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Q1Statement: “Give this parcel to Mr. Peter at his residence and return immediately. In case you are likely to be late inform me.” Assumptions: I. The Watchman may not inform his late coming unless instructed. II. The Watchman may not obey his Manager's instructions.mediumSolve →Q2Statement: “IPL is popular among the Indian youths.” Assumptions: I. Indian senior citizens do not like IPL. II. All Indian youth like to watch IPL matches.mediumSolve →Q3Statement: “They will leave in an hour, but now I have to learn my lessons, so I won’t be able to say goodbye.” Assumptions: I. Lessons will take over an hour to complete. II. The departing people are not expecting goodbye.mediumSolve →Q4Statement: “One must wake up early and exercise.” Assumptions: I. Exercising is not possible at any other time. II. Everyone who exercises early morning is fitter than others.mediumSolve →Q5Statement: “The government increased taxes on cigarettes to reduce smoking.” Assumptions: I. Increasing taxes is effective to reduce smoking. II. People will stop smoking altogether due to tax increase.mediumSolve →Q6Statement: “If you want to study management, you should join IIM.” Assumptions: I. IIM provides good management education. II. The person is willing to follow advice.mediumSolve →Q7Statement: “I need your notes to study.” Assumptions: I. The other person has prepared notes. II. The student wants to verify understanding.mediumSolve →Q8Statement: “School building is in bad condition and needs urgent repair.” Assumptions: I. Education quality depends on building condition. II. Funds are required for repair.mediumSolve →Q9Statement: “Human body produces Vitamin D when exposed to sunlight.” Assumptions: I. The body can produce Vitamin D without food. II. Many suffer Vitamin D deficiency.mediumSolve →Q10Statement: “Public smoking is illegal.” Assumptions: I. Smoking harms smokers’ health. II. Smoking harms others’ health.mediumSolve →

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