Rajasthan Patwari · Mental Ability and Reasoning, Basic Numerical Efficiency

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Syllogism and statement-conclusion

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  • In the exam pattern: Written examination (one paper), Mental Ability and Reasoning, Basic Numerical Efficiency: 45 questions, 90 marks (RSSB notice, 20 Feb 2025).

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  • Q1 · Syllogism and statement-conclusion · MEDIUM

    Consider the following statements and conclusions: Statements: 1. All pens are books. 2. Some books are papers. Conclusions: I. Some pens are papers. II. Some papers are books.

  • Q2 · Syllogism and statement-conclusion · MEDIUM

    Consider the following statements and conclusions: Statements: 1. No doctor is a singer. 2. Some singers are dancers. Conclusions: I. Some dancers are not doctors. II. No dancer is a doctor.

  • Q3 · Syllogism and statement-conclusion · MEDIUM

    Statements: All pens are pencils. No pencil is a book. Conclusions: I. No pen is a book. II. Some books are pencils.

  • Q4 · Syllogism and statement-conclusion · MEDIUM

    Statements: Some teachers are writers. All writers are readers. Conclusions: I. Some teachers are readers. II. Some readers are teachers.

  • Q5 · Syllogism and statement-conclusion · MEDIUM

    Consider the following statements and conclusions: Statements: 1. All cats are animals. 2. Some animals are dogs. Conclusions: I. Some cats are dogs. II. All animals are dogs.

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