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Three of the following statements indicate that he had a sparkling hope. Which statement does not?

A
He had never lost faith in God
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He was sure there was goodness
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C
He could have evidence in his favor
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D
He knew that the truth must prevail
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Solution

The correct option is C He could have evidence in his favor

The statement which does not indicate that he had a sparkling hope is, ‘He could have evidence in his favor’. Option (c) uses the word ‘could’, which is non-assertive in nature and therefore, refers to something that does not confirm his hope wholeheartedly.


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