### Read the given statements and conclusions carefully.

You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which conclusion(s) logically follow(s) from the given statements.

### **Statements:**
1. All Grapes are Berries.
2. Some Berries are Juices.
3. All Juices are Sodas.

### **Conclusions:**
I. Some Berries are Grapes.
II. Some Sodas are Berries.

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### Read the given statements and conclusions carefully.

You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which conclusion(s) logically follow(s) from the given statements.

### **Statements:**
1. All Grapes are Berries.  
2. Some Berries are Juices.  
3. All Juices are Sodas.

### **Conclusions:**
I. Some Berries are Grapes.  
II. Some Sodas are Berries.

Accepted Answer

Let's analyze each conclusion based on the statements:

### **Statement Analysis**
- **All Grapes are Berries:**  
  Every grape is a berry, but not every berry is a grape.
- **Some Berries are Juices:**  
  There is at least some overlap between berries and juices.
- **All Juices are Sodas:**  
  Every juice is a soda.

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### **Conclusion I: Some Berries are Grapes.**

- Since all grapes are berries, it is certain that at least some berries (in fact, all grapes) are grapes.
- **This conclusion logically follows.**

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### **Conclusion II: Some Sodas are Berries.**

- All juices are sodas, and some berries are juices.  
- So, the "some berries" that are juices are also sodas (because all juices are sodas).
- Therefore, there is an overlap between sodas and berries: **some sodas are berries**.
- **This conclusion also logically follows.**

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## **Final Answer**

**Both conclusions I and II logically follow from the given statements.**

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### **Answer:**
> **Both I and II follow.**

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