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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25 questions
21. Statement: "Should India have a national digital currency?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will reduce transaction costs and improve financial inclusion. II. No, it will pose privacy risks and require massive technological infrastructure.
- Only I is strong
- Only II is strong
- Both I and II are strong
- Neither I nor II is strong
22. Statement: "Should India have a national ban on single-use plastics?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will significantly reduce environmental pollution and protect wildlife. II. No, it will affect packaging industries and lead to job losses.
- Only I is strong
- Only II is strong
- Both I and II are strong
- Neither I nor II is strong
23. Statement: "Should India have a national policy for work from home?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will reduce traffic congestion and improve work-life balance. II. No, it will reduce team collaboration and affect organizational culture.
- Only I is strong
- Only II is strong
- Both I and II are strong
- Neither I nor II is strong
24. Statement: "Should India have a national ban on junk food in schools?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will promote healthy eating habits and reduce childhood obesity. II. No, it will affect food businesses and limit consumer choice.
- Only I is strong
- Only II is strong
- Both I and II are strong
- Neither I nor II is strong
25. Statement: "Should India have a national policy for electric vehicle adoption?" Arguments: I. Yes, it will reduce air pollution and decrease oil import dependence. II. No, it will require massive infrastructure investment and affect traditional auto industry.
- Only I is strong
- Only II is strong
- Both I and II are strong
- Neither I nor II is strong