Statement and Assumptions Statement and Assumptions - Base Level

The word 'If' shows that 'you' do not necessarily have problems. So, I is not implicit. Also, the statement states that problems will be solved by 'me'. So, II is implicit.

Nothing is mentioned about lather formation by the detergent. So, I is not implicit. Also, detergents should be used as they clean clothes better and more easily . So, II is implicit.

Clearly, the statement encourages one to go to court to get his Provident Fund from his employer. this implies that the issue comes under the jurisdiction of courts and that it is the right of the employee to claim his Provident Fund. So, 'both I and II are implicit.

It follows from the statement that books on this topic were available before also but they were not 'lucid'. So, I is implicit. But a general comment as II cannot be made from the given statement. So, II is not implicit.

The fact the patient's condition would improve after the operation clearly implies that the patient can be operated upon in this condition. So, I is implicit.

The scheme has been abolished not to discourage the students from travelling by air but keeping in mind that the abolition of scheme won't stop them from travelling by air. So, only II is implicit.

Clearly, the organizers are adopting this policy not to reduce the sale but to cope up with great demand so that everyone can get the ticket. So, i am not implicit. Besides, the statement advises using nets on windows. So, nothing about the use of nets on doors, can be deduced. Thus, II is also not implicit.

Anthony's place of living is not mentioned in the statement. So, I is not implicit. Assumption II follows from the statement and so it is implicit.

Clearly, the owners of the store warn that one dare not try to steal the camera. So, II is implicit while I isn't.

Neither the volume of readership of the 'times' in areas other than the 'Metropolis' nor the reason for its huge acclamation is evident from the statement. So, neither I and II is implicit.