Read the given statements. Assuming that the information given in the statements is true, even if it appears to be at variance with commonly known facts, select the option that CAN BE be concluded from the statements.
Statement P: All kings are queens.
Statement Q: Some queens are cakes.
Statement R: Some kings are cakes.

P: All kings are queens.

Q: Some queens are cakes.

R: Some kings are cakes.

Analyzing the options:

Option A: Some cakes are both queens and kings. (True: Since some kings are cakes and all kings are queens, it follows that some cakes are both queens and kings.)  

Option B: All queens are either cakes or kings. ( False: There is no information that all queens must be either cakes or kings. There could be queens who are neither cakes nor kings.)

Option C: Some cakes are neither kings nor queens. (False: There is no direct information to conclude that some cakes are neither kings nor queens.)

Option D: Some queens are neither cakes nor kings. (False: Some queens are cakes, but there is no indication that any queens are neither cakes nor kings.)

Final Conclusion: The only conclusion that CAN be logically drawn from the given statements is Option A.