Statement:Eighty percent of the employees of X Ltd. earn more than Rs. 5000 per month. Seventy percent of employees of X Ltd. work as supervisors.Conclusions:I. All the supervisors earn more than Rs. 5000 per month.II. Less than 100% of the supervisors earn more than Rs.5000 per month
Statement:Whenever there are special events or celebrations magazines publish special supplements covering the occasions; readers must reserve their copies of such supplements much in advance.Conclusions:I. Special supplements give every good coverage to the event concerned.II. These special supplements are very much in demand
Statement:Food kiosks, rickshaw stands, hawkers and car repair shops, that are multiplying on the city's pavements, is leading to congestion. Residents of ground floor flats and buildings near markets are the worst affected as a result.Courses of Action:I. Hawkers should be evicted from the pavements.II. All encroachments should be immediately removed.III. Residents should relocate to more peaceful surroundings
Statement Students attendance in regular colleges is falling day by day, while in private coaching centers the situation is just the opposite.Courses of Action:I. Students must be given individual attention.II. At least once in a week they must be given a test.III. Without proper attendance, a student must not be allowed to attend the final examinations
Statement:A says to B, "If you want coffee, buy Nescafe".Assumptions:I. B wants to buy coffee.II. Nescafe is a good coffee
Statement:It glitters. So it is gold!!Assumptions:I. All that glitters is gold.II. Glittering things are not gold
Statement:Poor umpiring decisions have come close to ruining the charm of cricket. Not only do bad umpiring decisions influence the outcome of a game but it can also ruin a player's career.Courses of Action:I. Umpires of high standing and repute only should be allowed to officiate.II. All decisions should be made on the basis of TV replays ans associated technology to avoid human error.III. All matches where such poor decisions have altered the course of a game should be replayed
Statement:"we produce the best footballs", claimed company X in an advertisement.Assumptions:I. People would respond to such advertisements.II. There is demand for footballs
Statement:Many big time cinema producers are becoming T.V. serial producers these days.Conclusions:I. T.V. Serials are not risky.II. Movie making is very expensive
Statement:Out of every hundred people who are blind, twenty people go blind because of the deficiency of Vitamin 'A'. But this fact is not known to illiterates and it is neglected by the educated.Courses of Action:I. Literacy programmes must be launched to educate people about this fact.II. Educated people must be punished.III. As television is the main media which reaches 80% of the population, the government should make a small feature film, explaining the significance of various vitamins
Statement:All the black-marketeers of foreign currencies are seen near the port, whenever a new ship arrives. Mr. A, one such black-marketeer, is near the port.Conclusions:I. A new ship has arrived.II. No new ship has arrived
Statements: The Indian nuclear explosions have exposed the hypocrisy of the nuclear-haves and have filled the Indians with a sense of pride Assumptions:I. The Indians are proud people.II. If not for the nuclear explosions, the hypocrisy of the nuclear-haves would never have been exposed
Statement:The pigeon was one of the agents of mail in the past; still in some parts of Orissa pigeon mail is used by the Police department.Conclusions:I. The Department Of Post and Telegraph has not made any progress in the last country.II. The Police must be finding the pigeons more convenient as compared to the other sources of postal delivery
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