Bureaucrats marry only intelligent people – Tanya is intelligent. I. Tanya will marry a bureaucrat II. Tanya will not marry a bureaucrat
A
Only conclusion (i) follows
B
Only conclusion (ii) follows
C
Either (i) or (ii) follows
D
Neither (i) or (ii) follows
Correct Option:
C
Explanation
The premise tells us only that anyone whom a bureaucrat marries must be intelligent. Tanya being intelligent does not independently establish whether she will marry a bureaucrat. Conclusions (i) and (ii), however, are mutually contradictory alternatives about the same proposition, so under the conventional competitive-exam “either-or” rule, either (i) or (ii) follows.
