Statement and Assumption Questions

• Statement " God ! if my intention have been pure and if my efforts sincere. I pray that, By your majestic grace, I emerge successful woman ! "___ A woman a church. Assumption. I. God helps only who pray to him. II.God helps only those whose intention are pure. III. Prayers do help people.
• Statement " If you desire to enjoy the best holiday to Europe, join our exclusive EURO package."An advertisement of a travel agency in an Indian newspaper. Assumptions. I. Many Indians travel to European countries to spend their holidays. II. There are other travel agencies in India which organize holiday tours to Europe. III. Many people may still travel to Europe through other travel agencies.
• Statement Who rise from the player a better man, his prayer is answered. Assumptions I. Prayer makes a man more human. II. Prayer atones all the our misdeeds.
• Statement A sentence in the letter to the candidates called for written exams - 'You have to bear your expenses on travel etc.' Assumptions I. If not clarified, all the candidates may claim reimbursement of expenses. II. Many organisations reimburses expenses on travel from candidates called for written examination.
• Statement 'Enroll with us before 30th November to get the advantage of out 20% discount offer', an advertisement by a coaching class. Assumptions I. Discount offer is bound to attract good students as well. II. Even those students who cannot afford to pay the fees of coaching classes may join this class.
• Statement If you want to get a good job, you must have atleast the basic knowledge of computers. Assumptions I All good jobs involve use of computers. II. Computer knowledge has been made an essential criterion by most of the companies now-a-days.
• Statement The municipal corporation has given permission for holding fun fairs in the local football ground during the holiday season. Assumptions I. The local residents may protest against the corporation's decision. II. Many people may not participate in the fun fair.
• Statement 'There is concern about the health of the arrested VIPs but not about harm they have done to the nation's health' - a journalist. Assumptions I. The VIPs are not more important than the nation. II. The practice of being concerned over the health of the VIPs should be stopped.
• Statement The company has decide to increase the price of all its products to tackle the precarious financial position. Assumptions I. The company may be able to wipe out the entire losses incurred earlier by the decision. II. The buyer may continue to buy its products even after the increase. III. The company has adequate resources to continue production for few more months.
• Statement The State Government has unilaterally increased octroi by five per cent on all commodities entering into the state without seeking approval of the Central Government. Assumption I. The State Government may be able to important its decision. II. The Central Government may agree to support the State Government's decision. III. The State Government may be able to earn considerable amount the additional octroi.
• Statement: Feelings of mutual respect among the communities are the ultimate safeguard. The moment that respect goes, no Constitution can substitute for it. Assumptions: I. The feeling of mutual respect is the virtue no Constitution can bring about. II. A law can't be expected to ensure the feeling of goodwill and harmony among the citizen of the country.
• Statement: Today when there is so much talk about revising the Constitution, we have to consider whether it is the Constitution that has failed us or it is we who have failed the Constitution. Assumptions: I.Only the revision of Constitution will not serve the intended purpose unless there is willingness among the people to abide by it. II. All is not right with governance.
• Statement: "While weighing sweets, we do not include the weight of the weight of the box which is used to carry the sweets.'----A notice in a sweet shop Assumptions: I. Cost price of a box is not less than the cost of any sweets in terms of the cost price of each according to weight per gram. II. People prefer to pay only for the weight of the sweets they buy.
• Statement: "In my opinion if one is desirous of purchasing a car one should by Mercedes only because the least number of cars that are stolen each year is that of Mercedes."----Mr X says to Mr Y. Assumptions: I. People who want to Purchase a car are financially capable of buying Mercedes car. II. Mercedes car is one of those cars, percentage share of which is meagre in total cars sold in India.
• Statement: "People of state X were 'forced to eat rats' due to starvation and malnutrition.'---A public interest writ petition filed in the court by an NGO. Assumptions: I. The court will issue a notice to the state government to relieve the vast sections of the people of such acute distress. II. The court has the power to issue direction to the respective state to ensure protection and preservation of human rights.
• Statement: "With Crop Junior Account stop worrying about money, concentrate on your studies. Our features are: No delays, no transaction cost ...plus the safety of dealing with a Government of India enterprise."---An advertisement of a Bank X Assumptions: I. Most of the people have faith in dealing with a Government of India enterprises. II. Customers want the cheapest and the most hasslefree service.
• Statement: "When forces like the Special Operation Group (SOG) are set up, some excesses are bound to happen and some innocents suffer. But we should be satisfied with the success of this SOG."----View of a citizen of an area where SOG has launched its operation Assumptions: I. Seen in the larger interest of the people, agonies of the innocent is a small price to pay. II. It is quite difficult for SOG to get the desired result without any negative impact.
• Statement: Instead of burning the leaves, bury them in compost pits, by which it gets converted to natural manure, making it beneficial for the soil.-A notice issued in public interest by Department of Environment Assumptions: I. Whenever leaves are burnt in the open, the air gets laden with tiny particulate matter which raises air pollution to alarming levels, which causes severe respiratory disorders and eye infection to those exposed to it. II. Benefits gained from ashes of leaves burnt are not as much as the benefits gained from the natural manure obtained from leaves by burning it.
• Statement: "A tempting cup of garma garam Georgia now awaits you at every street corner. So no matter who you are or where you go, a Georgia Vending Machine will hand you the same clean, delicious cup of tea in Regular, Adrak, Elaichi and Masala. And if you're looking for a change try the Regular, Mocha and Cappuccino coffee. One sip will make you realise why every other alternative is a mere compromise!" - An advertisement Assumptions: I.Most of the people need delicious cup of tea or coffee with a change in taste. II. Every person is addicted to either tea or coffee.
• Statement: "if you ask me about the daunting challenges that I face, I would say that my government's first priority is to improve the existing law and order situation. Then follows the issue of prices of commodities."- Mr Y, a newly appointed PM of country X Assumptions: I. If a citizen of country X can sleep peacefully, he/ she can then think of providing food to his/her family, ponder over education and move about freely in the country. II. Prices of the commodities affect the common man greatly.