SBI CLERK PRELIMS-REASONING DAY-15

Dear Bankersdaily Aspirants,

SBI Clerk Prelims 2018, will be going to held on March/April (Tentatively) 2018 as per SBI Clerk Notification. This Exam is going to be one of the toughest exam of the year 2018. Because SBI will be the game changer for all the upcoming bank exams. As per as the new pattern is concerned there will be sectional timing for three section in 1 hour. So as per the latest pattern each section is allotted with the sectional timing of 20 minutes.

NEW PATTERN:

Preliminary Examination:Phase I

Phase-I : Preliminary Examination: Preliminary Examination (online) consisting of Objective Tests for 100 marks will be conducted online. This test would be of 1 hour duration consisting of 3 Sections as follows:

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SL. Name of test No. of Questions Marks Duration
1. English Language 30 30 20 Minutes
2. Numerical Ability 35 35 20 Minutes
3. Reasoning Ability 35 35 20 Minutes
Total 100 100 1 Hour

So start your preparation now with this study Planner for SBI Clerk Prelims 2018. It’s a 30+ days complete planner with various Aptitude, Reasoning, English, topics Included.

Though the exam is getting tougher and tougher for each and every Year, Only consistently hard working candidates will crack the exam. So be a continuous hard worker and grab the opportunity to achieve your success.


SBI Clerk Prelims 2018 Study Planner Day-15

Reasoning-Syllogism-2

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D.1-5) In each of the following questions some statements are given and these statements are followed by some conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which one of the given conclusions does not follow logically from the given statements.

Q.1) Statements:  

Some weeks are month.

All months are year.

Some years are day.

No day is month.

Conclusions:

No year is month.

Some months are year.

III. All weeks are day.

Some weeks are not day.

a) Only II and IV follow

b) Only II and either III or IV follow

c) Only either III or IV and either I or II follow

d) Only I, II and either III or IV follow

e) None of these

Q.2) Statements:

All red are white.

Some white are pink.

Some pink are yellow.

No yellow is blue.

Conclusions:

No red is yellow.

Some pinks are not blue.

III. All blues are pink.

Some yellows are red.

a) Only II follows

b) Only either I or IV follows

c) Only II and either I or IV follow

d) Only II and IV follow

e) All follow

Q.3) Statements:

Some laptops are computer.

Some computers are mobile.

All mobiles are tablet.

All tablets are electronics.

Conclusions:

Some tablets are computers.

Some electronics are mobiles.

III. Some laptops are tablet.

Some mobiles are tablet.

a) All follow

b) Only I & II follow

c) Only II & III follow

d) Only I, II and III follow

e) Only III does not follow

Q.4) Statements:

All televisions are refrigerator.

Some refrigerators are air conditioner.

Some air conditioners are washing machine.

All washing machines are home appliance.

Conclusions:

Some washing machines are refrigerators.

Some home appliances are air conditioner.

III. Some refrigerators are home appliance.

No air conditioner is washing machine.

a) None follows

b) Only I and III follow

c) Only II follows

d) Only either I or III follows

e) None of these

Q.5) Statements:

No banana is pear.

Some papayas are grapes.

All grapes are pear.

Some papayas are banana.

Conclusions:

Some grapes are banana.

Some papayas are not grape.

III. All papayas are grape is a possibility.

No banana is grape.

a) Only II & III follow

b) Only II follows

c) Only either I or IV follows

d) Only II and either I or IV follow

e) None of these

D.6-10) In each questions below are some conclusions are given followed by set of statements. You have to decide from which set of statements the given conclusions logically follow(s) disregarding commonly known facts.

Q.6) Conclusions:

Some words are excel.

All notepads are window.

No excel is notepad.

Statements:

All excels are word. Some words are notepad. No window is notepad.

Some notepads are excel. Some windows are word. No excel is word.

III. No notepad is excel. Some excels are word. All notepads are window.

All windows are word. Some words are notepad. No notepad is excel.

Some notepads are excel. All words are window. Some excels are window.

a) Only Statement I follows

b) Only Statement II follows

c) Only Statement III follows

d) Only Statement IV follows

e) Only Statement V follows

Q.7) Conclusions:

No seating is puzzle.

Some puzzles are coding.

Some syllogisms are not seating.

