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Statements: All roses are flowers. All flowers are plants. Conclusions: I. Some plants are roses.
II. All plants being roses is a possibility. Which conclusion(s) follow?

Competition practiceSyllogism
  • ANeither I nor II follows
  • BOnly I follows
  • COnly II follows
  • DBoth I and II follow

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All roses are plants, so some plants are roses (I). Nothing forbids the three sets being identical, so all plants being roses is possible (II). Both follow.
Answer: D) Both I and II follow

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