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    Statement : The Supreme Court of India has temporarily

    banned the sale of firecrackers in the National Capital Region with the idea to test whether it cuts the deadly pollution levels seen in Delhi during and after Deepavali. Assumptions : I. The pollution level in Delhi and the National Capital Region have increased at an alarming rate and imposing ban on fire crackers is the only way to ensure that the pollution levels are controlled. II. A ban made in the National Capital Region ensures that the other states aiming for better development follow the suit and eventually proceed towards ban for the betterment of the state. III. Since the ban came just about 10 days before the festival, it will be tough to impose the ban on an industry that has already produced stocks to order. IV. There are chances of upliftment of the ban on the sale of crackers in Delhi and National Capital Region. Which of the given assumption(s) is(are) implicit in the above statement?
    A Only III Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Only I, III and IV Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Only III and IV Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Only IV Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E All of the above Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    Imposing a ban on fire crackers is not the ONLY way to ensure a control in pollution levels as it is also mentioned in the statement that this has been done as a test to check if the pollution levels fall. Thus I is not implicit. Nothing about development or other states following the trend is relevant to the ban on sale of fire crackers. Hence, II is not implicit. Assumption III tells whether it will be easy or difficult to impose a ban on the crackers and the fact that stocks have already been produced. It is not something that the reader will assume on the basis of the given statement thus. III is not implicit. Since the ban is temporary, there are chances of its upliftment. Hence IV is implicit.

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