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Monkey is a bird. Some birds are clouds. Therefore : (I) Monkey is a cloud. (II). Some clouds are birds.

Monkey is a bird. Some birds are clouds. Therefore : (I) Monkey is a cloud. (II). Some clouds are birds. Correct Answer Some birds are clouds.

The possible venn diagram is as follows:

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For conclusions:

1. Some monkeys are clouds → False (Some monkeys are clouds is a possibility but not definite)

2. Some monkeys are not clouds → False (Some monkeys are not clouds is a possibility but not definite)

3. All birds are clouds → False (All birds are clouds is a possibility but not definite)

4. Some birds are clouds → True (Some clouds are birds is given. Therefore, some birds are clouds is also true)

Hence, Option 4 is correct.

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