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In each question below, there are some statements followed by three conclusions numbered I, II and III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows follow(s) from the given statements.

Statement

Only a few Pumpkins are Apples

All Apples are Oranges

No Orange is a Pear

Conclusion

I. Some Pears are not apples

II. All Pumpkins can be Oranges

III. No Pumpkin is a Pear

Q: Statement Only a few Pumpkins are Apples All Apples are Oranges No Orange is a Pear Conclusion I. So

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Statement

Only a few Pumpkins are Apples

All Apples are Oranges

No Orange is a Pear

Conclusion

I. Some Pears are not apples

II. All Pumpkins can be Oranges

III. No Pumpkin is a Pear

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Statement Only a few Pumpkins are Apples All Apples are Oranges No Orange is a Pear Conclusion I. Some Pears are not apples II. All Pumpkins can be Oranges III. No Pumpkin is a Pear

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Statement

Only a few Pumpkins are Apples

All Apples are Oranges

No Orange is a Pear

Conclusion

I. Some Pears are not apples

II. All Pumpkins can be Oranges

III. No Pumpkin is a Pear