Direction: Mark the correct inference drawn from the statement Statement: Examinations are going on in the Law College. The Law College is closed on Sunday. Inference:
Question and options
Direction: Mark the correct inference drawn from the statement
Statement: Examinations are going on in the Law College. The Law College is closed on Sunday.
Inference:
Statement: Examinations are going on in the Law College. The Law College is closed on Sunday.
Inference:
- Students would not go to Law College on Sunday
- Law College is open on Sunday due to exams
- There is no examination in Law College on Sunday
- Examinations presume Law College to be open on all days.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - There is no examination in Law College on Sunday
The college is closed on Sunday, so no examination can take place there on Sunday. That students would not go to the college on Sunday is not certain, and the claims that the college is open on Sunday or on all days contradict the statement.
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