Question

A. All good bridge players play good chess.
B. Many good chess players are not bridge players.
C. Goren is a good bridge player.
D. Goren plays chess well.
E. Spassky plays chess well.
F. Spassky plays bridge badly.

• A. ABD
• B. BEF
• C. ACE
• D. ACD

Hint:

Use combinations that show rule, contrast, and example to establish strong logical reasoning.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Let us examine option (a): ABD A: All good bridge players play good chess.
B: Many good chess players are not bridge players.
D: Goren plays chess well.
- A gives a general relationship.
- D provides a real-life illustration of A.
- B gives a contrast, refining the directionality.
Conclusion: A general rule + example + contrasting exception.