General Studies · Statements and Arguments
This question consists of a statement followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Read the statement and arguments carefully and select the correct option. Statement: Eating junk food is not good for health. Arguments: I. Junk food has a high amount of fats, chemical additives, and sodium leading to obesity. II. High intake of sugars and fats tends to suppress the function of the brain that helps in learning and memory formation.
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- 1II weakens while I strengthens the statement.
- 2I weakens while II strengthens the statement.
- 3Both I and II strengthen the statement.✓
- 4Both I and II weaken the statement.
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Both I and II strengthen the statement.
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