General Studies · Statements and Arguments
A statement is followed by two arguments, I and II. Decide which of the arguments is a 'strong' argument. Statement: Should parents educate both their daughters and sons equally, or must sons be made more educated so that they can help in financial matters of the home? Arguments: I. No, sons must be made more educated as they are more intelligent than daughters. II. Sons must be made more educated since daughters get married and go to another family.
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- 1If neither I nor II is strong✓
- 2If either I or II is strong
- 3If only I is strong
- 4If only II is strong
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If neither I nor II is strong
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