Statement and Conclusions Practice Questions with Solutions - Level 2

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.
Statements: 1. During volcanic eruptions, molten lava oozes out in a stream.
2. The lava comes from under the crust of the earth.
Conclusion: The inside of the earth must be very hot.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Oxygen is a gas.
2. This cylinder contains gas.
Conclusion: This cylinder contains oxygen.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Pyramids date back to about 300 B.C.
2. Lots of gold and other valuables were found in them.
3. China has no pyramids.
Conclusion: China cannot claim a rich past.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Persons of modest means try to have a house of their own.
2. Since buying or constructing a house is an expensive affair, they try to save money in all possible ways.
3. After years of saving, they realise that although they have saved the amount they had planned to save, it is not sufficient now for constructing a house.
Conclusion: Growing rates of land and building material shatter their dream.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Freedom fighters get 'tamrapatra'.
2. Krishna was a freedom fighter.
Conclusion: He got 'tamrapatra'.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Only those young men smoke who do not go to colleges.
2. Only those young men go to colleges who are not smart.
Conclusion: Smart young men do not smoke.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Drugs obtained from herbs are very useful in curing diseases.
2. Some herbs are used by beauticians as well.
Conclusion: Patients who take herbal drugs become beautiful.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. Dogs do not bark on the arrival of friends of the family.
2. When A entered B's house, B's dog started barking.
Conclusion: A is B's enemy.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, certain statements are given followed by a conclusion based upon them. Choose the alternative which best applies to the given statements and conclusion.

Statements: 1. The no-confidence motion is often allowed to be debated upon.
2. There was a no-confidence motion last week.
Conclusion: It was debated upon by the parties concerned.
The conclusion drawn is

Directions: In this question, a conclusion is given followed by two statements labelled A and B. Give your answer as:

(a) if statement A alone is needed to draw the conclusion;
(b) if statement B alone is needed to draw the conclusion;
(c) if both A and B are needed to draw the conclusion;
(d) if both A and B are not sufficient to draw the conclusion.

He looks dangerous.
A: He has a lean and hungry look.
B: He thinks too much.