GPSC (Gujarat) - MCQ Practice Questions

'पुरः + कार' में विसर्ग संधि होती है जहाँ 'ः' का 'स्' में परिवर्तन होता है।

जयशंकर प्रसाद को छायावाद आंदोलन का प्रवर्तक माना जाता है।

व्यंग्य सामाजिक आलोचना करता है जबकि व्यंजना में छिपा हुआ अर्थ निहित होता है।

महाकाव्य विस्तृत होता है और महत्वपूर्ण विषय को दर्शाता है, जबकि खंडकाव्य छोटा और किसी विशेष घटना पर केंद्रित होता है।

Each letter shifts by its position: G(+0), A(-1), R(+3), D(-2), E(+5), N(-6). Apply same pattern to FLOWERS.

Each letter is replaced by the letter that is 9 positions back. M→N, O→L, B→D, I→B, L→J, E→D.

The ratio of ages changes every year and will never be the same again as initially it was 24:18 or 4:3.

This is a pure text question involving basic logic and set relationships.

We are given two premises:

1. All roses are flowers.

2. Some roses are red.

We need to determine what must be true — that is, what is guaranteed to follow logically from these two premises alone.

Step 1: Identify what follows from the premises.

Premise 2 tells us that at least one rose is red. Premise 1 tells us that every rose is a flower. Therefore, that same rose which is red is also a flower. This means there exists at least one thing that is both a flower and red — in other words, some flowers are red.

Step 2: Evaluate each option.

Conclusion: The statement that must be true is $\boxed{\text{B: Some flowers are red.}}$

Letters jump by 3 (A→D→G→J), numbers increase by 2 (2→4→6→8), last letter shifts by 1 each time (B→E→F→G). So J8G

If all A are B and some B are C, then it's possible some A are C, but not guaranteed. Therefore, 'Some A may be C' is the logically consistent statement.