Reasoning Aptitude
STATEMENT AND CONCLUSION MCQs
Statement Conclusions And Inferences
Total Questions : 618
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Answer: Option D. -> If neither I nor II follows
The statement does not say why the poor societies suffer. Hence I does not follow. II also does not follow because the statement merely states a fact; it does not go into the merits of the fact.
Question 462. Statement:'70% od the world's data is processed on XYZ company's platforms' - An advertisement of XYZ- a computer manufacturing company.Conclusions:I. There is no other company in the world which produces platforms of data processing.II. Company XYZ has to make more efforts to market its platforms.
Answer: Option D. -> If neither I nor II follows
I does not follow. After all, the remaining 30% is processed on other company's platforms. II also does not follow. It is true company XYZ has to make efforts. But why more efforts? When it enjoys such a large market share, the efforts should rather be less.
Question 463. Statement:The government of sate 'A' has sought a waiver of outstanding central loans of Rs. 4,000 crores and a moratorium on repayment pending the waiver.Conclusions:I. Unlike other states, state 'A' has no desire to make repayment of its loans.II. State 'A' financial condition does not appear to be satisfactory.
Answer: Option B. -> If only conclusion II follows
I does not follow because it makes a comparison with "other states". Now, in the statement, other states are now where in the picture. II follows because seeking such loan waivers indicates poor financial condition.
Question 464. Statement:The eligibility for admission to the course is minimum second class master's degree. However, the candidates who have appeared for the final year examination of master's degree can also apply.Conclusions:I. All candidates who have yet to get their master's degree will be there in the list of selected candidates.II. All candidates having obtained second class master's degree will be there in the list of selected candidates.
Answer: Option D. -> If neither I nor II follows
Eligibility criteria are necessary conditions. They can't be treated as sufficient.
Question 465. Statement:People in metropolitan city 'X' have welcomed the recent Supreme Court order banning the registration of private vehicles that do not conform to Euro II emission norms with immediate effect for metropolitan city 'Y' only.Conclusions:I. City 'X' has quite lower level of vehicular pollution than city 'Y'.II. Public vehicles do not contribute to the vehicular pollution.
Answer: Option D. -> If neither I nor II follows
I does not follow. It is probable that city 'X' welcomed the order with the expectation that the order would soon be extended in some manner to city 'Y' as well. II also does not follow. That public vehicles have been left out of the order is probably due to other reasons. For example, causing inconvenience to the commuters.
Question 466.
[S.S.C. (CGL) 2013]
Directions: In the following question, two statements are given followed by three conclusions.
You have to consider the statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which of the given conclusions if any follow from the given statements.
[S.S.C. (CGL) 2013]
- Statements:
- I. Water has a shape, has volume.
- II. The knowledge is like water, flowing from one side to another.
- Conclusions:
- I. The knowledge is interdisciplinary.
- II. The knowledge is bound within a specific area.
- III. The knowledge influences the core of mental activity directly.
Answer: Option A. -> Only Conclusion I follows
Answer: (a)
From the statements, it is clear that knowledge is interdisciplinary.
Thus, the Conclusion I follows.
Answer: (a)
From the statements, it is clear that knowledge is interdisciplinary.
Thus, the Conclusion I follows.
Question 467.
Directions: In each of the following questions, a statement/group of statements is given followed by four conclusions. Choose the conclusion which logically follows from the given statements.
- Statements:
- A. The constitution assures fundamental rights.
- B. Parliament has the right to amend the constitution.
- Conclusions:
- I. Parliament included fundamental rights in the constitution.
- II. Parliament did not assure fundamental rights.
Answer: Option B. -> Only Conclusion II follows
Answer: (b)
From the above two statements, it is not clear whether the parliament can assure the fundamental rights or not.
Answer: (b)
From the above two statements, it is not clear whether the parliament can assure the fundamental rights or not.
Answer: Option B. -> There are cheap dresses also in that shop
Answer: (b)
Most dresses are expensive means some are cheap also.
Answer: (b)
Most dresses are expensive means some are cheap also.
Question 469.
Directions: In each of the following questions, two statements are given followed by two conclusions I and II.
You have to consider the two statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which of the given conclusions, if any follow from the given statements.
- Statements:
- I. Conflicts in mind create tension.
- II. Resolution of conflict leads to good mental health.
- Conclusions:
- I. One becomes very hefty and strong by resolving one's conflicts.
- II. Freedom from conflict leads to good mental health.
Answer: Option B. -> Only Conclusion Il follows
Answer: (b)
The second statement clearly corroborates Conclusion II.
Answer: (b)
The second statement clearly corroborates Conclusion II.
Answer: Option B. -> Rashmi is not the student of my class
Answer: (b)
If all the students in a particular class are intelligent and Rashmi is not intelligent, then it means Rashmi is not the student of that particular class which does not have a single student who is not intelligent.
Answer: (b)
If all the students in a particular class are intelligent and Rashmi is not intelligent, then it means Rashmi is not the student of that particular class which does not have a single student who is not intelligent.
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