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Statement: The parents of students are demonstrating at Legislative Council to protest against fee hike revision by the capital's educational institutions. Assumptions: I. The parents are unable to afford increased fee. II. In view of large-scale protestation Legislative Council may direct the capital's educational institutions to stop the fee hike.

if only assumption I is implicit.
if only assumption II is implicit.
if either I or II is implicit.
if neither I nor II is implicit.

Correct Answer: if only assumption II is implicit.

Explanation:

Even able parents may be not willing to pay the increased fee. Hence I can't be assumed. Why are they demonstrating in front of Legislative Council? Clearly, they are assuming II. Hence II is implicit.

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