📚 General Knowledge

Two premises: (1) All judges are lawyers. (2) Some lawyers are politicians. Which conclusion is valid?

A Some judges are politicians
B All politicians are lawyers
C Neither conclusion necessarily follows
D No judges are politicians

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

From these premises, the politicians who are lawyers may or may not include judges. We cannot determine whether any judges are politicians.

💡 Why is C) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "Two premises: (1) All judges are lawyers. (2) Some lawyers are politicians. Which conclusion is valid?" is Option C: Neither conclusion necessarily follows.

The other options — A) Some judges are politicians, B) All politicians are lawyers, D) No judges are politicians — are incorrect for this General Knowledge question. As explained above: From these premises, the politicians who are lawyers may or may not include judges. We cannot determine whether any judges are politicians.

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