Wiley Edge Inferred Meaning Quiz-2

The actions of market or competitors cannot be determined based on the given statement, so both assumptions are not implicit.

A) False. The passage does not mention the importance of community events in determining the election outcome.
B) True. The passage states that candidates with the highest level of support will have a higher percentage of votes.
C) True. The passage indicates that gaining the trust of local business owners is important for a candidate's success.
D) True. The passage suggests that candidates with strong community engagement do not necessarily need extensive advertising campaigns.
E) False. The passage does not mention the importance of the mayoral election in relation to the local community.

The passage suggests that students who gain recognition among their peers through participation in extracurricular activities will have better academic performance. This implies that peers' recognition and involvement in extracurricular activities exert a significant influence on a student's academic performance.

Prioritizing efficiency in personal time and leisure activities may lead to a focus solely on achieving tasks and goals, neglecting the enjoyment and fulfillment that can be derived from leisurely pursuits.

Assumption I is implicit as the suggestion from the friend is based on the assumption that the student wants to achieve good grades.
Assumption II is implicit because the friend suggests studying for at least four hours every day, assuming the student is willing to put in the effort and time required.
Assumption III is implicit as the friend's suggestion is based on their understanding of the student's academic goals, indicating they are aware of the student's aspirations.

Assumption I is not implicit because the suggestion of studying at the library being the most quiet place does not necessarily mean that the student wants to study in the quietest environment possible. The student may have other preferences or priorities for choosing a study location.
Assumption II is not implicit because the suggestion of studying at the library being the most quiet place does not necessarily imply that the student is determined to avoid any distractions while studying. The student may have other reasons for choosing a study location, such as access to resources or a comfortable environment.

Option D is the most appropriate answer because it acknowledges that the lack of credible evidence does not necessarily disprove the existence of unicorns. It takes into account the possibility that more evidence may emerge in the future or that existing evidence may be misinterpreted.

The statement mentions that there is a lack of rainfall but no water shortages have been reported. Based on this information, we cannot assume that the residents are accustomed to water shortages (Assumption I) or that the lack of complaints leads to improved rainfall (Assumption II). The statement does not provide any evidence to support either assumption. Therefore, neither assumption can be inferred from the given statement.

The statement suggests that putting in effort is necessary for excelling in a sports competition. If it is necessary to dedicate significant effort, it implies that winning the competition is desirable (assumption I). The second assumption states that athletes who put in effort have a better chance of achieving success. This assumption is implicit because if there were no correlation between effort and success, there would be no incentive to dedicate significant effort (assumption II). Therefore, both assumptions I and II are implicit.

The question states that significant effort should be invested to achieve success in business. If it is considered necessary to work hard for success, then it must be implicit that success in business is desirable. The second assumption suggests that individuals who put in significant effort in business are rewarded with the benefits of achievement. This assumption is also implicit because if there were no rewards for working hard in the form of business success, there would be little incentive to invest significant effort. Thus, both assumptions are implicit.