Statement and Argument Questions and Answers

Practicing Statement and Argument Questions with Answers involves evaluating the strength and weakness of various arguments related to a given statement. This is a key part of management entrance tests like CAT and MAT, and is used by TCS in its recruitment process. It is fundamental to developing persuasive communication and critical analysis.

Statement and Argument

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1. Statement: "Should India focus more on manufacturing sector than service sector?" Arguments: I. Yes, manufacturing creates more employment opportunities for semi-skilled and unskilled labor. II. No, service sector contributes more to GDP and requires less infrastructure investment.
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2. Statement: "Should the government ban all plastic packaging in the country?" Arguments: I. Yes, plastic pollution is destroying our environment and marine life. II. No, it will adversely affect industries and lead to job losses.
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3. Statement: "Should India switch to presidential form of government?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will provide stable governance and quick decision-making. II. No, it is against the basic structure of our constitution.
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4. Statement: "Should capital punishment be abolished in India?" Arguments: I. Yes, every human has right to life and reformation. II. No, it acts as strong deterrent for heinous crimes.
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5. Statement: "Should professional degrees like engineering and medicine be offered only in government institutions?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will maintain quality of education and prevent commercialization. II. No, it will reduce opportunities for students and increase burden on government.
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6. Statement: "Should India have a uniform civil code?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will promote national integration and gender equality. II. No, it will interfere with religious freedom and cultural diversity.
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7. Statement: "Should voting be made compulsory in India?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will strengthen democracy and increase political accountability. II. No, it violates individual freedom and right to choose.
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8. Statement: "Should India legalize sports betting?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will generate substantial tax revenue and curb illegal activities. II. No, it will promote gambling addiction and financial ruin for families.
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9. Statement: "Should India have a two-child policy?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will control population growth and conserve resources. II. No, it will lead to gender imbalance and human rights violations.
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10. Statement: "Should India introduce inheritance tax?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will reduce wealth inequality and generate government revenue. II. No, it will discourage savings and investment and lead to capital flight.
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