Preceded and Followed Condition Based Questions Preceded and followed condition based questions involve analyzing the order of events or the existence of spe...
Preceded and followed condition based questions involve analyzing the order of events or the existence of specific conditions to determine the validity of a statement. These questions require careful observation and logical reasoning to arrive at a conclusion.
Structure:
A statement is followed by a condition, which is then followed by another statement.
The first statement sets the stage for the conclusion.
The condition indicates specific circumstances or conditions that need to be met for the conclusion to hold true.
The second statement adds further details or conditions that refine the initial premise.
Examples:
1. If it is raining and the temperature is below 50 degrees Fahrenheit, then it will be unsafe to go outside.
2. If she finishes her homework before 7 pm, then she can go to the party.
3. If it is raining and the wind speed is high, then lightning is more likely to occur.
4. If the sun is shining and the sky is clear, then we can safely go hiking.
5. If it is raining and the roads are flooded, then travel is impossible