Statements:

All puzzles are coding. No seating is syllogism. Some syllogisms are puzzle.

No coding is seating. All syllogisms are puzzle. Some Puzzles are coding.

III. Some puzzles are syllogism. All syllogisms are coding. No coding is seating.

No seating is puzzle. Some puzzles are syllogism. All syllogisms are coding.

All syllogisms are seating. Some puzzles are coding. No coding is syllogism.

a) Only Statement I follows

b) Only Statement II follows

c) Only Statement III follows

d) Only Statement IV follows

e) Only Statement V follows

Q.8) Conclusions:

Some aptitudes are reasoning.

No reasoning is current affair.

Some current affairs are banking.

Statements:

No current affair is aptitude. All reasoning is banking. Some banking is aptitude.

All banking is aptitude. No aptitude is reasoning. All reasoning is current affair.

III. Some banking is reasoning. No reasoning is current affair. All aptitudes are banking.

All reasoning is aptitude. Some aptitudes are banking. No banking is current affair.

No reasoning is banking. All current affairs are banking. All reasoning is aptitude.

a) Only Statement I follows

b) Only Statement II follows

c) Only Statement III follows

d) Only Statement IV follows

e) Only Statement V follows

Q.9) Conclusions:

No dollar is pound.

Some dollars are dinars.

All pounds are euro.

Some rupees are euro.

Statements:

All rupees are dollar. Some dollars are euro. No euro is dinar. Some dinars are pound.

Some dinars are dollar. No rupee is dollar. All rupees are euro. All pounds are rupee.

III. No pound is dollar. Some rupees are euro. All euros are dinar. No dinar is dollar.

All dollars are rupee. No rupee is dinar. Some dinars are euro. No euro is pound.

Some rupees are dollar. No euro is dollar. All rupees are dinar. All pounds are euro.

a) Only Statement I follows

b) Only Statement II follows

c) Only Statement III follows

d) Only Statement IV follows

e) Only Statement V follows

Q.10) Conclusions:

Some deposits are saving.

No saving is withdrawal.

Every withdrawal is loan.

Some loans are account.

Statements:

All loans are deposit. Some withdrawals are saving. No saving is account. All accounts are deposit.

Some savings are account. No deposit is loan. All loans are withdrawal. Some savings are deposit.

III. No withdrawal is saving. All savings are deposit. Some accounts are withdrawal. All withdrawals are loan.

Some loans are withdrawal. No withdrawal is deposit. All deposits are saving. Some withdrawals are account.

All deposits are withdrawal. Some withdrawals are account. No account is saving. All savings are loan.

a) Only Statement I follows

b) Only Statement II follows

c) Only Statement III follows

d) Only Statement IV follows

e) Only Statement V follows

D.11-15) In each of the following questions three statements are given and these statements are followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.

Give answer:

a) If only conclusion I follows

b) If only conclusion II follows

c) If either conclusion I or II follows

d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows

e) If both conclusions I and II follow

Q.11) Statements:

All cats are rat.

Some rats are bat.

No bat is ball.

Conclusions:

Some cats are bat is a possibility.

All rats are ball.

Q.12) Statements:

No Pen is pencil.

Some pencils are eraser.

No eraser is ink.

Conclusions:

Some pencils are ink.

No Ink is pencil

Q.13) Statements:

Some pink are brown.

Some brown are yellow.

Some yellow are red.

Conclusions:

Some red are pink.

Some Brown are red.

Q.14) Statements:

Some houses are dog.

Some dogs are cat.

No house is elephant.

Conclusions:

Some cats are not elephant.

All cats are house is a possibility.

Q.15) Statements:

All students are lectures.

No student is teacher.

Some lectures are teacher.

Conclusions:

Some teachers are not student.

Some lectures are student.

D.16-20) In each of the following questions four statements are given and these statements are followed by three conclusions numbered I, II and III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.

Q.16) Statements:

Some Apples are banana.

All bananas are guava.

Some guavas are pomegranates.

No apple is pomegranates.

Conclusions:

Some bananas are a pomegranate is a possibility.

All apples are guava is a possibility.

III. Some bananas are not pomegranate is a possibility.

a) Only I and II follow

b) Only I follows

c) Only II and III follow

d) Only III follows

e) All follow

Q.17) Statements:

Some glasses are window.

