Syllogism : SARKARI LIBRARY

1. Statements: 

1. All mangoes are apples.
2. All apples are grapes.

Conclusions: 

1. Some grapes are apples.
2. Some apples are not mangoes.

2. Statement: Some cars are not buses.

Conclusions: 

1. Some buses are not cars.
2. No bus is a car.
3. No car is a bus.
4. Some buses are cars.
5. Some cars are buses.
6. All cars are buses.
7. All buses are cars.

3. Statement: No book is copy.

Conclusions: 

1. No copy is book.
2. Some copies are not books
3. Some books are not copies.
4. All books are copies.
5. All copies are books.
6. Some copies are books.
7. Some books are copies

4. Statement: Some dogs are cats

Conclusions: 

1. Some cats are dogs.
2. All cats are dogs
3. All dogs are cats.
4. No dog is cat.
5. No cat is dog.
6. Some cats are not dogs.
7. Some dogs are not cats.

5. Statement: All mangoes are apples.

Conclusions: 

1. Some apples are mangoes.
2. All apples are mangoes
3. Some mangoes are apples.
4. Some apples are not mangoes.
5. Some mangoes are not apples.
6. No mango is an apple.
7. No apple is mango.

6. Statements: 

1. All mangoes are apples.
2. All apples are grapes.

Conclusions: 

1. Some grapes are not apples.
2. Some apples are mangoes.

7. Statements: 

1. All mangoes are apples.
2. All apples are grapes.

Conclusions: 

1. Some mangoes are apples.
2. Some apples are grapes.

8. Statements:

1. All mangoes are apples.
2. All apples are grapes.

Conclusions: 

1. All apples are mangoes.
2. All grapes are apples.

9. Statements:

1. All rains are water.
2. All water are blue.

Conclusions: 

1. All  rains are blue.
2. Some rains are blue.
3. All blue are rain.
4. Some blue are rain.
5. No rain is blue.
6. No blue is rain.
7. Some rains are not blue
8. Some blue are not rains.

10. Statements:

1. All cars are buses.
2. All trains are cars.

Conclusions:

1. All trains are buses.
2. Some trains are buses.
3. Some buses are trains.
4. All buses are trains.
5. No bus is train.

11. Statements:

1. All locks are keys.
2. All locks are windows.

Conclusions:

1. All keys are windows.
2. Some keys are windows
3. Some windows are keys.
4. All windows are keys.

12. Statements:

1. All books are pens.
2. All copies are pens.

Conclusions:

1. All books are copies.
2. Some books are copies.
3. All copies are books.
4. Some copies are pens.

13. Statements:

1. All human are birds.
2. All children are human.

Conclusions:

1. Some birds are human.
2. Some birds are not human.
3. Some human are children.
4. All human are children.
5. All children are birds.
6. All birds are children.
7. Some birds are children.
8. Some birds are not children.

14. Statements:

1. All grapes are oranges.
2. All oranges are mangoes.
3. Some oranges are apples.

Conclusions: 

1. Some grapes are mangoes.
2. Some mangoes are apples.
3. All grapes are apples.

15. Statements:

1. All dogs are cats.
2. All cats are mouse.
3. All mouse are human.

Conclusions:

1. All dogs are human.
2. Some dogs are human.
3. All human are dogs.
4. Some human are dogs.

16. Statements:

1. Some students are actors
2. All actors are fools.
3. All students are boys.

Conclusions:

1. I. Some boys are fools.
2. All boys are fools.
3. No boy is fool.

17. Statements:

1. All rains are water
2. No water is blue.

Conclusions:

1. All rains are blue.
2. Some rains are blue
3. Some blue are rains.
4. All blue are rains.
5. No rain is blue.
6. No blue is rain.
7. Some rains are not blue
8. Some blue are not rains.

18. Statements:

1. All rains are water.
2. No water is blue.

Conclusions: 

1. Some rains are water.
2. Some water are not blue.

19. Statements:

1. All rains are water.
2. No water is blue.

Conclusions: 

1. Some water are not rains.
2. Some blue are not water.

20. Statements:

1. All rains are water.
2. No water is blue.

Conclusions: 

1. Some water are rains.
2. Some blue are water.