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13 Jan 2018, 07:54
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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
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
13 Jan 2018, 08:59
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no test has no easy questions MEANS every test has easy questions.
you can derive all the choices from it except E..
a) Every test has some easy questions
Ofcourse, this is exactly the sentence means.. some could be all
b) Some tests have some easy questions
EVERY test will consist 'SOME tests'
c) No test has all hard questions
if every test has some/all easy questions, ofcourse no test will contain no easy question
d) Easy tests have easy questions
EASY is part of EVERY
e) Every test has some hard questions
Nothing is said about HARD questions. It may just be possible that all tests do not have any hard question
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