General Intelligence · Statement and Reason
Given below is a statement followed by two possible reasons numbered I and II. Read the statement carefully and decide which of the reasons logically explains the event/observation described. Statement: Even though sugar is added in most of the food items cooked, it is not good for health. Reasons: I. Sugar adds more taste into any food being cooked. II. Sugar is the most consumed material in the country.
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- 1Both I and II are valid explanatory reasons for the statement.
- 2Only II is a valid explanatory reason for the statement.
- 3Only I is a valid explanatory reason for the statement.
- 4Neither I nor II is a valid explanatory reason for the statement.✓
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Neither I nor II is a valid explanatory reason for the statement.
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