Hi Siddharth,
How ru? I have a few doubts on your post below.
Could you please help me understand...
Quote:
Originally Posted by
medulla
Hi Puys,
Try following set:- The recent ban on playing music while driving will result in a reduction in the number of accidents on roads.
- Every enrolment in an Educational institute is a point of contact with the customer and such contacts have the potential to generate further enrolments.
- Given the abysmal state of affairs in some public hospitals, the doctor there should either seek employment in private hospitals or go abroad.
- It is really paradoxical that some places which experience heavy rainfall also experience severe shortage of water.
- Thefindings of this study indicate that established guidelines and procedures are not being followed with regard to the development, administration and management of distance education programmes.
All the Best...
1)
INFERENCE: Here we can divide the statement into two parts. The
first part says that playing music is banned while driving. The
second part says that road accidents will reduce. Now we can clearly see that
statement two which is a judgment is directly dependent on the first statement which in turn is a fact. So as a whole this statement is an INFERENCE.
2)
FACT: Here too the statement can be divided into two parts. The first says that enrollment is a point of contact with the customer i.e with the parents of the child which is an obvious true statement. The second part which you should keep in mind is that it is adjoin with the first statement and is not the conclusion or some inference drawn from it. In the second statement what it says is that like other business if a customer is satisfied with the service of someone i.e. shop/org etc... then they recommend it so in other words if school have some satisfied parents with their school/institute then through them they can have more children in their school. So this is true that "...the potential to generate further enrollments." Hence this whole statement is a FACT I think.
3)
INFERENCE: At first instance I was going as a judgement for this statement, but I moved to inference for this, since the speaker has drawn his conclusion on the basis of the state of affairs which he is seeing at present of the public hospitals.
4)
FACT: Yeah situation like this where in spite of heavy rainfall, shortage of water is an issue can be or should be termed as a paradoxical situation. So this is a FACT in this case.
5)
INFERENCE: In this statement the word that should be kept note of is " indicate". The studies just indicate, they are not the conclusion that is drawn. So indication means that you have some facts or data beside you and you draw some judgment from it. Hence it will be termed as an INFERENCE.
Well it might be too long reasoning for some but I was not able to shorten it . Also questions like this without any options are a great execrsice for eevryone since I think due to this one's reasoning power will be stronger in FIJ questions. Therefore I request you all to post questions without giving any options which will helo each one of us. Hope everyone agrees with it.
Regards,
Siddharth
My questions:
1. Every enrolment in an Educational institute is a point of contact with the customer and such contacts have the potential to generate further enrolments.
This sentence looks like a judgement to me. Why?
a). Every enrolment in an educational institute is a point of contact with the customer (fact)
b). such contacts have the potential to generate further enrollments (judgement) I feel it as judgement because you are judging the potential of such contacts...please correct my understanding..
2. 3.some people join religious groups to find spiritual salvation.
Again i think this is judgement, because people might join for several reasons but what u think is that they join for spiritual salvation. This is ur opinion or judegement.
Please let me know ur views on the above
Regards
Sai