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Reasoning Questions: Statements & Arguments Set 9

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Directions (1-10): Each question is followed by two arguments. You have to decide which of the argument is “strong”. Give answer.
(A) If only argument I is strong.
(B) If only argument II is strong.
(C) If either argument I or II is strong.
(D) If neither argument I not II is strong.
(E) If both argument I and II are strong.

  1. Before marriage should HIV test be made mandatory for bride and groom?
    I. Yes. In order to restrict the number of victims this action should be taken because in India the number of HIV victim is high.
    II. No. It will be a type of harassment for both bride and groom.
    (E) If both argument I and II are strong.
    Explanation:

    Both arguments are correct in one way or the other.
    The HIV victims should be reduced.

  2. For supervising the advertisements by different companies, should a censor board be created?
    I. Yes. It is seen many times that a particular ad comes under a topic of debate about showing of some scenes.
    II. No. There is no need of censor boards for all purposes.
    (A) If only argument I is strong.
    Explanation:

    II is not correct because the areas where there is chance of much debates, a team can be formed for solving purpose.

  3. Can an employer given the right to terminate the services of its employee on the ground of disability?
    I. Yes. An employee is an important part of organization and if he is not able to fulfill the needs of organization, he can be terminated.
    II. No. Humanity cannot be ignored. Our constitution even provides reservation in jobs for the disabled, they why terminating when a normal person becomes disabled.
    (E) If both argument I and II are strong.
    Explanation:

    Both are correct.

  4. Should legal professions of India have the right to go on strike?
    I. Yes. They are also a part of our society and if they feel like something not happened right, they can go on strike,
    II. No. India is already facing a backlog of such strikes where no result seems to come. Another strike will mean an addition to these already strikes.
    (A) If only argument I is strong.
    Explanation:

    II is not correct. Even if there is a backlog, everyone has the right to say his problem.

  5. Should a free phone service be provide to the children in distress?
    I. Yes. Child is the father of man.
    II. No. This will be misused by children
    (D) If neither argument I not II is strong.
    Explanation:

    I has nothing to do with given question.
    II is correct but due to this reason only, the question cannot be answered as NO.

  6. Should the people of India have the right to access any information from government?
    I. Yes. More than 25 countries have made available this facility to their citizens
    II. Yes. This move will provide openness in government functioning.
    (B) If only argument II is strong.
    Explanation:

    I is not correct because right to access information should not be given after seeing other countries. It is the citizens right.

  7. Should a rapist be sentenced to life imprisonment in India?
    I. Yes. The rape cases are increasing in the country and giving such severe punishment will help in the safety of women.
    II. No. The government should also think about the family of rapist.
    (A) If only argument I is strong.
    Explanation:

    II is not true because if families are taken into account while giving punishment then the crimes will not stop and this will not be good for the safety of women.

  8. Should the use of credit cards be restricted?
    I. Yes. The facility provided by these cards make a person spendthrift.
    II. No. the facility provided by these make a person technology-oriented.
    (D) If neither argument I not II is strong.
    Explanation:

    I is not true because credit cards are mainly for this purpose only so that people can shop without taking money with them everywhere.
    II is false because use of credit cards has nothing to do with people becoming high-tech.

  9. Should purchase of gold by individuals be restricted in India to improve its foreign exchange position?
    I. Yes. Interference on customer’s rights is desirable.
    II. No. Business interest has to be guarded first.
    (D) If neither argument I not II is strong.
    Explanation:

    In India any interference cannot be made to its people by government.

  10. Should all education be made free in India for girls and women of all ages?
    I. Yes. This is the only way in which the parents will make their daughters come out and study.
    II. No. This step will weaken the present social structure.
    (D) If neither argument I not II is strong.
    Explanation:

    No, this is not the only way.
    This has nothing to do with social life of people.