Statement: The main attraction of fair was the participation of mentally challenged , hearing impaired and "normal" children in the quiz, painting competition and cultural programme. Conclusions : I. The competition between the normal and handicapped children rarely happens. II. These fairs are impotant for the betterment of handicapped children.

if only conclusion I follows
if only conclusion II follows
if either I or II follows
if neither I nor II follows, and

Correct Answer: if only conclusion I follows

Explanation:

Because of the phrase attraction of the fair we can conclude I. Hence I follows. Nothing can be derived about II.

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