Statement & Assumption — “An organization-provided conveyance facility helps employees report to work on time.” Which assumptions are implicit? I. The organization’s conveyance always reaches on time. II. It is otherwise impossible to report on time without organization-provided conveyance.

Introduction / Context:
The statement asserts that a company conveyance “helps” punctuality. We test whether it requires stronger universal claims.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Company transport can improve timeliness.
• “Helps” indicates facilitation, not necessity or certainty.

Concept / Approach:
Assumption I (always on time) is not needed; the benefit can exist even if occasional delays occur. Assumption II (otherwise impossible) is also not needed; employees can be punctual by other means, though the facility assists.

Step-by-Step Solution:
Reject I: “Helps” ≠ “always guarantees.”Reject II: “Helps” ≠ “only way.”

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
Any selection including I or II overstates the claim beyond “helps.”

Final Answer:
if neither Assumption I nor II is implicit