General Intelligence · Statements and Arguments
A statement is followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Decide which of the arguments is 'strong' with respect to the statement. Statement: Should tree felling be made completely illegal? Arguments: I. Yes, in the absence of any law, people are cutting trees indiscriminately. II. No, a complete ban is not practical as there are many situations where trees have to be cut, such as when they are in the middle of a proposed road infrastructure.
- 1Only argument I is strong
- 2Only argument II is strong✓
- 3Both I and II are strong
- 4Neither I nor II is strong
Correct answer
Only argument II is strong
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