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Statement: "A visit of school children to forest to widen their knowledge of natural resources has been arranged." - A notice in the school. Assumptions: Forests are full of natural resources. Children are likely to learn from their interaction with the new environment.

Only assumption I is implicit
Only assumption II is implicit
Either I or II is implicit
Neither I nor II is implicit
Both I and II are implicit

Correct Answer: Both I and II are implicit

Explanation:

The forests shall be visited to increase the knowledge of natural resources. This means that forests abound in natural resources. So, I is implicit. The children are being taken to forests to help them learn more practically. So, II is also implicit.

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