DXC Technology Inferred Meaning Questions and Answers Quiz-1

Statement I explains a valid reason to go against such marriages because it is wrong to encourage anything that jeopardises the health of a person. Hence, (I) is a strong argument.

Statement I: The basic purpose of conducting classes is to help students. Hence, statement I is a strong argument as it conveys this idea.

Just because some poor people are improving economically, we cannot conclude that there are good politicians. Any reason could be ascribed to such an improvement.

Statement II is very vague and is not giving any reasons for the argument that it proposes. Hence, both the statements are weak arguments.

Sanctuary for endangered animals becomes necessary when it improves and betters the living conditions of the world. But at the same time, if an economy is not able to provide basic necessities to its people, then it cannot think of constructing sanctuaries. Therefore, the decision is based on both the factors viz. requirement and funds supply. Hence, both I and II are strong arguments.

Anything which hinders the learning process in a child must be controlled and, if possible, be prohibited. The aim of teacher should be to make a child learn. According to argument I, beating causes hindrance to learning process of a child thus defeating the ultimate goal. If also supports its argument by referring to the findings of psychologists. Hence, I is a strong argument. Argument II states that a child will be spoiled if it is not caned. Caning is an extreme measure, there are also other softer methods to rectify a child. Moreover, the argument is not substantiated by any facts. Hence, II is a weak argument.

Earning more money is desirable positive result. Hence I is strong. II is simple, and no substantial reason is given, hence II is not a strong argument.

I is based on a positive result and desirable.

I is strong because it states that the existing drainage system will not be sufficient to cater to demand.

I is not strong argument as it is comparative.

I is not strong as there is no argument.