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Worked practice questions SSC CGL · Syllogisms — Valid or Invalid Read exercise and reference answers Items Item All cats are animals. All animals breathe. So all cats breathe. Answer left Item Some pens are blue. All blue are colours. So some pens are colours. Answer left Item All birds fly. Penguins are birds. So penguins fly. Answer right Item All squares are rectangles. So all rectangles are squares. Answer right Item All metals conduct. Copper is a metal. So copper conducts. Answer left Item Some boys are smart. All smart go to school. So all boys go to school. Answer right Categories Left Valid Right Invalid Instructions Swipe each syllogism: logically valid or invalid? Open this exercise →
SSC CGL · Syllogism — Valid or Invalid Read exercise and reference answers Items Item All A are B. All B are C. → All A are C. Answer left Item All A are B. Some B are C. → Some A are C. Answer right Item No A are B. All B are C. → No A are C. Answer right Item Some A are B. All B are C. → Some A are C. Answer left Item All A are B. No B is C. → No A is C. Answer left Item Some A are B. Some B are C. → Some A are C. Answer right Categories Left Valid conclusion Right Invalid conclusion Instructions Swipe each syllogism: valid or invalid conclusion? Open this exercise →
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