Statements: All Ant is Rat. No Rat is Cat. All Cat is Lion. Conclusion: I. All Lion can never be Rat. II. All Ant can be Lion.

If both conclusions I and II follow.

If either conclusion I or II follows

If neither conclusion I nor II follows

Statement: Some Novel is Film. No Book is Copy. All Film is Book. Conclusions: I. No Novel is Book. II. Some Novel is Book.

If either conclusion I or II follows

If neither conclusion I nor II follows

If both conclusions I and II follow

Statements : All Fan are Cool. All Cool is Ball. No Ball is Cooler. Conclusions: I. Some Cool can be Cooler. II. Some Cooler are not Fan.

(2) If only conclusion II follows

(1) If only conclusion I follow

(3) If either conclusion I or II follows

(4) If neither conclusion I nor II follows

If both conclusions I and II follow

Eight Persons are sitting around a square table, four of them sit at four corners facing inside while four sits at the middle of the sides facing outside. B sits third to the left of D. H sits second to the left of B and G sits third to the left of H. F is an immediate neighbour of D. A sits third to the left of the one who sits second to the left of F. E does not sits at corner. C sits immediate right of B. Which of the following statement is not true about A?

B is an immediate neighbor of A

E faces an immediate neighbor of A

Statements: All Pin are Cap. Some Colour are Pin. All Button is Pin. Conclusion: I. Some Colour are not Cap. II. All Button can never be Colour.

If neither conclusion I nor II follows

If either conclusion I or II follows

If both conclusions I and II follow

Paris was the undisputed capital of women's fashion from the 17th century until well into the 20th.Among 18th-century dress styles, the most typically French was the sack dress, also known as the robe àala française, which usually took the form of an open robe, with a joined bodice and skint that opened in front to reveal an underskirt or petticoat. Fashion in the 18th century was highly decorative and luxurious for both men and women. Fashionable Display was controversial, however, and moralists were scandalized by Bernard Mandeville's Fable of the Bess(1724), which argued that private vices might be public virtues. Taking an economic approach, Mandeville pointed out that lavish spending on dress "trickled down” to employ numerous skilled artisans, such as tailors and embroiderers. 16. One of the claims made by Mandeville was that

Lavish spending on dress ultimately benefited many skilled artisans

Paris was the world’s fashion capital from 17th to 18th century

The sack dress was the most popular dress in France in the 18th century

Women’s fashion was more luxurious than men’s fashion

Paris was the undisputed capital of women's fashion from the 17th century until well into the 20th.Among 18th-century dress styles, the most typically French was the sack dress, also known as the robe àala française, which usually took the form of an open robe, with a joined bodice and skint that opened in front to reveal an underskirt or petticoat. Fashion in the 18th century was highly decorative and luxurious for both men and women. Fashionable Display was controversial, however, and moralists were scandalized by Bernard Mandeville's Fable of the Bess(1724), which argued that private vices might be public virtues. Taking an economic approach, Mandeville pointed out that lavish spending on dress "trickled down” to employ numerous skilled artisans, such as tailors and embroiderers. Why did Mandeville say ‘private vices might be public virtues?

To justify the lavish spending on dresses

To shame people into giving up their vices

To apologize for his bad habits

To encourage people to donate money to the poor

Paris was the undisputed capital of women's fashion from the 17th century until well into the 20th.Among 18th-century dress styles, the most typically French was the sack dress, also known as the robe àala française, which usually took the form of an open robe, with a joined bodice and skint that opened in front to reveal an underskirt or petticoat. Fashion in the 18th century was highly decorative and luxurious for both men and women. Fashionable Display was controversial, however, and moralists were scandalized by Bernard Mandeville's Fable of the Bess(1724), which argued that private vices might be public virtues. Taking an economic approach, Mandeville pointed out that lavish spending on dress "trickled down” to employ numerous skilled artisans, such as tailors and embroiderers . Which of the following is an assumption made by Mandeville in the last sentence of the passage?

It made economic sense to spend lavishly as it helped the skilled artisans

The employment of tailors and skilled artisans is not dependent on lavish spending on dresses

Skilled artisans belong to the low income groups

Elaborate spending on dresses is justified as it helps the skilled artisans and tailors

Editor: I have received over five thousand letters and emails on the article that I wrote last week. Majority of those letters and emails support my viewpoint on the issue. These letters are, therefore, the testimonials that most of our readers have the same opinion on the issue as I do. Which of the following, if true, would weaken the editor’s conclusion above?

Readers who agree with the editor are more likely to write to him than those who disagree with him.

The issue was very important for the readers have a very objective opinion about the issue

Readers who agree with the editor’s view feel more strongly about the issue than those who disagree with him.

Those were other articles y the same editor which invited a lot of opinion of readers

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