WeCP Statements and Assumptions Quiz 1

Moving in an airplane while take-off or landing, otherwise the warning would not have been there. Hence I is implicit. But II is not implicit. If the authorities would have assumed that passengers do not pay any heed to such warning, they would not have put it up there.

 

Hence, option (A) is correct.

I is not implicit. The company wants civil engineers. One reason could be that the company expects civil engineers to be good performers, as I suggest. But there could be another reason; for example, the company’s supervisory job could be such that only a civil engineer could perform it. But one thing is certain. The advertisement was for supervisors; this means supervisors are needed. Hence II is implicit.

 

Hence, option (B) is correct.

The statement asks a man to be modest even after winning. This implies that people are usually not modest after their win. I is just the opposite of it. II is not implicit because it generalises the statement. Generally, people may be modest; the point is if they are modest or not after their win.

 

Hence, option (D) is correct.

If the letter mentions expenses to be borne by candidates, those who sent the letter must have assumed that the candidates may demand for reimbursement if the point is not clarified to them. Also, the candidates would not demand reimbursement if it was not a prevalent practice. So I and II both are implicit.

 

Hence, option (E) is correct.

To dislodge a fascist government has been mentioned as the present purpose for the call of unity. But this does not mean that this is the only purpose. So I is not implicit. Further, the leader asks all of the parties to unite against the government. So we cannot generalise that (all) opposition parties are non-fascist. Hence II is not implicit.

 

Hence, option (D) is correct.

Circle rates have been increased. The cause : to meet the deficit. This never means that the present rates are low. If the INCce of goods increases, it is not necessary that the earlier INCce was low. But the tone of the statement clearly implies that circle rates have been increased out of compulsion : so II is implicit.

 

Hence, option (B) is correct.

The statement says that if degrees are disaffiliated from jobs, many students will not join colleges. This implies that jobs are a major reason for them to join college. So, I is implicit. Now, if I is implicit, II is not because II is just the opposite of I.

 

Hence, option (A) is correct.

The statement uses a tone that implies that if education is in ruins, then the country deteriorates. This means that a good education is needed for the well-being of a nation. But this does not mean that a good education alone is sufficient for it. So, I is implicit but II is not.

 

Hence, option (A) is correct.

If one says that physical education should be taught at schools he/she must have assumed that it is an easy subject, because schools are a place of elementary education; tougher things are taught at colleges. But the statement does not say anything about fetching colleges. So I is implied, II is not.

 

Hence, option (A) is correct.

Obviously, the author assumes that the Body will be functioning after one week, otherwise he would not have fixed the date of the meeting one week later. But there is no hint that the Board will be dissolved after that. So I is implicit, II is not.

 

Hence, option (A) is correct.