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Cabinet, Home Minister, Minister.
Cabinet, Home Minister, Minister.
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When dealing with such problems, look for the type-to-subtype relationship to identify overlaps in the Venn diagram.
Updated On: Jul 16, 2026
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The Correct Option is B
Approach Solution - 1
The relationship between "Cabinet," "Home Minister," and "Minister" is that the Home Minister is a type of Minister, and the Cabinet consists of Ministers. Thus, the correct diagram is two circles representing Ministers and Home Ministers with overlap, similar to option (b).
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Work out the logical containment relationship between the three terms first, then match it to a diagram type rather than describing any single figure.
- Cabinet and Minister: Every Cabinet member is a Minister, but not every Minister is part of the Cabinet, so "Cabinet" is fully contained inside "Minister".
- Home Minister and Cabinet: The Home Minister is one specific Cabinet Minister who heads the Home Ministry, so "Home Minister" is fully contained inside "Cabinet".
- Combining both containments: Home Minister sits inside Cabinet, and Cabinet sits inside Minister, so all three fall inside one another in a strict hierarchy.
- Matching to a diagram: Separate, non-overlapping circles would wrongly suggest the three groups share no members, and partial overlaps would wrongly suggest some Ministers are Cabinet members without being fully contained. Only three circles drawn one entirely inside the next captures a strict, full containment at every level.
Hence, three concentric circles, one inside the other, correctly represents Cabinet, Home Minister and Minister, which is option (b).
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