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UGC NET Square of opposition Previous Year Questions

JRFSmart holds 61 previous-year questions on Square of opposition from UGC NET Paper 1 (Teaching and Research Aptitude), filed under Unit 6: Logical Reasoning, drawn from 43 of the 87 exam papers in the bank (2018–2026). Each question can be practised with a full explanation and shows how often NTA has returned to the same idea.

61Questions
43 of 87Papers containing it
HighFrequency
2018–2026Years covered

What is asked in Square of opposition

The questions in this topic fall under these subtopics, ordered by how many previous-year questions each has.

SubtopicQuestions
Contradictory propositions11
Contrary propositions8
Immediate inference6
Subalternation3
Subcontrary propositions3
Contraries3
Contradictories3
Inferring falsity from a true A2
Sub-contrary propositions2
Inferring across the square2
Subcontraries2
Relations between propositions2

NTA repeat analysis

Square of opposition appears in 43 of 87 papers (49%), which JRFSmart rates as high frequency.

2 questions use a question template that NTA has set again with a key word changed, so read the changed word carefully.

Sample previous-year questions

If the statements "All whales are mammals" is given as false which of the following statement can be immediately inferred to be true?

December 2025Template repeat in 1 paper

If the statement "Some birds are not mammals" is given as true, which of the following statements can be immediately inferred to be false?

August 2024Template repeat in 1 paper

Match the LIST-I with LIST-II LIST-I (Relation between propositions) | LIST-II (Propositions) A. Contradictories | I. A and E B. Contraries | II. A and I C. Subcontraries | III. E and I D. Subalternation | IV. I and O Choose the correct answer from the…

December 2025

Which of the following propositions are such that the truth of one entails the falsity of the other but not vice versa? A. All bananas are fruits. B. No bananas are fruits. C. Some bananas are fruits. D. Some bananas are not fruits. Choose the correct answer…

December 2025

Which of the following propositions are so related that they cannot both be false though they can both be true ? A. All pitcher-plants are carnivores B. No pitcher-plants are carnivores C. Some pitcher-plants are carnivores D. Some pitcher-plants are not…

December 2025

If the statement "No lotuses are roses" is given as false, then which of the following statements can be inferred to be true ?

December 2025

Which of the following statements are so related that if one of them is true, the other must be false and vice versa? A. All pitcher-plants are carnivores. B. No pitcher-plants are carnivores. C. Some pitcher-plants are carnivores. D. Some pitcher-plants are…

December 2025

If the statement, "Some erasers are not pencils" is given as false, then which of the following statement could be inferred to be false?

December 2025

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