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Reasoning Questions for SBI PO/Clerk Mains 2018 

Complexity of questions in Reasoning Ability for Banking and Insurance exams is increasing tremendously and one needs to put his nose on the grindstone while preparing for this section. Cracking questions of the Mains level will not be an easy task if one do not get into a habit of continuous practice of latest pattern based questions. And, to let you practice with the best of the latest pattern questions, here is the Adda247 Reasoning Quiz based on the latest pattern for SBI PO and Clerk Mains Exam. Not only this, these quizzes will also prove propitious for the upcoming Bank of Baroda Exam. Now, pull up your socks, it’s time to practice till perfection.

Directions (1-6): In each question are given some statements followed by some 

conclusions, one of which does not logically follow from the given statements. That conclusion is your answer.
 (Note: 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 does not follow from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.)
Q1. Statements:
Some doctor are engineer
Some lawyer are teacher
Some engineer are not teacher
Conclusions:    
(a) Some doctor are lawyer is a possibility
(b) All engineer can never be teacher
(c) All lawyer are engineer is a possibility
(d) Some teacher are engineer
(e) All teacher can be doctor
Q2. Statements:
No sky is mountain
Some rock are brick 
All brick are sky
Conclusions:        
(a) Some rock are sky.
(b) No mountain is brick.
(c) Some rock are not sky.
(d) Some brick are not mountain.
(e) All mountain are rock is a possibility.
Q3. Statements:
Some flower are moon
Some sun are planet
Some moon are planet
Conclusions:        
(a) Some flower can be planet.
(b) All sun are moon is a possibility.
(c) Some moon are not flower is a possibility.
(d) No planet is flower.
(e) All moon can be planet.
Q4. Statements: 
Some engineer are doctor
No doctor is teacher
All teachers are scientist
Conclusions:
(a) Some engineers are not teacher.
(b) No scientist is doctor.
(c) Some scientists are teacher.
(d) Some scientists are not doctor.
(e) All teachers are engineers is a possibility.
Q5. Statements:
Some politicians are not leader.
Some leaders are great.
All great are boss.
Conclusions:
(a) All leaders are politician is a possibility.
(b) Some leaders are boss.
(c) All great are leader is a possibility.
(d) Some politicians are not great.
(e) Some great are boss.

Q6. Statements:
Some work are hard.
No hard is problem.
Some problem are result.
Conclusions:
(a) Some hard are not result is a possibility.
(b) Some result are not hard.
(c) Some work are not problem.
(d) All result are problem.
(e) All hard can be result.
Directions (7-8): In the questions below are given some conclusions followed by five set of statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies given conclusions. Assume the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.
Q7. Conclusion-Some Data are Information. Some Complete are not Data.
Statement I-No Secret is Sufficient. All Information is Data. Some Information is Secret. Some Sufficient are Complete.
Statement II– No Sufficient is Secret. All Information is Data. Some Information is Secret. Some Sufficient are Complete.
Statement III– All Data is Information. Some Information is Sufficient. Some Secret are Complete. Some Sufficient is Secret.
Statement IV– All Data is Information. Some Information is Secret. No data is Sufficient. Some Sufficient are Complete. 
Statement V- Some Information is Data. No Information is Sufficient. Some Sufficient is Secret. Some Sufficient are Complete. 
(a) Only Statement I
(b) Only Statement II
(c) Only Statement III
(d) Only Statement IV
(e) Only Statement V
 Q8. Conclusion- No Linear can be Rectangular. Some Variable are Circular.
Statement I– Some Linear is Variable. No Variable is Triangular. Some Triangular is Circular. Some Linear are Rectangular.
Statement II– All Triangular is Circular. No Circular is Rectangular. Some Linear are Rectangular. Some Linear is Variable.
Statement III– All Rectangular is Circular. Some Linear are Circular. All Linear is Triangular. No Variable is Triangular.
Statement IV– No Circular is Linear. Some Linear are Triangular. Some Triangular is Circular. Some Variable are Rectangular.
Statement V-Some Linear is Variable. Some Variable are Circular. All Circular are Triangular. Some Rectangular are Variable.
(a) Only Statement I
(b) Only Statement II
(c) Only Statement III
(d) Only Statement IV
(e) Only Statement V
Directions (9-12): In the question below are two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts:
Q9. Conclusion: I. Some colour are black.
                     II. All brown are pink.
Statements:   (a) No pink is black. Some black are brown. All colour are pink
                       (b) No pink is colour. All colour are black. Some black are brown.
                       (c) Some pink are black. Some black are colour. No colour is brown.
                       (d) All brown are black. All black are pink. Some colour are brown.
                       (e) none of these
Q10. Conclusion: I. Some earth are moon.
                     II. All moon are mars.
Statements:   (a) All earth are moon. Some mars are earth. Some moon are sun.
                       (b) All moon are sun. all sun are mars. Some earth are mars.
                       (c) Some earth are moon. No mars is sun. all moon are sun.
                       (d) All earth are moon. All moon are sun. All sun are mars.
                       (e) none of these
Q11. Conclusion: I. No day is night.
                     II. Some star are galaxy.
Statements:   (a) Some star are night. All star are galaxy. No galaxy is day.
                       (b) All stars are galaxy. All day are galaxy. No galaxy is night.
                       (c) All day are star. Some star are night. Some night are galaxy.
                       (d) All day are star. All star are night. No night is galaxy.
                       (e) none of these.
Q12. Conclusion: I. Some chair are not bat.
                     II. Some stick are table.
Statements:   (a) All chair are stick. No stick is bat. Some bat are table.
                       (b) Some chair are stick. All stick are table. Some table are bat.
                       (c) All stick are chair. All chair are table. No table is bat.
                       (d) Some stick are table. Some table are chair. Some bat are table.
                       (e) none of these.

Directions (13-15): In the questions below are given two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies both the given conclusions. Assume the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.
Q13. Conclusions: Some T is R. Some U is P.
Statements:
(a) Some Q is P. Some Q is R. No S is Q. All S is T. No S is U.
(b) No R is P. All R is Q. Some S is P. Some S is T. All T is U.
(c) All S is Q. Some P is S. No S is R. Some R is T. All T is U.
(d) All U is Q. Only U is P. No Q is R. All S are R. All S is T.
(e) None of these.
Q14. Conclusions: Some F are G. Some C is Q
Statements:
(a) All R are F. All G is Q. All R is G. Some G is C. No Q is S.
(b) All F is R. Some G is C. No G is R. All Q is G. All Q is S.
(c) All F is E. Some G is Q. All E is G. All S is Q. No C is G.
(d) No S is F. No G is E. No F is C. All E is F. Some Q is C.
(e) None of these.
Q15. Conclusions: Some B is E. No E is F.
Statements:
(a) All F is D. All B is D. Some A is C. All C is D. No D is E. 
(b) Some E is D. Some A is F. All F is C. No C is D. Some B is A. 
(c) All F is C. Some A is E. All E is B. No D is B. Some D is F. 
(d) Some A is F. All F is D. No D is E. All E is C. All C is B.
(e) None of these.