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Test your logical reasoning with assertion and statement-based questions.

par nirajtiwary2022@gmail.com
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Assertion: All rectangles are squares. Reason: All squares are rectangles.

2

Assertion: If it rains, the ground gets wet. Reason: It rains is sufficient for wet ground.

3

Assertion: All birds can fly. Reason: Penguins are birds.

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Assertion: No reptiles are mammals. Reason: Dogs are mammals.

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Assertion: Some students passed. Reason: All students failed.

6

Assertion: A triangle has four sides. Reason: A square has four sides.

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Assertion: If X is prime, then X is odd (except 2). Reason: 2 is the only even prime.

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Assertion: All even numbers are divisible by 2. Reason: 6 is even.

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Assertion: If a claim is false, its negation is true. Reason: Law of Non-Contradiction.

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Assertion: All mammals have hair. Reason: Humans are mammals.

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Assertion: The Earth orbits the Sun. Reason: The Sun orbits the Earth.

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Assertion: A square is a rectangle. Reason: All squares have four equal sides.

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Assertion: If P then Q. P is true; Q is false.

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Assertion: All fruits are sweet. Reason: Lemons are fruits.

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Assertion: No odd numbers are divisible by 4. Reason: 9 is odd.

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Assertion: If a student studies, they pass. Reason: The student studied.

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Assertion: No even prime numbers exist except 2. Reason: 2 is prime.

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Assertion: If A then B. Not B. Therefore not A.

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Assertion: All sofas are furniture. Reason: Chairs are furniture.

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Assertion: Some cats are black. Reason: All black animals are cats.

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Assertion: If a path is paved, it is cleaner. Reason: Paved paths attract more trash.

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Assertion: A is a subset of B. B is a subset of A. Therefore A equals B.

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Assertion: If it is raining, the ground is wet. It is raining. Therefore the ground is wet.

24

Assertion: All snakes are reptiles. Reason: Snakes are cold-blooded.

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Assertion: No giraffes are mammals. Reason: Giraffes have fur.

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Assertion: If a number is divisible by 3, it is divisible by 9. Reason: 18 is divisible by 3.

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Assertion: A company is profitable. Reason: Revenue exceeds costs.

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Assertion: All textbooks are expensive. Reason: This textbook costs $0.

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Assertion: If a number is even, it is divisible by 2. Reason: 14 is even.

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Assertion: Some triangles are equilateral. Reason: All equilateral triangles have equal sides.

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Assertion: If a plant needs light, it will photosynthesize. Reason: All plants photosynthesize.

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Assertion: No cycles are square shapes. Reason: A square is a cycle.

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Assertion: All students in class A passed. Reason: The exam was easy.

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Assertion: If X is a square, then X is a rectangle. Reason: A square has four right angles.

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Statement 1 is false; not all rectangles are squares. Statement 2 is true but doesn't justify 1.

Rain causes wet ground; Reason correctly explains Assertion.

Not all birds can fly; penguins are birds but cannot fly.

No reptiles are mammals is true; dogs are mammals, so assertion holds with reason unrelated.

If all failed, then some passed cannot be true; inconsistent.

A triangle cannot have four sides; square fact is true but unrelated.

Correct: primes >2 are odd; 2 is the exception.

Reason supports the assertion; 6 is a representative example.

Logical fallacy: negation of a false claim is true; LNC is a valid principle but not a direct justification here.

Humans are mammals and mammals typically have hair; Reason supports Assertion.

Geocentric model is outdated; the Reason is false.

A square fits rectangle definition; equal sides support its rectangle nature.

This common pattern is a counterexample to the implication; Q would be false when P true.

Not all fruits are sweet; lemons are fruits but sour.

9 is odd; not divisible by 4; statement holds.

If studying causes passing, then Reason supports Assertion.

Statement is correct; 2 is the exception among even primes.

Formal fallacy: denying consequent does not negate antecedent.

Chairs being furniture does not prove all sofas are furniture; it's a generic relation.

From some cats black does not imply all black animals are cats.

Paved paths are cleaner due to maintenance; however, they may attract trash, making Reason true but not always explanatory.

Mutual subset implies equality; valid reasoning.

Direct deduction from a conditional.

Cold-blooded is a characteristic of reptiles; however, it does not prove the subset relation directly.

Giraffes are mammals; assertion is false; reason about fur is unrelated.

Divisible by 3 does not guarantee divisible by 9; 18 is a counterexample to assertion claim.

Profitability arises when revenue > costs; Reason supports Assertion.

Contradiction: a $0 textbook is not expensive; both parts false.

14 being even illustrates the property directly.

Equilateral triangles have equal sides; aligns with assertion.

All plants photosynthesize is true but not conditional on light; Reason does not justify Assertion.

A square is not a cycle; cycle concept differs; Reason incorrect.

A convenient explanation could be exam difficulty; Reason supports Assertion.

Square satisfies rectangle properties; right angles support classification.

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