Statement and Conclusion Questions

• Statement: ''While there is no harm in providing safetybelt for international players, we need to pay more to our first-class players, especially as most of them are without jobs.''- Statement made by BCCI treasurer Conclusions : I. Senior players already get huge amounts and giving them more makes little sense. II. All first-class players need more motivation than that needed by international players.
• Statement: ''Every Indian has to be a part of the global war on terrorism. We must, and we will, stamp out this evil from our land, and from the would .'' -PM of India Conclusions : I. People's participation will certainly reduce the menace of terrorism. II. The PM of India is concerned with the problem of terrorism.
• Statement: In a non-immunised child if the body loses the war against the polio virus, it is carried by the blood to the nervous system and when the nervous system loses the war against the polio virus, the nerves which control the muscles are destroyed and this makes the child paralysed. Conclusions : I. Immunisation programmers with a strong will power is likely to reduce the polio cases in the world . II. In a non-immunised child, there are no antibodies present to restrict the virus attack on the internal part of the body.
• Statement: There is no person who does not possess some virtue, and no person who is entirely free from evil. Conclusions : I. Man is fraught with either virtue or evil. II. Good and evil points are both present in all of us .
• Statement: A woman 's biological clock starts ticking in her late 20s, not her mid-30s, and male fertility also begins to wane by late 30s.- A report of a doctor Conclusions : I. Older couples will not be able to conceive. II. Men and women suffer from diminishing ability to procreate.
• Statement: Calamities strike India as a regular event to remind us that unless we are well prepared and equipped to meet the onslaught, the devastation in terms of death and destruction would remain high and harrowing. Conclusions : I. India is struck by floods every few year. II. Cautious steps require scientific expertise.
• Statement: Mr X is planning to transform the old sweet shop into a fast-food joint. Conclusions : I. Fast food is mush more in demand than sweets. II. Diabetes is on the rise.
• Statement: The American presidential election matters not just to the Americans but to the entire world. Conclusions : I. The world affairs are highly influenced by the policy of the power-bearers in the US. II. It is the American President who delivers justice to the entire world.
• Statement: Bank strikes have become endemic and ad nauseam have been narrated the hardships and inconvenience caused to the public and the business community. Conclusions : I. Bank employees are not getting proper salaries. II. Bank come under Essential Services.
• Statement: As computers find new markets in middle-class Indian homes and the small office-home office (SOHO) segment, pirated software are invading PCs as never before. Conclusions : I. Big offices and rich men rarely use pirated software. II. Original software is very costly in comparison to the pirated one.
• Statement: Due to excessive liberalisation , the MNC are expanding their operations in India and products of Indian origin are losing their hold among users. Conclusions : I. Indian products are costlier than MNC's products. II. The quality of Indian products is inferior to that of MNC products.
• Statement: Western nations are withdrawing from UN peacekeeping missions in areas outside their strategic interest. Conclusions : I. Western nations are more cautious about their safety. II.The primary motive of Western countries is not to address the cause of disturbed countries, where they send their forces, but to serve their own motives.
• Statement: India has one of the world's largest reservoirs of technical personnel, but also the word's largest number of illiterates, the world's largest middle class, and the also the largest number of people below the poverty line, and the largest number of children suffering from malnutrition. Conclusions : I. The population of India is highest in the world. II. India is largest democratic country in the world.
• Statement: In India, a large portion of the 3 million mobile phones sold till date have been purchased from the grey market. Conclusions : I. There are at least 3 million mobile phone subscribers in India. II. Products sold in grey market are tax- free.
• Statement: As India's aims for faster development gain momentum, the government finds itself handicapped by a serious dearth of data-based knowledge and analysis, which should from the basis of decision and policy marking. Conclusions : I. Government has started development work without collecting data. II. The employees of statistical department of government of India are corrupt.
• One statement is given followed by two Conclusions I and II. You have to consider the statement to be true, even if it seems to be at variance from commonly know facts. You are to decide which of the given conclusions can definitely be drawn from the given statement. Indicate your answer. Most Indians are aware that they have a great heritages, but few would include science in it Conclusion : I. Many Indians consider science to have made Indian heritage great. II. Many Indians are not aware that India has a great scientific heritage.
• Statement : Every school should promote partnerships that will increase parental involvement and participation for promoting the growth of children. Conclusions I : For the growth of the children, parents should be involved in various school activities. II : Involvement of parents in school activities has no influence on the growth of the children.
• Statements ; I. For protection of Indian museums Central Govt. is responsible. II. Victoria Memorial Hall is national property. Conclusions : I. Indian museum is national property. II. Historical property of nation is protected by the Central Government.
• Statement : I. The principal will address the students at 10 a.m. II. You are requested to take your seats before 10 a.m. Assumptions ; I. If the students is not on his seat before 10 a.m. the function will not start II. The function will start as scheduled.
• Statements : 1. Due to contamination of water, large number of people were admitted to hospital. 2. The Symptoms Were of typhoid. Conclusions : I. Contamination of water lead to typhoid. II. Typhoid is a contagions disease.