Question:
Each question contains six or seven statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statements are logically related.
(1) All books are having pages.
(2) All kings are having pages.
(3) All kings are books.
(4) Some heavy things are having pages.
(5) Some heavy things are books.
(6) Some books are heavy.
(7) Some heavy things are having pages.
Each question contains six or seven statements followed by four sets of combinations of three. Choose the set in which the statements are logically related.
(1) All books are having pages.
(2) All kings are having pages.
(3) All kings are books.
(4) Some heavy things are having pages.
(5) Some heavy things are books.
(6) Some books are heavy.
(7) Some heavy things are having pages.
(1) All books are having pages.
(2) All kings are having pages.
(3) All kings are books.
(4) Some heavy things are having pages.
(5) Some heavy things are books.
(6) Some books are heavy.
(7) Some heavy things are having pages.
Updated On: Mar 24, 2026
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- 6, 1, 4
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The correct option is (D):1, 5, 7
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