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Statement: A line in an advertisement in a newspaper - "You really get your money's worth when you buy from our shop."
Assumptions:
I. Others shop price goods above their worth.
II. People want full value for their money.

A

Only assumption I is implicit

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B

Only assumption II is implicit

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C

Either I or II is implicit

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D

Neither I nor II is implicit

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Both I and II are implicit

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Solution

The correct option is B Only assumption II is implicit
Clearly, the advertisement mentions nothing about the prices of goods in the various shops. So, I is not implicit. The advertisement is given keeping in mind the desire of the people to get full value of their money. So, II is implicit.

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