General Studies · Statement and Argument
Given below is a statement followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Decide which of the arguments is a 'strong' argument. Statement: Should religion be taught in schools? Arguments: I. Yes, religion binds students together by cultivating moral values. II. No, teaching specific religions can potentially create divisions or bias among students.
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- 1If only argument I is strong
- 2If only argument II is strong
- 3If either I or II is strong
- 4If neither I nor II is strong✓
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If neither I nor II is strong
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