No window is wood.

Some woods are door.

No glass is door.

Conclusions:

Some glass are not door is a possibility.

Some glass are not wood is a possibility.

III. Some door being window is a possibility.

a) Only I follows

b) Only I and III follow

c) Only II follows

d) Only III follows

e) None of these

Q.18) Statements:

Some buses are train.

No train is aeroplane.

Some aeroplanes are truck.

No truck is lorry.

Conclusions:

Some train which are bus being lorry is a possibility.

Some lorries are not truck.

III. Some buses are not aeroplane.

a) Only I and II follow

b) Only I follows

c) Only II and III follows

d) Only III follows

e) All follow

Q.19) Statements:

Some potatoes are tomatoes.

All tomatoes are cabbage.

Some cabbages are radish.

No radish is pumpkin.

Conclusions:

All radish being potatoes is a possibility.

Some tomatoes are not radish.

III. Some pumpkins are cabbage is a possibility.

a) Only I and III follow

b) Only I follows

c) Only I and II follow

d) Only II follows

e) All follow

Q.20) Statements:

Some apples are banana.

Some bananas are apricot.

No apricot is pineapple.

No pineapple is orange.

Conclusions:

Some bananas are not pineapple.

Some banana which are apricot being orange is a possibility.

III. All oranges are banana.

a) Only I and III follow

b) Only II and III follow

c) Only I and II follow

d) None follows

e) All follow

D.21-25) In each of the following questions some statements are given and these statements are followed by conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which one of the given conclusions does not follow logically from the given statements.

Q.21) Statements:

All lilies are lotus.

Some lotuses are flower.

No flower is lavender.

Some lavenders are carnation.

No clover is carnation.

a) Some clovers are lily is a possibility.

b) Some carnations are not flower.

c) All lilies are lavender is a possibility.

d) Some lotus are lily is a possibility.

e) Some lavenders are not clover.

Q.22) Statements:

All Dahlias are Delphinium.

All Delphiniums are edelweiss.

No edelweiss is primrose.

All primroses are foxglove.

Some foxgloves are freesia.

a) Some primrose are freesia is a possibility.

b) Some foxglove being dahlia is a possibility.

c) All dahlias being edelweiss is a possibility.

d) Some foxglove which are freesia being dahlia is a possibility.

e) Some edelweiss are dahlia.

Q.23) Statements:

All IT departments are CSE departments.

Some CSE departments are Aeronautical departments.

Some aeronautical departments are Mechanical departments.

Some Mechanical departments are E&I departments.

a) Some Aeronautical departments are E&I department is a possibility.

b) Some IT departments are not Mechanical department is a possibility.

c) Some Aeronautical departments are CSE departments.

d) Some E&I departments are not IT departments.

e) No CSE being E&I is a possibility.

Q.24) Statements:

All Bilberries are blackberries.

Some blackberries are blueberries.

Some bilberries are coconut.

No coconut is marionberry.

a) Some marionberry are not blackberry is a possibility.

b) Some blueberry are blackberry.

c) All blackberry are coconut is a possibility.

d) Some marionberry are blackberry.

e) Some blueberry are bilberry is a possibility.

Q.25) Statements:

Some CTS are IBM.

No Infosys is CTS.

Some Wipro are Infosys.

No TCS is Wipro.

a) Some Infosys are not TCS.

b) Some Wipro are not TCS

c) All TCS are Infosys.

d) Some Infosys are TCS is a possibility.

e) Some IBM are Wipro is a possibility.


Answer Key

1.(a)

I.False

II.True

III.False

IV.True

 

2.(c)

 

I.False

II.True

III. False

IV.False

 

3.(e)

I.True

II.True

III. False

IV.True

 

4.(c)

I.False

II.True

III. False

IV.False

 

5.(e)

I.False

II.True

III. False

IV.True

 

6.(c)

I.True

II.True

III. True

7.(d)

I.True

II.True

III. True

8.(e)

I.True

II.True

III. True

9.(b)

I.True

II.True

III. True

10.(c)

I.True

II.True

III. True

11.(a)

12.(c)

13.(d)

14.(b)

15.(e)

16.(a)

17.(d)

18.(e)

19.(a)

20.(c)

21.(d)

22.(c)

23.(d)

24.(d)

25.(c)


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