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Question 1
Statement: No budgetary provision for the purpose of appointing additional faculty would be made in the context of institute's changed financial priorities.
Assumptions: .
- Appointment of faculty requires funds.
- There are areas other than appointment of faculty which require more financial attention.
Only I is implicit.
Only II is implicit.
Both I and II are implicit.
Neither I nor II is implicit.
Ans: c
Changed financial priorities point to the fact that there are other areas that need more attention. So assumption II is implicit. Secondly, the appointment of faculty requires funds, that's why now faculty won't be appointed any more. So I is also implicit.
Question 2
Statement: "Do not enter-avoid the risk of getting infected with the Ebola virus" was written outside the quarantine ward no. 9 (meant only for Ebola disease) of a hospital.
Assumptions: .
- Ebola is contagious.
- All the patients in ward no. 9 suffer from Ebola.
Only I is implicit.
Only II is implicit.
Either I or II is implicit.
I and II are implicit.
Ans: d
From the statement, it is clear that 'Ebola' is a contagious disease and all the patients in ward number 9 suffer from disease Ebola. Hence, both are implicit in the statement.
Question 3
Statement: If it does not rain throughout this month, most farmers would be in trouble this year.
Assumptions: .
- Timely rain in essential for farming.
- Most farmers are generally dependent on rains.
Question 4
Statement: The minimum height for being considered for the post of a constable is 5 feet - an advertisement by the state agency.
Assumptions:
- There is a mistake in the advertisement.
- The government has relaxed the requirement of minimum height.
Question 5
Statement: Two dice were tossed and the total of the numbers on their faces was 11.
Assumptions:
- Both dice had even numbers on the top.
- Both dice had odd numbers on the top.
This Blog Post/Article "Statements and Assumptions Quiz Set 16" by Parveen (Hoven) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Updated on 2020-02-07. Published on: 2016-02-08