NTT Data Statement and Assumptions Quiz-1

Here, if the sentence talks about prosperity of the nation then the assumption is that only the two factors mentioned can lead to prosperity. Hence, assumption I is implicit. But nothing is mentioned about why larger families will be deterrent to prosperity. While it is common sense that a large family faces difficulty in bearing the expenses on education, it is not implicit in the statement given.

Answer: Only Assumption I follows
Explanation: In the given statement it is mentioned that 21 years is an advisable age for adults to join the Alcohol. The only sensible assumption which proves the statement to be true is that chances of adults getting more adaptable to the Alcohol at this age are very high.

Answer: Only Assumption I follows

Explanation: The statement is talking about Deaths due to liquor so the number of people consuming liquor in towns or villages is not the main concern here. Which is why the only assumption I follow

Answer: Assumption II follows but Assumption I and III do not follow
Explanation: Based on the statement given, the physician would only advise a patient to not do certain things if they are unwell, in this case surgery. Which is the only suitable assumption why the physician would advise Shamita to not take part in the singing contest.

Here, the statement only mentions boys and what girls think is not mentioned so nothing is to be assumed about them. Hence assumption I is not implicit. Since the statement suggests that employment and degree are being kept apart, it can be assumed that it is possible to do so. Thus we can assume that there is no fundamental correlation between degree and employment.So assumption II is implicit.

‘Neighbour’s envy’ and ‘owner’s pride’ are the two elements to this television advertisement. The advertisement is playing on people’s desire for their neighbor’s good things. So clearly assumption I is implicit. Also, if simply taking pride in one’s good things was enough then the advertisement would simply have stated ‘owner’s pride’. The fact that the advertisement is targeted at the people who want to provoke their neighbor’s envy is clearly stated in assumption II. Thus II is also implicit.

The statement says that we should work hard for success. If it is obligatory for us to work hard for success, then it must be implicit that success in an examination be desirable. The second assumption states the pupils who work hard taste the fruit of success. This assumption is also clearly implict because if there were no reward for working hard in the form of success, then there would be no incentive to work hard. Thus it is evident that both assumptions I and II are implicit.

Assumption I is implicit because the appeal aims to make the schemes of insurance popular among people living in rural and suburban areas, which means the schemes were not already so.

Assumption II is not implicit because it is not a necessary thing that such people are against the insurance rather they are not aware about it in the first place.

Hence, only assumption I is implicit.

 

Here, the direct meaning must not be taken. It is assumed that mental power is more effective to physical power and these are compared to the pen and sword respectively because the pen is a tool to write down powerful ideas whereas the sword is a tool to show your physical power.

 

The statement talks about how video gamers are often nimble with their hands than non-gamers. Thus assumption 1 is correct. Again pianists need to have nimble fingers to play the piano perfectly. But we can not assume that pianists play video games very often since no such thing is mentioned in the statement. Thus assumption (II) is not correct. Thus option 1 is the correct answer, as only assumption I is implicit.