In each group of questions below are two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts:

**Conclusions:**

I. Some horror can be drama.

II. Some comedy is not action.

**Statements:**

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In each group of questions below are two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts:

**Conclusions:**

I. Some horror can be drama.

II. Some comedy is not action.

**Statements:**

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**Solution:**

We need to find the set of statements that logically satisfy both conclusions:

**Conclusions:**

I. Some horror can be drama.

II. Some comedy is not action.

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**Step 1: Analyze each option against Conclusion I (Some horror can be drama):**

- (a) No drama is horror. This means drama and horror are mutually exclusive. So, "Some horror can be drama" is false here.

- (b) All drama is horror. This means all drama is included in horror, so some horror can be drama (actually all drama is horror). Conclusion I is satisfied.

- (c) All horror is comedy. All drama is comedy. No drama is action.

- Does "Some horror can be drama" hold?
  - Since all horror is comedy and all drama is comedy, horror and drama both belong to comedy.
  - But is there any overlap between horror and drama?
  - The statements do not explicitly say horror and drama overlap, but since both are subsets of comedy, they can overlap.
  - So, "Some horror can be drama" is possible.

- (d) All action is horror. Some horror is drama. Some drama is comedy.

- "Some horror is drama" is explicitly stated, so Conclusion I is satisfied.

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**Step 2: Analyze each option against Conclusion II (Some comedy is not action):**

- (a) All drama is comedy, and no drama is action.

- Since drama is comedy and drama is not action, some comedy (drama) is not action.

- So, Conclusion II is satisfied.

- (b) All comedy is action.

- This means no comedy is outside action.

- So, Conclusion II (some comedy is not action) is false here.

- (c) All horror is comedy. All drama is comedy. No drama is action.

- Since drama is comedy and drama is not action, some comedy (drama) is not action.

- So, Conclusion II is satisfied.

- (d) Some drama is comedy.

- All action is horror.

- Since some drama is comedy, but no information about comedy and action overlap is given explicitly.

- However, since all action is horror, and some horror is drama, and some drama is comedy, it is possible that some comedy is action.

- But we need to confirm if some comedy is not action.

- Since no statement says any comedy is outside action, this is ambiguous.

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**Step 3: Check which options satisfy both conclusions:**

- (a) Fails Conclusion I.

- (b) Fails Conclusion II.

- (c) Satisfies both conclusions.

- (d) Ambiguous for Conclusion II; no clear evidence that some comedy is not action.

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**Answer:** Option (c) is the correct set of statements that satisfy both conclusions.

**Answer:** (c) All horror is comedy. All drama is comedy. No drama is action.

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