Statement: Read this notice before entering the club.

Assumptions:

1. People are literate.
2. No blind person comes to the club.

Assumptions:

1. People may still continue to keep money in small savings schemes and also pay taxes.
2. The total tax collection may increase substantially.

Assumptions:

1. People prefer only those pipes which are durable.
2. Other pipes are not durable.

Assumptions:

1. There is life on Mars.
2. The search for life is the sufficient reason for space exploration.

Assumptions:

1. Forests are full of natural resources.
2. Children are likely to learn from their interaction with the new environment.

Assumptions:

1. The people in the area may welcome the decision.
2. Henceforth there may be less time required by the customers for paying electricity bill.

Assumptions:

1. Flats are available in court area.
2. Some people will respond to the advertisement.
3. It is a practice to give such an advertisement.

Assumptions:

1. A layman wishes to study science without a teacher.
2. A teacher may not always be available to teach science.
3. A layman generally finds it difficult to learn science on its own.

Assumptions:

1. People generally decide to purchase any product after seeing the name in the advertisement.
2. Uncommon appeal may attract the customers.
3. People may come to see the product.

Assumptions:

1. Drug addiction is increasing in the country, specially in the capital.
2. All the big dons involved in the smuggling of drugs live in jhuggi-jhopari areas.
3. Most of the jhuggi-jhopari dwellers would do anything for money.

Assumptions:

1. People generally give gifts to loved ones.
2. Such advertisements generally influence people.
3. Chocolate can be considered as a gift item.