-1 OR 3*2>5 --

Short answer: True.

Why: 3*2 > 5 is true (6 > 5). -1 is typically treated as truthy (nonzero). True OR True = True.

If you’re coding, note that some languages return values instead of a boolean (e.g., Python can yield -1 due to short-circuiting; C/C++ would yield 1 as true). If you tell me the language or exam context, I can tailor the exact evaluation.