పాఠశాలలో ఉచిత విద్య అమలు చేయాలా ?

పాఠశాలలో ఉచిత విద్య అమలు చేయాలా ?

SBI Pos, Clerks - Reasoning

Statement and Assumptions
Give Answer:
1.    If only Assumption I is implicit
2.    If only Assumption II is implicit
3.    If Either Assumption I or Ass-umption II is implicit
4.    If Neither Assumption I nor Ass-umption II is implicit
5.    If Both Assumptions I and II are implicit
1.    Statement: It is not always true that adoption of sophisticated technology increases production and efficiency.

Assumptions:
    I.    Adoption of sophisticated technology is not a difficult thing to achieve.
    II.    Production and efficiency can be increased by getting rid of sophisticated technology.        Ans: 4
2.    Statement: The State government has asked the management of all the private schools to take consent of the parents before increasing the school fees.

Assumptions:
    I.    The management of majority of the private schools may call the parents for discussion     regarding fee hike.
 II.    Majority of the parents may not agree for any hike of school fees.       

Ans: 1

3.    Statement: Local administration made elaborate security arrangement and alerted the local hospitals to be in readiness during the ensuring festival days.

Assumptions:
    I.    A very large number of devotees may assemble in the city during the festival days.
    II.    Security personnel may not be able to control the crowd.
Ans: 1

4.    Statement: Some days you settle down peacefully with your morning coffee. Then you open the papers and the adrenaline picks in.

Assumption:
    I.    Coffee and papers are an integral part of the common man's life.
    II.    On some days the papers carry sensational news.
Ans: 2

5.    Statement: "Traffic police will be provided with alcometers to identify drunken drivers"- Police Chief.
Assumptions:
    I.    So, Many accidents take place everyday because of drunken drivers.
    II.    Alcometer is a machine which can identify the drunken persons easily.
Ans: 5

Statement and Arguments

Give answer:
1.    If only Argument I is "Strong"
2.    If only Argument II is "Strong"
3.    If Either Argument I or II is "Strong"
4.    If Neither Argument I nor II is "Strong"
5.    If Both I and II are "Strong"

1.    Statement: Should India send its troops to a foreign country, for constructive purpose, without a UN resolution.

Arguments:
    I.    Yes, it will bring accolades from all over the world and will strengthen the claim for candidature for permanent membership of the UN.
    II.    No, India is already facing many troubles.  

Ans:1

    Statement: Should the maintenance of all the roads in the big cities be handed over to private organisations against a fixed amount to be paid by the residents?

Arguments:
    I.    No, this is not all practicable.
    II.    Yes, this practice is adopted in many foreign countries.
          Ans: 4

3.    Statement: Should the sole evidence of rape victims be supposed enough to prove the guilt?

Arguments:
    I.    Yes, rape is a heinous offence
   II.    No, the move will increase the chances of conviction innocent persons       

Ans: 3

4.    Statement: Should MLAs and MPs be allowed to change parties?

Arguments:    
    I.    Yes, every individual in democratic set up is free to leave or join any party any time.
    II.    No, they should remain faithful to the party which nominated them as it's  candidate.
  Ans: 5

5.    Statement: Should India change its course from the economic reform process and look inward for all round economic development?

Arguments:    
    I.    No, there is no way to look backward after having started the process.
    II.    Yes, this will benefit India in the long run as the reform process borrowed from     western countries

will adver-sely affect our economy.        

Ans: 4

6.    Statement: Should school education be made free in India?

Arguments:
    I.    Yes, this is the only way to improve the level of literacy.
    II.    No, it would add to the already burden on the exchequer.
        Ans: 2

7.    Statement: Should government close down loss making public sector enterprises?

Arguments:    
    I.    No. all employees will lose their job, security and earning what would they do?
    II.    Yes. In a competitive world the rule is 'survival of the fittest'.    Ans: 1

8.    Statement: Should import duty on all the electronic goods be dispensed with?

Arguments:    
    I.    No. This will considerably reduce the income of the government and will adversely  affect the development activities.
    II.    No. The local manufacturers will not be able to complete with the foreign manufacturers, who are technologically for superior.    
 Ans: 2

9. Statement: Should high chimneys be installed in industries?

Arguments:    
    I.    Yes. It reduces pollution at ground level.
    II.    No. It increases pollution in upper atmosphere.    Ans: 1
10. Statement: Should new universities be established in India?

Arguments:
    I.    No. We have still not achieved the target for literacy.
    II.    No. we will have to face the problem of unemployed but highly qualified people.
Ans: 5

Statement - Course of Action

1.    Statement: Many medical and engineering graduates are taking up jobs in administrative services and in Banks.

Course of Action:
    I.    All the professionals should be advised to refrain from taking up such jobs.
    II.    The Government should app-oint a committee to find out the reasons for these professionals taking up such jobs and to suggest remedial measures.      

Ans: 2

2.    Statement: Mr. X, an active member of the union, often insults his superiors in the office with his rude behaviour.

Course of Acton:
    I.    He should be transferred to some other department.
    II.    The matter should be referred to the union.    
 Ans: 4

3.    Statement: Some serious blunders were detected in the accounts section of a factory.
Course of Acton:
    I.    An efficient team of auditors should be appointed to check the accounts.
    II.    A show cause notice should be issued to all the employees involved in the irregularity.
Ans: 5

4.    Statement: Four districts in state a have been experiencing severe drought for the last three years resulting into exodus of people from these districts.

Course of Action:
    I.    The government should immediately start food for work program in the district to put a halt to the Exodus.
    II.    The government should make effort to provide drinking /potable water to these districts.
        Ans: 5

5.    Statement: Majority of the students in many schools do not pass in the final examination.

Course of Action:
    I.    These schools should be closed down as these have become unproductive.
    II.    The teachers of these schools should immediately be retrenched.
        Ans: 4

6.    Statement: Many sports persons today are more attracted by the glamour than by the sport they pursue.

Course of Action:
    I.    Sports persons should not be permitted to act as model or band ambassadors.
    II.    Sports persons should be paid higher compensation for their achievements in sport.    
        Ans: 4

7.    Statement: Indian Airlines is running in loss.

Course of Action:
    I.    It should be privatised.
    II.    It must curb the expenditure by removing concessions in the fare to MPs, bureaucrats and airline officers.    
 Ans: 2

8.    Statement: People in the logically were agitated as more than thirty people died in a building collapse.

Course of Action:
    I.    Government should immediately announce compensations for the affected families.
   II.    Authorities should take a stringent action against builders tending to compromise over quality of material used.
 Ans: 5