Which of the following figures shows the relationship between tables, chairs and furniture?

The correct answer is (B) Two concentric and one separate circle.

• Logical Principle: Venn diagrams are used to represent logical relationships between classes or sets. Here, the universal category is 'Furniture', while 'Tables' and 'Chairs' are distinct sub-categories belonging to the furniture class, but neither tables nor chairs are subsets of each other.
• Step-by-Step Deduction: First, 'Furniture' forms the outer category encompassing all wooden, metallic, and plastic utility items. Second, 'Tables' are a distinct type of furniture used for keeping things or studying. Third, 'Chairs' are another distinct type of furniture used for sitting. Since tables and chairs are mutually exclusive items (no table is a chair and vice versa), they are represented by two separate circles. However, both are entirely contained within the major category of 'Furniture', which is represented by a large enclosing circle. Thus, the correct graphical representation consists of two separate circles enclosed inside one big circle (equivalent to option B classification of structure).
• Verification & Option Contrast: Option (A) represents hierarchical complete subsets, which is incorrect as tables and chairs are separate. Option (C) (Two intersecting circles inside a big circle) implies overlap, which is incorrect because a table cannot be a chair. Option (D) misses the overarching furniture category. Therefore, Option (B) is the exact match for this logical classification.