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Simpleton Learns Logic! Trivia Quiz

Nothing much - just a simple test of logic!

A multiple-choice quiz by ace_sodium. Estimated time: 19 mins.

Author
ace_sodium

Time
19 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
99,127

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
6 / 10

Plays
26792

Last 3 plays: batowers (9/10), Suhaila11 (6/10), Donnastew2009 (8/10).

Question 1 of 10

1. If I score a goal, then we will win.
Which of the following statements can be logically concluded from the above statement? Hint

I didn't score a goal, we won

Exactly two of the statements

I scored two goals, we tied

I didn't score a goal, we didn't win

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Question 2 of 10

2. Only if Ram comes to my house, will I go to the mall.
Which of the following statements can be logically concluded from the above statement? Hint

Exactly two of the statements

I went to the mall, Ram didn't come to my house

Ram didn't come to my house, I didn't go to the mall

I went to the mall, Ram came to my house

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Question 3 of 10

3. Unless I die, she will not dance.
Which of the statements can be logically concluded from the above statement? Hint

I didn't lie, she didn't dance

she danced when she thought that I was alive

I didn't die, she didn't dance

I died, so she didn't dance

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Question 4 of 10

4. "Either Ramu will be at his house or Rohan will be at my house".
Is the sentence below logically correct?
"Rohan is at my house means Ramu will be at his house".

True

False

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Question 5 of 10

5. (A)No Dog is a Cat
(B) No Cat is a mouse.
Which of the statements below can be logically concluded from the above statements?
Hint

No mouse is a dog

None of them

Some mice are cats

Some cats are mice

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Question 6 of 10

6. (A) All cats are dogs
(B)All dogs are mice.
Which of the statements below can be logically concluded from the above statements?
Hint

All mice are cats

All cats are mice

Exactly two of the statements

All jockeys are dead

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Question 7 of 10

7. (A) some men are apples
(B)Some apples are dogs.
Is "All men are dogs" a valid conclusion of the above statements?

True

False

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Question 8 of 10

8. If PORT is written as TSVX, which word is written as KMZI? Hint

GIVE

GIWE

JIVE

JIWE

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Question 9 of 10

9. (A) Some men are not women
(B)All men are Dogs.
Which of these sentences can be logically concluded from the above statement?
Hint

Some women are not dogs

Some dogs are not women

All dogs are women

None of these

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Question 10 of 10

10. If it rains today, I will not go to school.
Can the sentence "I went to school, it didn't rain today" be a logically valid conclusion?

Yes

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. If I score a goal, then we will win. Which of the following statements can be logically concluded from the above statement?

Answer: I didn't score a goal, we didn't win

This statement is in the form If P, then Q.
The rules for logical conclusions to these types of statements are
1) P is affirmed, Q is affirmed;
2) Q is denied, P is denied.

It is not "We won, I scored a goal" because we may have won without scoring a goal.

2. Only if Ram comes to my house, will I go to the mall. Which of the following statements can be logically concluded from the above statement?

Answer: Exactly two of the statements

This sentence is of the type "Only if P, then Q"
The basic rule for logical deductions from these statements are:
1) P is denied, Q is denied;
2) Q is affirmed, P is affirmed.

3. Unless I die, she will not dance. Which of the statements can be logically concluded from the above statement?

Answer: I didn't die, she didn't dance

This is a statement of the form "Unless P, Q".
The basic rules are
1) P is denied, Q is affirmed;
2) Q is denied, P is affirmed.

4. "Either Ramu will be at his house or Rohan will be at my house". Is the sentence below logically correct? "Rohan is at my house means Ramu will be at his house".

Answer: False

This is a statement of the type "Either P or Q"
The rules are
1)P is denied, Q is affirmed;
2)Q is denied, P is affirmed.

5. (A)No Dog is a Cat (B) No Cat is a mouse. Which of the statements below can be logically concluded from the above statements?

Answer: None of them

From two "No" Statements [Universal negative statements], no valid conclusion can be reached.

6. (A) All cats are dogs (B)All dogs are mice. Which of the statements below can be logically concluded from the above statements?

Answer: All cats are mice

The sentences in the question are universal affirmative sentences.
"dogs" is the middle premise. "Cats" gets distributed in the first sentence, so in the answer "cats" must get distributed.

7. (A) some men are apples (B)Some apples are dogs. Is "All men are dogs" a valid conclusion of the above statements?

Answer: False

The two statements in the questions are particular affirmative statements; no valid conclusion can be derived from two such statements.

8. If PORT is written as TSVX, which word is written as KMZI?

Answer: GIVE

The nth letter of the alphabet is replaced with (n+4)th letter of the alphabet.

9. (A) Some men are not women (B)All men are Dogs. Which of these sentences can be logically concluded from the above statement?

Answer: Some dogs are not women

If one of the sentences in the question contain a "no" (i.e. if the statements are either Universal negative or Particular negative), then the answer must also contain one.

10. If it rains today, I will not go to school. Can the sentence "I went to school, it didn't rain today" be a logically valid conclusion?

Answer: Yes

Another example of "If P, then Q" statements; even Logic has rules!

Source: Author ace_sodium

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