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Statement: "All dogs are animals. Some animals are cats.":
Conclusion1. Some dogs are cats.
Conclusion 2. Some animals are dogs.

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  1. Only conclusion 1 Follows.
  2. Only conclusion 2 follows.
  3. Both follow.
  4. Neither follows.

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Option 2 : Only conclusion 2 follows.
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Given Statements:

All dogs are animals.

Some animals are cats.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statement is:

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Conclusions:

I. Some dogs are cats - False (Because, while it's possible some dogs are cats, the statements don't guarantee it. There's no direct relationship established between dogs and cats.)

II. Some animals are dogs - True (Because, since all dogs are animals, there is definitely an overlap, meaning some animals are dogs.)

So, Only conclusion II follows.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option 2".

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