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no test has no easy questions MEANS every test has easy questions.
How did you derive the above



NO test contains easy question MEANS every test contains NO easy question..
similarly NO test contains NO easy question means every test contains NO ( NO EASY) question... NO NO means YES
so every test contains NO NO easy question
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Re: If no test has no easy questions, then all of the following must be [#permalink]
siva1976 wrote:
If no test has no easy questions, then all of the following must be true except:

a) Every test has some easy questions
b) Some tests have some easy questions
c) No test has all hard questions
d) Easy tests have easy questions
e) Every test has some hard questions


As per my understanding, a question of this type should be solved by negation i.e. ALWAYS NEGATE first:

"no test has no easy questions"
Negate "no test" = Every/Some
Negate "no easy" = easy

Result = "Every/Some test/tests has/have easy questions"
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