Logical Reasoning Sufficiency

Q: Which color does A like among Red, Blue, and Green? I. A does not like Blue or Green. II. B likes Blue.

Correct Answer: Option A (Statement I alone is sufficient, but Statement II alone is not.). Statement I states A dislikes Blue and Green. Assuming the options are restricted to the three listed colors, A must like Red. Statement I alone is sufficient.

Q: Which car does John own? I. John owns a car manufactured in Germany. II. John owns a BMW.

Correct Answer: Option B (Statement II alone is sufficient, but Statement I alone is not.). Statement I is too broad (could be Audi, Mercedes, etc.). Statement II explicitly names the car model. Statement II alone is sufficient.

Q: What is the profession of X? I. X is the only doctor in his family. II. X works in a hospital.

Correct Answer: Option A (Statement I alone is sufficient, but Statement II alone is not.). Statement I explicitly states X's profession is a doctor. Statement II only gives a workplace, which could imply nurse, admin, etc. Statement I alone is sufficient.

Q: Who likes playing Chess among P, Q, and R? (Assume each likes exactly one distinct game). I. P likes Cricket. II. Q does not like Chess.

Correct Answer: Option C (Both statements together are sufficient, but neither statement alone is sufficient.). From I, P likes Cricket. The remaining game (Chess) must belong to Q or R. From II, Q doesn't like Chess. Therefore, R must like Chess. Both are required.

Q: Does M like Tea? I. M likes only cold beverages. II. Tea is exclusively served hot.

Correct Answer: Option C (Both statements together are sufficient, but neither statement alone is sufficient.). From I, M only drinks cold items. From II, Tea is a hot item. Together, this definitively answers 'No' to the question. Both statements are required to form the logic.

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Q46

Which color does A like among Red, Blue, and Green?
I. A does not like Blue or Green.
II. B likes Blue.

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Q47

Which car does John own?
I. John owns a car manufactured in Germany.
II. John owns a BMW.

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Q48

What is the profession of X?
I. X is the only doctor in his family.
II. X works in a hospital.

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Q49

Who likes playing Chess among P, Q, and R? (Assume each likes exactly one distinct game).
I. P likes Cricket.
II. Q does not like Chess.

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Q50

Does M like Tea?
I. M likes only cold beverages.
II. Tea is exclusively served hot.

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Logical Reasoning Sufficiency

Which color does A like among Red, Blue, and Green?
I. A does not like Blue or Green.
II. B likes Blue.

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Which car does John own?
I. John owns a car manufactured in Germany.
II. John owns a BMW.

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What is the profession of X?
I. X is the only doctor in his family.
II. X works in a hospital.

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Who likes playing Chess among P, Q, and R? (Assume each likes exactly one distinct game).
I. P likes Cricket.
II. Q does not like Chess.

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Does M like Tea?
I. M likes only cold beverages.
II. Tea is exclusively served hot.

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