Q. Statements: All doors are roads. No road is fruit. Some flowers are doors.
Conclusions:

I. Some fruits are doors.
II. Some fruits are flowers.
III. Some roads are flowers.
IV. No fruit is flower.

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Q. Statements: All needles are threads. All threads are boxes. All trees are boxes.
Conclusions:

I. No needle is tree.
II. Some trees are threads.
III. Some boxes are needles.
IV. Some trees are needles.

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Q. Statements: No house is school. All colleges are schools. All schools are teachers.
Conclusions:

I. No house is teacher.
II. All colleges are teachers.
III. Some teachers are not houses.
IV. No college is house.

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Q. Statements: All benches are desks. Some desks are roads. All roads are pillars.
Conclusions:

I. Some pillars are benches.
II. Some pillars are desks.
III. Some roads are benches.
IV. No pillar is bench.

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Q. Statements: Some dogs are rats. All rats are trees. Some trees are not dogs.
Conclusions:

I. Some trees are dogs.
II. All dogs are trees.
III. All rats are dogs.
IV. No tree is dog.

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Q. Statements: Some bricks are trees. All trees are pens. All pens are boats.
Conclusions:

I. Some boats are bricks.
II. Some pens are bricks.
III. Some trees are bricks.
IV. Some bricks are boats.

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Q. Statements: All cups are glasses. Some glasses are bowls. No bowl is a plate.
Conclusions:

No cup is a plate.
No glass is a plate.
Some plates are bowls.
Some cups are not glasses.

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Q. Statements: Some trains are roads. No road is jungle. All flowers are jungles.
Conclusions:

I. Some trains are flowers.
II. Some trains are jungles.
III. Some flowers are trains.
IV. No road is flower.

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Q. Statements: Some pearls are stones. Some stones are diamonds. No diamond is a gem.
Conclusions:

I. Some gems are pearls.
II. Some gems are diamonds.
III. No gem is a diamond.
IV. No gem is a pearl.

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Q. Statements: All rods are bricks. Some bricks are ropes. All ropes are doors.
Conclusions:

I. Some rods are doors.
II. Some doors are bricks.
III. Some rods are not doors.
IV. All doors are ropes.

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Q. Statements: All myths are fictions. No fiction is novel. All novels are stories.
Conclusions:

I. No myth is novel.
II. Some fictions are novels.
III. Some fictions are myths.
IV. Some myths are novels.

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Q. Statements: No paper is pen. No pen is pencil. All erasers are papers.
Conclusions:

I. Some papers are erasers.
II. No pencil is eraser.
III. No pen is eraser.
IV. All papers are erasers.

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Q. Statements: No man is sky. No sky is road. Some men are roads.
Conclusions:

I. No road is man.
II. No road is sky.
III. Some skies are men.
IV. All roads are men.

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Q. Statements: All buildings are windows. No toys is building. Some tigers are toys.
Conclusions:

I. Some tigers are buildings.
II. Some windows are tigers.
III. All toys are tigers.
IV. Some windows are toys.

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Q. Statements: Some papers are cats. All cats are bats. No bat is horse.
Conclusions:

I. Some papers are horses.
II. No horse is cat.
III. Some bats are papers.
IV. All papers are bats.

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Q. Statements: Some tapes are discs. Some discs are cassettes. Some cassettes are songs.
Conclusions:

I. Some songs are discs.
II. Some cassettes are tapes.
III. Some songs are tapes.
IV. No song is a disc.

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Q. Statements: No table is fruit. No fruit is window. All windows are chairs.
Conclusions:

I. No window is table.
II. No chair is fruit.
III. No chair is table.
IV. All chairs are windows.

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Q. Statements: All jungles are buses. All books are buses. All fruits are books.
Conclusions:

I. Some fruits are jungles.
II. Some buses are books.
III. Some buses are jungles.
IV. All fruits are buses.

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