A to Z Exams

Question 1

Statement:should scheme of lotteries be completely stopped in India Arguments: I.No, many state governments will have to stop some of their developmental activities which they fund from surplus generated by their lottery scheme II.No, many unemployed youth who sell lottery tickets to earn their livelihood will face hardship

1. If only argument I is strong

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If both argument I and II are strong

Explanation :
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Answer

5. If both argument I and II are strong

Question 2

Statement:should dependents of India’s freedom fighters be given benefits of reservation in jobs Arguments: I.Yes. We should keep the dependents happy as the freedom fighters have fought for a nobel cause II. No. We already have too many reservations let us not add to it

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If only argument I is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

1. If only argument I is strong

Question 3

Statement: With the opening of the economy in India, should all workers unions be banned Arguments: I.No, workers unions are not banned in the other economically advanced countries II. No, a level-headed worker’s union can really do wonders both for workers and economy

1. If only argument I is strong

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If neither argument I nor II is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

Question 4

Statement:should we grant permission to reputed private companies to construct civil air ports for general use in India Arguments: I.yes, why not? It would be both economical and effective II. No, it may pose danger to security and safety of India

1. If only argument I is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If only argument II is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

2. If only argument II is strong

Question 5

Statement: should ‘computer knowledge’ be made a compulsory subject for all students at secondary school certificate(S.S.C) examination in India Arguments: I.No, our need is ‘bread’ for everyone, we cannot follow western models. II.Yes, we cannot enter the year 2000 without equipping our children with computers

1. If only argument I is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If only argument II is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

2. If only argument II is strong

Question 6

statement:Lshould ‘literacy’ be the minimum criterion for becoming a voter in India Arguments: I.No, mere literacy is no guarantee of political maturity of an individual. II.yes, illiterate people are less likely to make politically wiser decision of voting for a right candidate or party

1. If only argument I is strong

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If both argument I and II are strong

Explanation :
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Answer

5. If both argument I and II are strong

Question 7

statements: should schemes of voluntary retirement be introduce in all sick public sector units in India Arguments: I.Yes, excess and inefficient staff is one of the reasons of sickness of public sector organizations. II. yes, this is what private and multinational companies do in developed countries

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If only argument I is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

1. If only argument I is strong

Question 8

statements:should postal services be privatized in india Arguments: I.yes, it will make life easy for the citizens of india. II.No, privatization is not a panacea for all the problems, even private service can be equally bad.

1. If only argument I is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

5. If both argument I and II are strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If only argument II is strong

Explanation :
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Answer

2. If only argument II is strong

Question 9

statement: should system of offering jobs only to wards of government employees be introduced in all governments offices in india. Arguments: I.no, it denies opportunity to many deserving individuals and government may stand loose in the long run. II.No, it is against the principle of equality and does government not owe responsibility to all its citizens

1. If only argument I is strong

2. If only argument II is strong

3. If either argument I or II is strong

4. If neither argument I nor II is strong

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5

Correct Answer :

If both argument I and II are strong

Explanation :
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Answer

5. If both argument I and II are strong

Question 10

A supplement of vitamin A and zinc may boost childern’s resistance to malaria (observation from one experiment conducted last year in a village ‘X’) which of the following, if true, would weaken the statement

1. No adult in village ‘X’ has fallen sick because of malaria.

3. The experiment with vitamin A and zinc is being duplicated in other nearby cities adjacent to village ‘X’.

4. Vitamin A and Zinc are readily available in village ‘X’.

5. Village adjacent to ‘X’ have reported substantial cases of malaria affecting mostly children.

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Correct Answer :

Last three years there is hardly any case of child affected by malaria from village ‘X’.

Explanation :
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Answer

2. Last three years there is hardly any case of child affected by malaria from village ‘X’.

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