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Statements: All pens are books. Some books are pencils. Conclusion which definitely follows:Read the answer and worked solution →If today is Wednesday, what day will it be after 100 days?Read the answer and worked solution →In analogy questions, the symbol '::' between two pairs meansRead the answer and worked solution →Country : Currency :: Japan : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Crow : Caw :: Dog : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Oasis : Sand :: Island : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Pen : Nib :: Bulb : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Ammeter : Current :: Barometer : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Cardiology : Heart :: Nephrology : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Tailor : Needle :: Carpenter : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Wizard : Witch :: Bachelor : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Annihilation : Fire :: Cataclysm : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Cup : Crockery :: Spoon : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Cow : Byre :: Bee : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Skating : Rink :: Boxing : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Power : Watt :: Resistance : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Fish : Shoal :: Cow : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Solicit : Request :: Concede : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Chaos : Peace :: Wealth : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Eagle : Swoop :: Snake : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Quarrel : War :: Speak : ?Read the answer and worked solution →Match each proposition form to its letterRead the answer and worked solution →Universal or particular? Affirmative or negative?Read the answer and worked solution →Affirmative or negative?Read the answer and worked solution →Naming the formRead the answer and worked solution →True or false: what conversion allowsRead the answer and worked solution →Tap every inference that is actually validRead the answer and worked solution →Complete the four formsRead the answer and worked solution →True or false: what a universal claim coversRead the answer and worked solution →Deduction or induction?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Statements: All pens are books. Some books are pencils. Conclusion which definitely follows:

  1. Some pens may be pencils
  2. All books are pens
  3. All pencils are pens
  4. No pen is a pencil
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Correct answer: A. Some pens may be pencils

From 'all pens are books' and 'some books are pencils', we cannot conclude any pen is definitely a pencil — but it is possible. **So only 'some pens may be pencils' is a valid (possibility) conclusion.**

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If today is Wednesday, what day will it be after 100 days?

  1. Thursday
  2. Sunday
  3. Saturday
  4. Friday
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Correct answer: D. Friday

$100 \div 7 = 14$ remainder 2. Two days after Wednesday is Friday.

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In analogy questions, the symbol '::' between two pairs means

  1. Both pairs share the same kind of relationship
  2. Both pairs are equal in numerical value
  3. Both pairs add up to the same result
  4. Both pairs are written in alphabetical order
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Correct answer: A. Both pairs share the same kind of relationship

1. The chapter explains the meaning of :: in its examples. 2. It says first pair and second pair share a similar relationship. 3. It does NOT say they are numerically equal. 4. So option A is correct. _Source: SSC Stenographer Study Material, Chapter on Analogy (jkchrome.com, Mistral OCR'd PDF), section on Types of Analogy_

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