General Studies · Logical Arguments
The question consists of a statement followed by two arguments I and II. Read the statement and arguments carefully and select the appropriate answer. Statement: Children derive their identity solely from their family surname. Argument (I): Modern parents have forever been in a dilemma, whether to use the father's surname, the mother's, or to use none at all. Argument (II): Many parents wish to bring up their children without teaching them about belonging to a particular religion and have given up on their surnames to avoid the sense of community identity.
- 1Both (I) and (II) strengthen the statement.
- 2Both (I) and (II) weaken the statement.✓
- 3(II) weakens while (I) strengthens the statement.
- 4(I) weakens while (II) strengthens the statement.
Correct answer
Both (I) and (II) weaken the statement.
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