Statement "Look at her audacity Madhu had not replied to my letter", A tells B. Assumptions I. Madhu received his letter. II. Madhu did not receive his letter. III. The letter was sent by post.

Only I is implicit
Only II is implicit
Only III is implicit
All are implicit

Correct Answer: Only I is implicit

Explanation:

Assumption I is implicit as A has categorically states the Madhu has not replied to his letter, it means that she received his letter. Assumption II is invalid because of the correctness of Assumptions I and III are not implicit as it has no relation with the given statement.

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