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Statements: All boxes are yellow. Some yellow are coloured. Conclusion: I. Some boxes are coloured. II. Some coloured are yellow.

Statements: All boxes are yellow. Some yellow are coloured. Conclusion: I. Some boxes are coloured. II. Some coloured are yellow. Correct Answer Only conclusion II follow.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows,

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Conclusion:

I. Some boxes are coloured → False (No direct relation given hence, false)

II. Some coloured are yellow → True (Some yellow are coloured so, some coloured are yellow true)

Thus, only conclusion II follow.

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