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Statement: Should a person involved in an of terrorism in their own country be deprived form citizenship? Arguments : I. Yes, any act of terrorism is a speed- breaker for the progress of the economy of a country and this is against the definition of nationality. II. No, an act of terrorism is like any other illegal activity and for this the person should be treated according to the existing law.

if only argument I is strong.
if only argument II is strong.
If either I or II is strong.
if neither I nor II is strong; and

Correct Answer: if only argument II is strong.

Explanation:

I is weak because it confuses economy, nationality, etc. II is strong because it clearly categories terrorism and suggests the remedy accordingly.

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