Robert Bosch Statement & Conclusion Quiz 3

only representative is the highlight of the advertisement. So I is implicit. But II is not.

Just because all actors are Educated and Ayushman is also honest does not mean that Ayushman is an actor—he might not be an actor and still be honest.
Conclusion 1 would have followed if it had been mentioned that only actors are honest. Similarly, we cannot draw any conclusion about his interest in Bollywood.
So, neither 1 nor 2 follows.

None is implicit. The statement only says that opening a library in Nizamgarh would be a wastage. But it does not say why? I and II are only guesses. Maybe, opening a library in Nizamgarh is a wastage because there is already a library there. (It is an example of a long-drawn conclusion).

I exactly contradicts what the statement is trying to say. II is not implicit even. Participatory management is credited with being able to overcome the problems of workplace indifference and low worker quality of life. However, this does not imply that one of these two is the root of the other.

None of the given conclusions can be derived. The second conclusion is false as the statement clearly mentions “for all its employees.

It must be harmful to lean out of a moving bus since otherwise the warning would not have been present. Therefore, I is implied. II is not implicit, though. Authorities would not have posted such warning if they believed that kids would not take them seriously.

Both conclusions I and II follow. Both the statements can clearly be concluded based on the given statement

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

The father punished his son in this instance, but no specific explanation was offered. It can be because his son neglected to finish his schoolwork or arrived home late. Therefore, it would be incorrect to assume that the father punished his kid because he disapproved of him. So, stay away from such judgments.

Clearly from the above we can conclude that either of the two conclusions can happen but not both. Either pranjal will work hard and he will do overtime, or else he will not.