Syllogism Questions for Bank Exams: FREE Practice PDF & Live Quiz

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Syllogism is one of the most important and highest-scoring topics in the Reasoning Ability section of major banking and insurance examinations, including SBI PO, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, RBI Assistant, NIACL AO, NICL Assistant, and other competitive exams. Questions from this topic test your logical reasoning, analytical thinking, and ability to draw valid conclusions from given statements. Regular practice helps candidates improve accuracy, speed, and confidence in solving both Prelims and Mains level questions.

Syllogism Questions for Bank Exams, FREE Practice PDF

Prepare effectively with our FREE Syllogism Practice PDF, designed according to the latest bank exam pattern. The practice material includes exam-oriented questions with detailed solutions to help you strengthen your concepts and master different types of syllogism questions.

Syllogism Questions for Bank Exams, FREE Live Quiz

Once you’ve completed the practice PDF, test your preparation through our FREE Syllogism Live Quiz. The quiz features the latest bank exam pattern questions and provides an exam-like experience to help you improve your speed, accuracy, and logical reasoning skills.

Syllogism Questions for Bank Exams Practice Set 1 Score: 0.00

Q1. Statements: All cats are animals. All animals are living beings.
Conclusions: I. All cats are living beings.    II. Some living beings are cats.

Q2. Statements: All books are paper. No paper is wood.
Conclusions: I. No book is wood.    II. Some paper is book.

Q3. Statements: Some birds are flowers. All flowers are trees.
Conclusions: I. Some birds are trees.    II. All trees are birds.

Q4. Statements: No dog is a cat. Some cats are lions.
Conclusions: I. Some lions are not dogs.    II. No lion is a dog.

Q5. Statements: All pens are pencils. Some pencils are erasers.
Conclusions: I. Some pens are erasers.    II. Some erasers are pens.

Q6. Statements: All rivers are lakes. All lakes are ponds.
Conclusions: I. All rivers are ponds.    II. Some ponds are rivers.

Q7. Statements: Some mountains are rivers. No river is a desert.
Conclusions: I. Some mountains are not deserts.    II. No mountain is a desert.

Q8. Statements: All stars are planets. Some planets are moons.
Conclusions: I. Some stars are moons.    II. Some moons are stars.

Q9. Statements: No doctor is a lawyer. All lawyers are accountants.
Conclusions: I. No doctor is an accountant.    II. Some accountants are not doctors.

Q10. Statements: All roses are red. Some red things are beautiful.
Conclusions: I. Some roses are beautiful.    II. All beautiful things are roses.

Q11. Statements: All cars are vehicles. All vehicles are machines.
Conclusions: I. All cars are machines.    II. Some machines are vehicles.

Q12. Statements: Some apples are mangoes. Some mangoes are oranges.
Conclusions: I. Some apples are oranges.    II. No apple is an orange.

Q13. Statements: No chair is a table. All tables are furniture.
Conclusions: I. No chair is furniture.    II. Some furniture is not a chair.

Q14. Statements: All trains are buses. Some buses are trucks.
Conclusions: I. Some trains are trucks.    II. Some trucks are trains.

Q15. Statements: No fish is a mammal. All whales are mammals.
Conclusions: I. No whale is a fish.    II. Some mammals are not fish.

Q16. Statements: All students are intelligent. Some intelligent people are creative.
Conclusions: I. All students being creative is a possibility.    II. Some intelligent people are students.

Q17. Statements: Some teachers are singers. No singer is a dancer.
Conclusions: I. Some teachers are not dancers.    II. All teachers being dancers is a possibility.

Q18. Statements: No pen is ink. Some inks are colors.
Conclusions: I. No pen is a color.    II. Some colors being pens is a possibility.

Q19. Statements: All engineers are graduates. Some graduates are employed.
Conclusions: I. Some engineers being employed is a possibility.    II. All graduates being engineers is a possibility.

Q20. Statements: Some planes are trains. All trains are boats.
Conclusions: I. All planes being boats is a possibility.    II. Some planes are boats.

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Q21. Statements: No mountain is a hill. All hills are valleys.
Conclusions: I. No mountain is a valley.    II. Some valleys being mountains is a possibility.

Q22. Statements: All singers are musicians. No musician is a doctor.
Conclusions: I. No singer is a doctor.    II. Some doctors being singers is a possibility.

Q23. Statements: Some balls are bats. Some bats are stumps.
Conclusions: I. All balls being stumps is a possibility.    II. Some stumps are balls.

Q24. Statements: All kings are warriors. Some warriors are brave.
Conclusions: I. Some kings are brave.    II. All kings being brave is a possibility.

Q25. Statements: No cloud is rain. All rains are storms.
Conclusions: I. No cloud is a storm.    II. Some storms being clouds is a possibility.

Q26. Statements: All lions are tigers. All tigers are leopards. Some leopards are cheetahs.
Conclusions: I. All lions are leopards.    II. Some cheetahs are tigers.    III. Some leopards are lions.

Q27. Statements: No table is chair. All chairs are desks. Some desks are cupboards.
Conclusions: I. Some cupboards are chairs.    II. No table is a desk.    III. Some desks are not tables.

Q28. Statements: All doctors are engineers. Some engineers are lawyers. All lawyers are judges.
Conclusions: I. Some doctors are lawyers.    II. Some engineers are judges.    III. Some judges are engineers.

Q29. Statements: All fruits are vegetables. No vegetable is a grain. Some grains are pulses.
Conclusions: I. No fruit is a grain.    II. Some pulses are not vegetables.    III. Some vegetables are fruits.

Q30. Statements: Some artists are painters. All painters are sculptors. No sculptor is a musician.
Conclusions: I. Some artists are sculptors.    II. No painter is a musician.    III. Some artists are not musicians.

Q31. Statements: All birds are animals. Some animals are reptiles. No reptile is a mammal.
Conclusions: I. Some birds are reptiles.    II. No mammal is a reptile.    III. Some animals are not mammals.

Q32. Statements: All schools are colleges. All colleges are universities. Some universities are institutes.
Conclusions: I. All schools are universities.    II. Some institutes are colleges.    III. Some universities are schools.

Q33. Statements: No ship is a boat. All boats are yachts. Some yachts are canoes.
Conclusions: I. No ship is a yacht.    II. Some canoes are boats.    III. Some yachts are not ships.

Q34. Statements: All pens are markers. Some markers are highlighters. No highlighter is a crayon.
Conclusions: I. Some pens are highlighters.    II. No marker is a crayon.    III. Some markers are not crayons.

Q35. Statements: No robot is a human. Some humans are scientists.
Conclusions: I. Some scientists are not robots.    II. No scientist is a robot.

Q36. Statements: All mangoes are fruits. Some fruits are not sweet.
Conclusions: I. Some mangoes are not sweet.    II. All mangoes being sweet is a possibility.

Q37. Statements: Some players are coaches. No coach is a referee.
Conclusions: I. Some players are not referees.    II. All referees being players is a possibility.

Q38. Statements: All stones are rocks. Some rocks are not minerals.
Conclusions: I. Some stones are not minerals.    II. All stones being minerals is a possibility.

Q39. Statements: No officer is a clerk. All clerks are staff.
Conclusions: I. No officer is staff.    II. Some staff are not officers.

Q40. Statements: Some computers are tablets. All tablets are smartphones.
Conclusions: I. Some computers are smartphones.    II. All computers being smartphones is a possibility.

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