The present juristic science is losing scientific temperament, because the_____ which of the following is the most appropriate answer?

Judicial abstractions and deductions are different from reality.

Judges are not professionally trained.

Practical purposes followed by judicial science.

Notions for the judicial decisions are inferred from the decision of foreign courts.

Analogies & Classification — CLAT Previous Year Questions

32 solved PYQs · 2016–2026 · Logical Reasoning

Solved PYQs: 32
Years covered: 2016–2026
Avg / year: ~4
Subject: Logical Reasoning

How many CLAT questions come from Analogies & Classification?

Analogies & Classification has contributed 32 questions to Common Law Admission Test papers between 2016 and 2026 — an average of about 4 questions a year. That count is measured from EByAi’s bank of 19,890 CLAT questions, not estimated from a syllabus. Every one of the 32 questions carries a written, step-by-step solution, and each is tagged to Analogies & Classification within Logical Reasoning, so you can drill this chapter across every year at once instead of hunting through paper PDFs. Practising a chapter’s full PYQ history is the fastest way to learn the patterns examiners reuse.

Sample Analogies & Classification questions from real CLAT papers

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Question 1 · CLAT 2026
Bentham's ethical system attempted to quantify happiness and the good to meet the conditions of the scientific method, which required ethics to be all of the following except:
1. (A) $Empirical$
2. (B) $Verifiable$
3. (C) $Theological$
4. (D) $Quantifiable$
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$Answer: (C) Theological$
Question 2 · CLAT 2021
The present juristic science is losing scientific temperament, because the_____ which of the following is the most appropriate answer?
1. (A) $Judges are not professionally trained.$
2. (B) $Judicial abstractions and deductions are different from reality.$
3. (C) $Practical purposes followed by judicial science.$
4. (D) $Notions for the judicial decisions are inferred from the decision of foreign courts.$
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$Answer: (B) Judicial abstractions and deductions are different from reality.$
Question 3 · CLAT 2018
Find the next group of alphabets: CFI, DHL, ILO, LPT, ____
1. (A) $ORU$
2. (B) $RUW$
3. (C) $OQT$
4. (D) $OSV$
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$Answer: (A) ORU$
Question 4 · CLAT 2018
If 'DECEMBER' is 'AUGUST', 'MARCH' is 'MAY', 'SEPTEMBER' is 'SEPTEMBER' and 'OCTOBER' is 'JULY', then 'JUNE' is?
1. (A) $February$
2. (B) $April$
3. (C) $January$
4. (D) $November$
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$Answer: (B) April$
Question 5 · CLAT 2017
No parrots are black. All crows are black. From the above premises which one of the following conclusions is true?
1. (A) $Some crows are not parrots.$
2. (B) $No crows are parrots.$
3. (C) $Some parrots are not crows.$
4. (D) $No conclusion can be drawn.$
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$Answer: (B) No crows are parrots.$

Analogies & Classification questions by year

Year	Questions	Share of chapter questions
2026	2
2023	2
2021	1
2020	1
2019	9
2018	7
2017	5
2016	5

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How many CLAT questions have been asked from Analogies & Classification?

EByAi's bank holds 32 real CLAT questions from Analogies & Classification, asked between 2016 and 2026 — about 4 per year on average. Every count is measured from actual papers, not estimated.

Is Analogies & Classification important for CLAT?

32 questions over 8 papers make Analogies & Classification a steady-weightage chapter in CLAT Logical Reasoning. The year-wise table above shows exactly how often it appears.

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