Logical Deduction


  1. When Red Riding Hood comes, the Big Bad Wolf s not far behind.
    (i) Big Bad Wolf is behind.
    (ii) Red Riding Hood comes.
    (iii) Big Bad Wolf is not far behind.
    (iv) Red Riding Hood does not appear.









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    The statement is in the form: when A (Red Riding Hood comes) then B (Big Bad Wolf is not far behind).

    Correct Option: B

    The statement is in the form: when A (Red Riding Hood comes) then B (Big Bad Wolf is not far behind).


  1. When clouds go high, they rain hail.
    (i) Clouds went high.
    (ii) it is raining hail.
    (iii) Clouds went low.
    (iv) it is not raining hail.









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    The statement is of the type: when A (clouds go high) then B (they rain hail).

    Correct Option: D

    The statement is of the type: when A (clouds go high) then B (they rain hail).



  1. Mango rots when it is ripe.
    (i) Mango is ripe.
    (ii) Mango is not ripe.
    (iii) Mango rots.
    (iv) Mango does not rot.









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    The statement is of the type : when A (it is ripe) then B (mango rots).

    Correct Option: A

    The statement is of the type : when A (it is ripe) then B (mango rots).


  1. Only the hardy can climb Mount Sagarmatha.
    (i) Santosh climbed Sagarmatha.
    (ii) Santosh did not climb Sagarmatha.
    (iii) Santosh is hardy.
    (iv) Santosh may be hardy









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    The statement does not imply that all hardy can climb Mount Sagarmatha, but whoever does is surely hardy.

    Correct Option: B

    The statement does not imply that all hardy can climb Mount Sagarmatha, but whoever does is surely hardy.



  1. Anu drinks tea only when Dolly eats samosa.
    (i) Dolly ate samosa.
    (ii) Anu drank tea.
    (iii) Anu did not drink tea.
    (iv) Dolly did not eat samosa.









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    The statement is of the type: only when A (Dolly eats samosa) then B (Anu drink tea). But it does not imply that whenever Dolly eats samosa, Anu will drink tea.

    Correct Option: B

    The statement is of the type: only when A (Dolly eats samosa) then B (Anu drink tea). But it does not imply that whenever Dolly eats samosa, Anu will drink tea.