Statement and Conclusion Practice Questions

 

Statement and Conclusion Practice Questions-

Q1.

Statement: Since the feeling of superiority is built in wherever there is 

social development, there is a little that can be done to arrest it except at the 

cost of social development.

Conclusion(Con.) I: To maintain social development complex should be allowed to continue.

Con. II: Social development and complex run side by side.

Options:-

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q2.

Statement: A maladjusted is a noncriminal who commits crime for the 

sake of adjustment.

Con. I: Some crimes have their root cause in adjustment problems.

Con. II: Maladjustment and delinquency go hand in hand.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follow 

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q3

Statement: The oceans are store house of practically every mineral 

including . 238U92. But like most other minerals it is found in extremely low 

concentration about 3 grams per 1000 tons of water.

Con. I: Sea water contains silver and iron.

Con. II: Gold is found about 3 grams per 1000 tons of water.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q4

Statement: No new tax has been proposed in the budget of 201112. It is 

still a surplus budget.

Con. I: The budget of 201112 may be considered a good budget.

Con. II: 201112 budget is a surplus budget because no new tax has been 

proposed.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q5

Statement: The essence of one day cricket is the ability to score runs fast 

and to bowl with a mixture of control and aggression which adroitly handled can 

tie the opponent hand and foot.

Con. I: Kapil Dev who won the World Cup in 1983 had all the above qualities.

Con. II: Aggressive bowling as well as fast scoring of runs are equally 

indispensable to win a one day cricket match.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q6

Statement: Strikes are the inherent rights of workers for the purpose of 

securing justice.

Con. I: Workers cannot get justice unless they go on strike.

Con. II: Every worker must defend his/ her inherent right.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

 D) neither I nor II follows

Q7

Statement: Books without knowledge of life are useless.

Con. I: All books contain knowledge of life.

Con. II: People should be anxious to acquire the knowledge of life.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q8

Statement: Apart from the educational value of newspapers their 

recreational values should also be kept into account.

Con. I: People take newspapers to be a means of imparting education.

Con. II: The entertainment value of newspapers is also of paramount 

importance.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q9

Statement: Recent researches have shown that pimples have their root 

cause in the liver.

Con. I: The medication for pimples should be administered to the liver.

Con. II: Inhaling of steams is of no use for this purpose.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither of P or Q is true

Q10

Statement: It is evident from the historical information that even in 

ancient India both the masters and disciples valued not the quantity of 

education but its quality.

Con. I: There was an identity in educational values between teachers and 

students in ancient India.

Con. II: Quality of education is valued and given more importance than quantity 

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Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q11

Statement: The disparities between the problems of rich and the poor do 

not stand out clearly when we compare the attitude of the law making bodies 

towards these two strata of the society.

Con. I: Parliament do not discriminate between rich and. poor while formulating 

policies for them.

Con. II: Lawmakers do not have identical attitude towards the haves and have 

nots.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q12

Statement: In a police encounter 5 terrorist and 2 soldiers were killed and 

one injured seriously.

Con. I: The clash was not unexpected.

Con. II: The only injured was the terrorist.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

 D) neither I nor II follows

Q13

Statement: Now you need not have an import license to own a software 

computer today.

Con. I: Computer softwares are made indigenously.

Con. II: Duty free computers are now available.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q14

Statement: Good is the enemy of best.

Con. I: You should be good to your best enemy.

Con. II: Best do not like the good.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q15

Statement: Whereabouts of my brother is not known since he left this 

place last year by that unlucky bus which collided with a truck near Faizabad.

Con. I: My brother was killed in the accident.

Con. II: Collision of the bus and the truck is the reason behind my brother's 

missing.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither of P or Q is true

Q16

Statement: It is risky to travel from Jammu to Baramulla because of the 

zigzag road.

Con. I: Jammu and Baramulla are connected. by bus services.

Con. II: There is no other means of transportation from Jammu to Baramulla.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q17

Statement: This book is too costly to be worthless.

Con. I: When books fall short of supply their prices go up. 

Con. II: The higher the selling price, the superior is the quality of the 

commodity.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow D) neither I nor II follows

Q18

Statement: Books are like friends who give rich and lasting rewards.

Con. I: Always choose rich friends like books.

Con. II: Books give us eternal satisfaction.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

 B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q19

Statement: Miser people seldom help the poor.

Con. I: Those who are miser never help the poor.

Con. II: Poor are very, rarely helped by the miser.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q20

Statement: It. is written in history books that most of the battles which 

took place among rulers were fought for amassing wealth and beautiful women. 

World War I has a background very near to it.

Con. I: If money minded people will flourish, World War III may start.

Con. II: In olden days wealth and beautiful women were the major concerns for 

rulers.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q21

Statement: Domestic demand has been increasing faster than the 

production of indigenous crude oil.

Con. I: Deficiency demand will have to be met by import.

Con. II: There is no need to cut domestic demand of crude oil.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

D) neither I nor II follows

Q22

Statement: Constitutional morality is not a natural sentiment.

Con. I: Sentiments are always innate.

Con. II: Constitutional morality can be cultivated.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q23

Statement: It does not matter what type of food you eat. What matters is 

whether you can digest it.

Con. I: Any type of food is equally good as long as it is digested.

Con. II: The type of food one eats is immaterial.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q24

Statement: The best way to escape from a problem is to solve it.

Con. I: Your life will be dull if you don't face a problem

Con. II: To escape from a problem, demand some solution to the problem.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow 

D) neither I nor II follows

Q25

Statement: Majority rules in a democracy.

Con. I: In a democracy candidates are elected by a majority of votes.

Con. II: Majority have the power to amend a law in parliament in democratic set 

up.

Options:

A) only conclusion I follows

 B) only conclusion II follows.

C) both I and II follow

 D) neither I nor II follows

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