes, Bags, and Trays Statements: • All the bottles are boxes. • All the boxes are bags. • Some bags are trays. Conclusions: (1) Some bottles are trays. (2) Some trays are boxes. (3) All the bottles are bags. (4) Some trays are bags.
• Syllogism — Cars, Jeeps, Boxes, and Pens Statements: • Some cars are jeeps. • All the boxes are jeeps. • All the pens are cars. Conclusions: (1) Some cars are boxes. (2) No pen is a jeep. (3) Some boxes are cars.
• Syllogism — Evaluate the conclusions from the following statements: Statements: • All pins are rods. • Some rods are chains. • All chains are hammers. Conclusions: I. Some pins are hammers. II. Some hammers are rods. III. No pin is a hammer. Choose the option that correctly identifies which conclusion(s) follow logically.
• Syllogism — Determine the valid conclusions from the following: Statements: • Some books are papers. • Some papers are desks. • All desks are chairs. Conclusions: I. Some books are desks. II. Some papers are chairs. III. Some books are chairs.
• Syllogism — Judge which conclusions must follow: Statements: • Some pots are buckets. • All buckets are tubs. • All tubs are drums. Conclusions: I. Some drums are pots. II. All tubs are buckets. III. Some drums are buckets.
• Syllogism — Decide which conclusion(s) necessarily follow: Statements: • All pins are bags. • All chalks are bags. • All needles are bags. Conclusions: I. Some needles are pins. II. Some chalks are needles. III. No needle is a pin.
• Syllogism — Choose the conclusion(s) that must follow: Statements: • Some buses are trucks. • Some trucks are boats. • No boat is a jeep. Conclusions: I. Some jeeps are buses. II. Some boats are buses. III. Some jeeps are trucks.
• Syllogism — Determine which conclusions necessarily follow: Statements: • All windows are doors. • All buildings are doors. • All doors are boats. Conclusions: I. All windows are boats. II. All buildings are boats. III. Some boats are doors.
• Syllogism — From the statements below, identify the correct conclusion(s): Statements: I. Some keys are locks; some locks are numbers. II. All numbers are letters; all letters are words. Conclusions: I. Some words are numbers. II. Some locks are letters.
• Syllogism — Assess the inference from the given statements: Statements: • All professors are learned. • All learned people are gentle. Inference to test: All professors are gentle persons.