Multiple Choice Questions

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Statement I : School education has been made free for children of poor families.
Statement II : Literacy rate among the poor is steadily growing.

  • (a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is
    the effect

  • (b) Statement II is the cause and statement I is
    the effect

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes


A.

(a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is
the effect

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Statement I : Hallmarking of gold jewellery has been made compulsory. Statement II : Many persons do not prefer to buy Hallmarked jewellery.

  • (a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is
    the effect

  • (b) Statement II is the cause and statement I is
    the effect

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes

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Statement : The government has decided to reduce custom duty on computers.
Assumption I : The government wants to make computer accessible to larger number of people.
Assumption II : Prices in domestic market may go up in near future.

  • Only assumption I is implicit

  • Only assumption II is implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

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Statement : If Ram has finished reading the
instructions, let him begin activities accordingly
Assumption I : Ram has understood the instructions.
Assumption II : Ram would be able to act accordingly.

  • Only assumption I is implicit

  • Only assumption II is implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

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Statement : Children below the age of seven should not be prosecuted for crimes.
Assumption I : Generally children below seven cannot distinguish between right and wrong.
Assumption II : Children below the age of seven are generally mentally unsound.

  • Only assumption I is implicit

  • Only assumption II is implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

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Statement I : Rate of crime is very low in this city.
Statement II : The police is efficient in this city.

  • Statement I is the cause and statement II is the effect

  • Statement II is the cause and statement I is the effect

  • Both the statements are independent causes

  • Both the statements are independent causes

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Statement : The employer has a right to reject the application of any candidate for employment without
assigning any reason while short listing candidates for interview.
Assumption I : The employer is impartial and believes in transparency in employment practices.
Assumption II : The employer wants to call only those candidates for interview, who in his opinion are eligible

  • Only assumption I is implicit

  • Only assumption II is implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

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Statement I : Many vegetarians are suffering from stomach ailments. Statement II : Many dead fish were found near the lake shore.

  • (a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is
    the effect

  • (a) Statement I is the cause and statement II is
    the effect

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes

  • (c) Both the statements are independent causes

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Statement : You can win over new friends by your warm smile.
Assumption I : It is necessary to win over new friends.
Assumption II : It is always better to smile warmly to new persons.

  • Only assumption I is implicit

  • Only assumption II is implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

  • Both assumptions I and II are implicit

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Statement I : Ahmed is a healthy boy.
Statement II : His mother is very particualr about
the food he eats.

  • Statement I is the cause and statement II is the effect

  • Statement II is the cause and statement I is the effect

  • Both the statements are independent causes

  • Both the statements are independent causes

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