-1 OR 3*2>5

Short answer: True (or 1 in most boolean contexts).

Reason:

• Compute 3*2 > 5: 6 > 5 is True.
• -1 is nonzero, hence truthy in most languages.
• True OR True => True.

Notes on language specifics:

• In many languages (C, C++, JavaScript, Java with boolean logic), the result would be true/1.
• In Python, using the literal operator form, -1 or (6 > 5) would evaluate to -1 due to short-circuiting, though the overall truth value is still True.

If you tell me the exact language or exam context, I can give the precise result (value vs. boolean).