Inference about reliability: complete the consequence of being unpredictable Stem: "His behaviour is so unpredictable that he …" Choose the logically consistent result that follows from high unpredictability.

Verbal Ability Completing Statements Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
  • A
    always finds it difficult to keep his word.
  • B
    is seldom trusted by others.
  • C
    always insists on getting the work completed on time.
  • D
    never depends upon others for getting his work done.
  • E
    seldom trusts others as far as the work schedule is concerned

Answer

Correct Answer: is seldom trusted by others.

Explanation

Given data

  • Premise: Behaviour is "so unpredictable".
  • We need a consequence introduced by "that".

Concept/ApproachUnpredictability undermines reliability. A common social consequence is reduced trust from others.

Option analysisis seldom trusted by others — fits the natural consequence of unpredictability. ✅(a) Possible, but it focuses on promise-keeping rather than how others react.(c) "Always insists … on time" contradicts unpredictability.(d) Independence is unrelated to predictability.

Common pitfalls

  • Confusing internal traits (e.g., diligence) with the external perception of trust.

Final Answeris seldom trusted by others.

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