Robert Bosch Statement & Conclusion Quiz 4

I is implicit because I directly follow the statement.
Furthermore, statement II It does not reveal government policy or financial status.
As a result, II is not implied.

The mother gives a warning to her child in the hopes that he will stop bothering her.
As a result, I am implied.
The nature of children, in general, cannot be deduced from the phrase.
As a result, II is not implied.

Assumption I goes against the statement. So, it is not implicit. The Bonus will serve as a reward to the employees and shall provoke them to work more and give better output. So, II is implicit.

Clearly, the advertisement mentions nothing about scholarships in other coaching institutes. So, I is not implicit. The advertisement is given keeping in mind the desire of the people to get scholarships. So, II is implicit.

Clearly, the suggestion is for how he can learn the subject. This means that he needs to learn the subject. So, I is implicit. The statement does not mention that everyone should learn the subject. So, II is not implicit.

The statement clearly reflects Jethalal's exceptional interest in clothes. So, I is implicit. However, how many clothes of his collection he has worn, cannot be deduced from the statement. Thus, II is not implicit.

The statement expresses a doubt on not giving bill receipt of purchases from a shop which was said to be an 'professional' one. So, both I and II are implicit.

Since the narrator asks for double charges to teach the entire course in just 5 days, it implies that normally it takes more time to teach the entire course. So, I is implicit. Since one demands extra charges to teach the entire course earlier than usual, the student in need would have to pay accordingly. So, II is not implicit.

The recommendation to ask doubts from professor Sanghdeep between 2 to 3 pm implies that he is available between 2 to 3 pm. So, I is implicit. Even though professor sanghdeep is recommended, but this does not mean that no other professor who can resolve physics doubts. So, II is not implicit.

II explains the fact given in the statement and so II is implicit. Nothing about 'students who are not excellent in coding' is mentioned in or can be deduced from the given statement. So, I is not implicit.