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1.
Statement: P > Q ≥ R = S. What is the strongest relation between P and S that is definitely true?
Correct Answer: B [P > S]
Explanation:
P > Q ≥ R = S → P > S.
2.
Statement: M ≤ N < O = T. What is the strongest relation between M and T that is definitely true?
Correct Answer: A [M < T]
Explanation:
M ≤ N < O = T → M < T.
3.
Statement: A ≥ B ≤ C. What is the strongest relation between A and C that is definitely true?
Correct Answer: C [No definite relation]
Explanation:
A ≥ B ≤ C – signs oppose, so no definite relation.
4.
Statements: K > L, L ≥ M, M = N. The conclusion "K > N" is:
Correct Answer: A [Definitely true]
Explanation:
K > L ≥ M = N – one strict sign and no opposite sign, so K > N is definitely true.
5.
Statements: U ≤ V < W, X > W. The conclusion "U ≥ X" is:
Correct Answer: B [Definitely false]
Explanation:
U ≤ V < W < X gives U < X, so U ≥ X can never be true – definitely false.
6.
Statements: G ≥ H, H = J, J ≤ K. The conclusion "G > K" is:
Correct Answer: C [May be true, but not definite]
Explanation:
G ≥ H = J ≤ K – signs oppose at J, so G > K is possible but not certain.
7.
Fill in the blank: which sign in place of ? makes "B > E" definitely true in B ≥ C ? D = E?
Correct Answer: D [>]
Explanation:
B ≥ C needs one strict sign after it; only > gives B > E (≥ or = give only B ≥ E).
8.
Which sign can replace ? in H < I ? J ≤ K so that both "H < K" and "I ≤ K" are definitely true?
Correct Answer: C [=]
Explanation:
Among the options only = works: H < I = J ≤ K gives H < K and I ≤ K; > or ≥ break the chain.
9.
Statements: A ≥ B > C
Conclusions: I. A > C II. C ≥ A
Conclusions: I. A > C II. C ≥ A
Correct Answer: A [Only I follows]
Explanation:
I: A ≥ B > C – true; II: C < B ≤ A gives C < A, so C ≥ A is false
10.
Statements: F < G, G ≤ H, J > H
Conclusions: I. F ≥ J II. G < J
Conclusions: I. F ≥ J II. G < J
Correct Answer: B [Only II follows]
Explanation:
I: F < G ≤ H < J gives F < J, so F ≥ J is false; II: G ≤ H < J – true
11.
If '@' means '≥', '#' means '<', '$' means '=' and '%' means '>', then "P @ Q # R $ S" means:
Correct Answer: B [P ≥ Q < R = S]
Explanation:
Replace each symbol: @ → ≥, # → <, $ → =.
12.
From A > B = C ≥ D, which of the following does NOT follow?
Correct Answer: D [A = D]
Explanation:
A > B = C ≥ D gives A > D, so A = D is false; the other three are true.
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