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Question 1
Statement: A finance company executive tells a visitor, "Sir we give finance at 4%."
Assumptions:
- The visitor knows what is 4%
- The visitor wants to arrange finance for his needs.
Question 2
Statement: "Visit our website for better hotel deals for your holiday." - an advertisement in a newspaper.
Assumptions:
- People like to go for a holiday.
- People going for a holiday like to save money on their stay in hotels.
Question 3
Statement: If parking space is not available in commissioner's office, park your vehicles in the mall and walk to the office.
Assumptions: .
- The mall is at a walking distance from the commissioner's office.
- The office does not allow visitors' vehicles in its premises.
Only I is implicit.
Only II is implicit.
Either I or II is implicit.
Neither I nor II is implicit.
Ans: a
Assumption (I) is implicit, because if there is no parking space, than "park" your vehicles in the mall and walk to the office means that mall is at a walking distance from the office. Office allows all vehicles if space is available.
Question 4
Statement: There are delegates in a conference room. Half of them are Chinese, the remaining are Indians. The meeting is over in an hour.
Assumptions:
- The first to come out is a Chinese.
- The first to come out is an Indian.
Question 5
Statement: The government gave a newspaper appeal - Walk to your office, or use a bicycle.
Assumptions:
- The government wants to reduce pollution.
- People will start walking and using bicycles.
Only I is implicit.
Only II is implicit.
Either I or II is implicit.
I and II are implicit.
Ans: d
The obvious purpose is to control the pollution. So I is implicit. And, II is also implicit because the government appeals are read by the people, many of them obey it also. The government has issued the appeal with this assumption in mind.
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Updated on 2020-02-07. Published on: 2016-02-08