Alberta Police Cognitive Ability Test (APCAT) Practice Exam

If all A are B and some C are A, what can we conclude about C?

All C are B Some C are B No C are B Some B are C

Correct Answer:

Some C are B

Explanation:

If all As are Bs, then every A also belongs to B. If some Cs are A, that means there is at least one C that is also an A. Since that C is an A and all A are B, that C must also be a B. So there exists at least one C that is a B, i.e., some Cs are Bs.

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