Statements:

A. All rackets are jackets.

B. No cow is cat.

C. Only cats are dogs.

Conclusions:

I. Some rackets are not cats.

II. Some cats are jackets.

III. Some rackets are cats.

IV. No dog is a cow.

Statements:    (A) No lift is an escalator.

(B) Some lifts are planes.

(C) Some escalators are helicopters.

(D) All stairs are lifts.

Conclusions:     I. Some helicopters are escalators.

II. Some stairs are planes.

III. No stairs is an escalator.

IV. Some helicopters are not escalators.

Statements:    (A) All boxes are cartons.

(B) All cartons are packages.

(C) Some packages are letters.

(D) No box is a parcel.

Conclusions:    I. All boxes are packages.

II. Some boxes are not cartons.

III. All packages are letters.

IV. Some packages are not letters.

Statements:    (A) Most bulls are cows.

(B) No bull is horse.

(C) All horses are cows.

Conclusions:    I. Some cows are not horses.

II. All cows are not horses.

III. Some bulls are cows.

IV. Some bulls are not horses.

Statements:     (A) Many perfumes are diamonds.

(B) All aspirins are powder.

(C) No perfume is powder.

Conclusions:    I. Some diamonds are not powders.

II. Some diamonds are powders.

III. No aspirins are perfume.

IV. Some diamonds are not aspirins.

Statements:    (A) All bulls are bells.

(B) Some bulls are cows.

(C) Some bells are chairs.

Conclusions:    I. Some cows are chairs.

II. Some bells are bulls.

III. All bells are cow.

IV. All bells are bulls.

Statements:    (A) Some cakes are bikes.

(B) Some bikes are hills.

(C) All laptops are bikes.

Conclusions:    I. All laptops are hills.

II. Some laptops are cakes.

III. Some cakes are hills.

IV. Some laptops are not cakes.

In question below are given some statements followed by some conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows/follow from the given statements, disregarding commonly known facts.

Statements:    (A) Some pots are pans.

(B) Some pans are cookers.

(C) Some cookers are rafts.

Conclusions:    I. Some rafts are pans.

II. Some cookers are pots.

III. Some pans are rafts.

IV. Some pots are cookers.

Statements:    (A) Most chairs are tables.

(B) No chairs are trolleys.

(C) All trolleys are tables.

Conclusions:    I.Some tables are not trolleys.

II.All tables are not trolleys.

III.Some chairs are tables.

IV. Some chairs are not trolleys.