Statement Unable to manage with the present salary, Tarun joined another company. Assumptions I. The new company has better work environment. II. The present company offers moderate pay packet. III. The new company offers higher salary to the all its employees.

All are implicit
None is implicit
Only II is implicit
II and III are implicit

Correct Answer: Only II is implicit

Explanation:

Tarun has left the company due to the meagre salary. Hence, Assumption II is implicit. However, we cannot say anythings about the work environment and salary of all other employees from this.

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