Question

Statements: All birds are fruits. 
Some fruits are towers. 
All towers are windows. 
Conclusions: I. Some birds are towers. 
II. Some windows are birds. 
III. Some windows are fruits. 
IV. Some towers are birds. 

• A. None follows
• B. Only I and II follow
• C. Only II and III follow
• D. Only III follows
• E.

Hint:

In syllogism-based questions, always check the direct relationships between categories in the statements before drawing conclusions. If a conclusion doesn't directly follow from the given statements, it cannot be considered true.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

1. "Some fruits are towers" and "all towers are windows" share the common term "towers", and combining a particular with a universal through a shared middle term validly gives "some fruits are windows".
2. No other pair of statements shares a middle term that connects birds directly to towers or windows.
3. So only conclusion III, "some windows are fruits", follows.

So the correct answer is Only III follows.