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- Identify the first relation/pattern.
- Apply the same rule to the missing part.
- Reject options that break the rule.
Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Syllogism
The correct option preserves the same pattern.
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Syllogism
All roses are inside the group of flowers. The second statement says only that some flowers are red, but it does not say that those red flowers are roses. In a real garden, some red flowers may be hibiscus or tulips, not roses. So we cannot definitely say that some roses are red.
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- Identify the first relation/pattern.
- Apply the same rule to the missing part.
- Reject options that break the rule.
Statements: All roses are flowers. Some flowers are red. Conclusion: Some roses are red. Which is correct?
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Syllogism
The correct option preserves the same pattern.
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Syllogism
All roses are inside the group of flowers. The second statement says only that some flowers are red, but it does not say that those red flowers are roses. In a real garden, some red flowers may be hibiscus or tulips, not roses. So we cannot definitely say that some roses are red.
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