Robert Bosch Statement & Conclusion Quiz 1

students must be considering their professors as role models, otherwise there is no reason why they would be influenced by them. Hence I is implicit. II is not directly stated. It may or may not be true.

Both are implicit. The author asks him to consult ‘me’ before making any decision. Obviously, he is worried that a decision without his consultation may not be correct. So I is implicit. Further, he wouldn’t have said so unless he thought that taking a correct decision was important.

Clearly, both I and II do not follow from the given statement.

Conclusion I:- The team lead humiliated Rana, does not indicate whether he likes him or not.
Conclusion II:- There is no information on Rana's popularity among his colleagues.

The quote exhorts a guy to maintain his modesty even after succeeding. This suggests that people are not often modest after winning.
I is exactly the reverse of that.
II is not implied because it makes the statement more generic. People can be humble in general; the question is whether they remain humble after success.

The statement mentions that the world for a man is as he makes it himself. So, some people might find it good and some quite bad. Thus, both I and II follow.

The tragedy must have been fatal because it has raised questions. So I went after. The statement's usage of the term "again" supports the information in II. II consequently follows.

The need for a separate league for all combined tournaments clearly indicates that such things require various long processes

Those who wrote the letter must have considered that the candidates may claim reimbursement if the point wasn't made clear to them if it included expenses that the candidates would be responsible for paying. Also, if reimbursement was not a common practice, the candidates would not request it. I and II are therefore both implicit.

None of the conclusions can be drawn.