Statement and Assumption Questions

• Statement : You need one who is as serious as you are, and equally dedicated. Assumptions I. Nothing can be done alone. II. The speaker is talking about a student and his teacher.
• Statement : The skills are aplenty and the ambition and capability are already in our hands; now, we need to break down the barriers. Assumptions: I. Skills, ambition and capability are the pre- requisites for any major task. II. Breaking of barriers is very hard task.
• Statement : The gestation period for a business on the net is a tenth or a hundredth of that in the physical world. Assumptions : I. Business through net is preferable. II. Saving of time is very important in business.
• Statement : He continues to be busy as he was while handling the premier investigating agency. Assumptions : I. Nowadays he is busy writing books. II. The speaker is taking about the ex-CBI chief.
• Statement : The Shiv Sainik is like a burning torch, who shall burn the evil and show the path of life to those struggling in darkness. Assumptions : I. Shiv Sainik is a ray of hope for the desperate. II. Those struggling in darkness can take the help of Shiv Sainiks.
• Statement : Political circles in the capital were puzzled over the publication of an advertisement in some news-papers. Assumptions : I. politicians read newspapers. II. The advertisement in the newspapers was a rare one.
• Statement : "You need eyes and ears everywhere."----CIA officer. Assumptions : I. CIA is the best detective agency of the word. II. It is very hard to keep eyes and ears everywhere.
• Statement : The Environmental pollution Authority has proposed that the auto-rickshaws which clog Delhi streets and pollute its air should be converted to run on clean fuels. Assumptions : I. The "clean fuels" which are accessible in the market are likely to reduce pollution. II. In the city pollution auto-rickshaw population is a significant factor.
• Statement : Protection of national interest becomes paramount in the case of MNCs in many situations. Assumptions : I. Parties other than MNCs are always found prudent in protecting national interest. II. MNCs are often found misusing environmental resources which is a national property.
• Statement : Paging industries have been going through tough times partly because of the fact that the industry went through a period of unsustainable growth where subscribers were attracted more by the gifts accompanying a pager than by the service which it offered. Assumptions : I. Gifts accompanying a product always attract large number of customers. II. Unsustainable growth is found harmful in the long run.
• Statement: A brand is essentially a seller's promise to consistently deliver a specific set of features, benefits and service to the buyers. Assumptions: I. A branded good always gives satisfaction to the buyers. II. An unbranded good does possess the same set of features as that of branded goods.
• Statement: From the worldwide advertising hype one would imagine that the new year 2000 will be a magic wand changing with a swishing wave, India and the world. . Assumptions: I. One's imagining greatly depends on advertisement. II. There will be nothing new on the millennium eve.
• Statement: On the net, an entrepreneur located in the metaphorical Jhumritalaiya can become a global player. Assumptions: I. Nowadays net is the best way for advertisement of an entrepreneur. II. Only that entrepreneur can become a global player whose business is related to computer software.
• Statement: If there were posters available of these men, they would have replaced Shahrukh and Sachin on many hostel walls by now .---about top IT professionals. Assumptions: I. The posters of IT professionals are not available in the market. II. Nowadays top IT professionals are most popular among students.
• Statement: The Net can be for India what oil was for West Asia. Assumptions: I. Most IT entrepreneurs of the world are Indians. II. India can have a monopoly in IT sector in the world market.
• Statement: Have fun this new year eve, but not at others cost.----Delhi Police Assumptions: I. Generally, people celebrate new year's party on others expenses. II. people will enjoy the new year eve with a bang.
• Statement: Reckless partying can lead to health problems and you may reach a hospital straight from the discotheque. Assumptions: I. Heavy drinking is the main reason of the health problems. II. Sometimes dancing may lead to health problems.
• Statement: Live a full life. Don't drink and drive.---Delhi Traffic Police in its ad. Assumptions: I. Driving after drinking may cause accidents. II. Some people generally drive after drinking.
• Statement: Mother tongue is undoubtedly the most facile language for children to learn in their early part of schooling. Assumptions: I. Learning other language will give extra stress on the mind of early school children. II. After maturing students can learn in other languages also.
• Statement: Success and failure are part of every individual's life and career. Assumptions: I. The speaker has an idea about the life of average people. II. The statement will boost up those who have failed in life.