@themaster said: I think I got the catch puys, @sonamaries7: "I will ensure that the children attend the..." does not ensure that they'll be able to cope with the studies within the school, however it does ensure that the author will make them get through to the school, so the author is assuming that his children can cope with the IB Diploma(B). And he is ensuring that they'll get through (C)

Nice question,Moral: CR requires "critical analysis" plz post more from this source

@themaster said: @sonamaries7: what is the OA, is it C?

@Brooklyn said: @sonamaries7: is the ans C ???

puys plz share the approach for the qs attached...

@Brooklyn said: @lopagargg: Could u xplain as to y for both?? Wld help in logic development

@Brooklyn said:

is it B ??

@lopagargg said: Answer the following as instructed.The department store owned by my competitor sells green necklaces that glow in the dark. Only those customers of mine wearing those necklaces must be giving business to the competition.The conclusion could best be strengthened by

a) deleting “that glow in the dark.”

b) changing “sells” to “has sold.”

c) changing “the competition” to “my competitor.”

d)inserting "only" as the first word in sentence one

@Brooklyn said:

my take : B

@Brooklyn said:

My take C

@lopagargg said: Official sources put the number of child labourers in the country at 17 million of which two million are engaged in hazardous occupations. On the other hand, while some independent sources estimate the number to be closer to 44 million, there are others who have fixed the figure at 100 million. Which of the following could be the fundamental reason for the conflicting reports on the size of child labour?

Select the correct alternative from the given choices.

a) Accuracy of official sources.

b) Inaccuracy of independent sources.

c) Lack of agreement between official figures and figures of independent sources in all areas.

d) prevailing confusion on the question of what constitutes child labour

@lopagargg said: Answer the following as instructed.

Consumers are not so easily manipulated as they are often painted. They may know what they want, and what they want may be greatly different from what other people believe they need.Which of the following statements, if true, most weakens the above argument?

a) Most people continue to buy the same brand of a product year after year.

b) Companies that advertise the most sell the most products

c) Store shelves packed with a variety of different brands have the potential to confuse the consumer.

d) most consumers know which brand they are going to buy before entering the store

@PURITAN said: @lopagargg option

option b

@lopagargg said: Official sources put the number of child labourers in the country at 17 million of which two million are engaged in hazardous occupations. On the other hand, while some independent sources estimate the number to be closer to 44 million, there are others who have fixed the figure at 100 million. Which of the following could be the fundamental reason for the conflicting reports on the size of child labour?

Select the correct alternative from the given choices.

a) Accuracy of official sources.

b) Inaccuracy of independent sources.

c) Lack of agreement between official figures and figures of independent sources in all areas.

d) prevailing confusion on the question of what constitutes child labour

@themaster said: @lopagargg: Plz explain he Customer one! why is the answer a?

@themaster said:

b, OA plz

@themaster said:

option b, please give set numbers to avoid quoting the whole ques.

@lopagargg said: Official sources put the number of child labourers in the country at 17 million of which two million are engaged in hazardous occupations. On the other hand, while some independent sources estimate the number to be closer to 44 million, there are others who have fixed the figure at 100 million. Which of the following could be the fundamental reason for the conflicting reports on the size of child labour?

Select the correct alternative from the given choices.

a) Accuracy of official sources.

b) Inaccuracy of independent sources.

c) Lack of agreement between official figures and figures of independent sources in all areas.

d) prevailing confusion on the question of what constitutes child labour

@lopagargg said: Answer the following as instructed.

Consumers are not so easily manipulated as they are often painted. They may know what they want, and what they want may be greatly different from what other people believe they need.Which of the following statements, if true, most weakens the above argument?

a) Most people continue to buy the same brand of a product year after year.

b) Companies that advertise the most sell the most products

c) Store shelves packed with a variety of different brands have the potential to confuse the consumer.

d) most consumers know which brand they are going to buy before entering the store

SET 113-

Developed countries have made adequate provisions for social security for senior citizens.State insurers (as well as private ones) offer Medicare and pension benefits to people who can no longer earn. In India, with the collapse of the joint family system, the traditional shelter of the elderly has disappeared. And the state faced with a financial crunch is not in a position to provide social security. So, it is advisable that the working population give serious thought to building a financial base for itself. Which one of the following, if it were to happen, weakens the conclusions drawn in the above passage the most?

1. The investible income of the working population, as a proportion of its total income, will grow in the future.

2. The insurance sector is underdeveloped and trends indicate that it will be extensively privatized in the future.

3. India is on a path of development that will take it to a developed country status, with all its positive and negative implications.

4. If the working population builds a stronger financial base, there will be a revival of joint family system.

source: wordpandit. com

@dreamz007 said: @sudipto792

ya right but i dunno why its BC nd CB for the 2nd ??

both are having the same sentence construction .. with when

so whats the differnce>??

@purwar_ankit said: @lopagargg MY TAKE IS D 'INSERTING ONLY'

@bluechameleon18 said: @lopagargg

child labor set

D

@brixcel said:

D

@dragongirl said:

is it d??

@lopagargg said: Official sources put the number of child labourers in the country at 17 million of which two million are engaged in hazardous occupations. On the other hand, while some independent sources estimate the number to be closer to 44 million, there are others who have fixed the figure at 100 million. Which of the following could be the fundamental reason for the conflicting reports on the size of child labour?

Select the correct alternative from the given choices.

a) Accuracy of official sources.

b) Inaccuracy of independent sources.

c) Lack of agreement between official figures and figures of independent sources in all areas.

d) prevailing confusion on the question of what constitutes child labour

@lopagargg said: Answer the following as instructed.

Consumers are not so easily manipulated as they are often painted. They may know what they want, and what they want may be greatly different from what other people believe they need.Which of the following statements, if true, most weakens the above argument?

a) Most people continue to buy the same brand of a product year after year.

b) Companies that advertise the most sell the most products

c) Store shelves packed with a variety of different brands have the potential to confuse the consumer.

d) most consumers know which brand they are going to buy before entering the store

@lopagargg said: Answer the following as instructed.The department store owned by my competitor sells green necklaces that glow in the dark. Only those customers of mine wearing those necklaces must be giving business to the competition.The conclusion could best be strengthened by

a) deleting “that glow in the dark.”

b) changing “sells” to “has sold.”

c) changing “the competition” to “my competitor.”

d)inserting "only" as the first word in sentence one

@Pratishruti said:

option c??

Consumers are not so easily manipulated as they are often painted. They may know what they want, and what they want may be greatly different from what other people believe they need.

Which of the following statements, if true, most weakens the above argument?

a) Most people continue to buy the same brand of a product year after year.

b) Companies that advertise the most sell the most products

c) Store shelves packed with a variety of different brands have the potential to confuse the consumer.

d) most consumers know which brand they are going to buy before entering the store