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Syllogisms Test 3: Solutions Booklet

The document is a 20 question syllogisms test with instructions. It provides two premises for each question and asks the test taker to identify the conclusion that must be true based on those premises from a list of 5 possible conclusions. The test taker has 10 seconds to answer each question and some premises may differ from reality but must still be treated as fact during the test. It begins with the first question presenting two premises and 5 possible conclusions to choose from.

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Syllogisms Test 3: Solutions Booklet

The document is a 20 question syllogisms test with instructions. It provides two premises for each question and asks the test taker to identify the conclusion that must be true based on those premises from a list of 5 possible conclusions. The test taker has 10 seconds to answer each question and some premises may differ from reality but must still be treated as fact during the test. It begins with the first question presenting two premises and 5 possible conclusions to choose from.

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Syllogisms Test 3

Solutions Booklet

Instructions

This test comprises 20 questions and you will have 10 seconds to answer each question.

For each question you will be presented with two premises and your task is to identify which
one conclusion from a series of 5 possible conclusions must be true based solely on those
premises.

Some premises may be congruent with reality; other premises may differ considerably from
reality and may appear to be quite abstract, but must still be treated as fact during the test.

Try to find a time and place where you will not be interrupted during the test. The test will
begin on the next page.
All mice are moons. All ducks are mice.

Q1 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All ducks are moons


No ducks are moons
Some ducks are moons
Some ducks are not moons
No valid conclusion

No wind are dust. Some hairs are dust.

Q2 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All hairs are wind


No hairs are wind
Some hairs are wind
Some hairs are not wind
No valid conclusion

All stars are pets. No pets are cribs.

Q3 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All cribs are stars


No cribs are stars
Some cribs are stars
Some cribs are not stars
No valid conclusion

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All lettuce are hobbies. No hobbies are steel.

Q4 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All steel are lettuce


No steel are lettuce
Some steel are lettuce
Some steel are not lettuce
No valid conclusion

All writers are examples. No furniture are examples.

Q5 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All furniture are writers


No furniture are writers
Some furniture are writers
Some furniture are not writers
No valid conclusion

No ants are toothpaste. Some toothpaste are drawers.

Q6 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All drawers are ants


No drawers are ants
Some drawers are ants
Some drawers are not ants
No valid conclusion

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No cats are wealth. All strangers are wealth.

Q7 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All strangers are cats


No strangers are cats
Some strangers are cats
Some strangers are not cats
No valid conclusion

All eggs are mass. Some frogs are eggs.

Q8 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All frogs are mass


No frogs are mass
Some frogs are mass
Some frogs are not mass
No valid conclusion

All push are dinner. Some push are letter.

Q9 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the


statement?

All letter are dinner


No letter are dinner
Some letter are dinner
Some letter are not dinner
No valid conclusion

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Some friends are texture. All friends are voyage.

Q10 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All voyage are texture


No voyage are texture
Some voyage are texture
Some voyage are not texture
No valid conclusion

Some cellars are canaries. All canaries are money.

Q11 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All money are cellars


No money are cellars
Some money are cellars
Some money are not cellars
No valid conclusion

No celery are meetings. Some necks are celery.

Q12 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All necks are meetings


No necks are meetings
Some necks are meetings
Some necks are not meetings
No valid conclusion

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All doors are cars. Some pockets are not cars.

Q13 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All pockets are doors


No pockets are doors
Some pockets are doors
Some pockets are not doors
No valid conclusion

No fuel are rings. All baskets are fuel.

Q14 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All baskets are rings


No baskets are rings
Some baskets are rings
Some baskets are not rings
No valid conclusion

All guides are cabbage. No alarms are guides.

Q15 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All alarms are cabbage


No alarms are cabbage
Some alarms are cabbage
Some alarms are not cabbage
No valid conclusion

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Some air are stage. Some hills are air.

Q16 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All hills are stage


No hills are stage
Some hills are stage
Some hills are not stage
No valid conclusion

Some houses are knowledge. Some houses are bedrooms.

Q17 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All bedrooms are knowledge


No bedrooms are knowledge
Some bedrooms are knowledge
Some bedrooms are not knowledge
No valid conclusion

No doctors are cables. Some doctors are cups.

Q18 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All cups are cables


No cups are cables
Some cups are cables
Some cups are not cables
No valid conclusion

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All roots are markets. All rakes are markets.

Q19 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All rakes are roots


No rakes are roots
Some rakes are roots
Some rakes are not roots
No valid conclusion

No rice are berries. No rice are oils.

Q20 Which one of the following conclusions is definitely true based on the
statement?

All oils are berries


No oils are berries
Some oils are berries
Some oils are not berries
No valid conclusion

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