**Statement:** W S = Q; S ≤ N = O ≥ Y

**Conclusions:**
I. Q ≤ N
II. W ≥ O

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**Statement:**  W > S = Q;  S ≤ N = O ≥ Y

**Conclusions:**  
I. Q ≤ N  
II. W ≥ O

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**Solution:**

1. From the given statements:
   - W > S = Q means W is greater than S, and S equals Q.
   - S ≤ N = O ≥ Y means S is less than or equal to N, N equals O, and O is greater than or equal to Y.

2. Analyzing conclusion I: Q ≤ N
   - Since S = Q and S ≤ N, it follows that Q ≤ N.
   - Therefore, conclusion I is true.

3. Analyzing conclusion II: W ≥ O
   - We know W > S and S ≤ N = O.
   - However, W > S does not guarantee W ≥ O because O could be equal to or greater than N, and W's relation to O is not directly established.
   - Hence, conclusion II is false.

**Answer:** (a) Only conclusion I is true

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