Statement: "Buy pure and natural honey of company X." - An advertisement in a newspaper.

Assumptions:

1. Artificial honey can be prepared.
2. People do not mind paying more for pure and natural honey.
3. No other company supplies pure honey.

Assumptions:

1. There may be an increase in the sale of luxury cars of Company X.
2. The other such car manufacturers may also reduce their prices.
3. The competitor companies may not reduce their prices.

Assumptions:

1. The economic condition was not critical before the harvest season.
2. The economic condition could not have improved without a good harvest season.
3. The economic condition was expected to improve after a good harvest season.

Assumptions:

1. Those who are not punctual at present may get motivated by the announcement.
2. The productivity of the company may increase.
3. The profit earned by the company may be more than the amount to be spent for the incentive programmes.

Assumptions:

1. People aspire for owning a car.
2. People do not want to buy used cars.
3. Most people can afford to pay Rs. 1,999 per month for a new car.

Assumptions:

1. The clerk never informs about his late coming.
2. The clerk may not obey Mr. As instructions.
3. The clerk may not inform his late coming unless instructed.

Assumptions:

1. The new company has better work environment.
2. The present company offers moderate pay packets.
3. The new company offers higher salary to all its employees.

Assumptions:

1. So far the Company Z used to select candidates without conducting a written examination.
2. A written examination can help to identify competent persons.
3. At higher level, written examination may not be of much use.

Assumptions:

1. The students after completing such education may be able to earn their livelihood.
2. This may bring meaning of education in the minds of the youth.
3. The state may earn more revenue as more and more people will engage themselves in self-employment.