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“In the following question below, there are two statements along with two conclusions I, II. Read the Conclusions and decide which of the conclusions follow(s) the Statements. Statements: All ships are yacht. All yacht are boats. Conclusions: I. All ships are boats. II. Some boats are ships.”

“In the following question below, there are two statements along with two conclusions I, II. Read the Conclusions and decide which of the conclusions follow(s) the Statements. Statements: All ships are yacht. All yacht are boats. Conclusions: I. All ships are boats. II. Some boats are ships.” Correct Answer If both conclusion I and II follows.

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Conclusion I: All ships are boats → True (as clear from the diagram)

Conclusion II: Some boats are ships → True (as clear from the diagram)

Therefore both conclusion I and II follow.

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