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In the question given below is given a statement followed by assumptions numbered I, II and III. Read the statement carefully and answer if:

Statement: “The workers have decided to go on strike. God, what will happen to our supply orders” – a manufacturer.

Assumptions:
I. It is not moral for the workers to go on strike.
II. Supply is likely to be distributed as a result of the strike.
III. Praying to God may help one in a critical situation.

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Important Questions on Statement and Assumption

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State Bank Probationary Officers Preliminary Examination>Chapter 34 - Statement and Assumption>Misc. Questions with Solutions>Q 38

In the question given below is given a statement followed by assumptions numbered I, II and III. Read the statement carefully and answer if:

Statement: “There is a nasty wind blowing from the north. We must reach an island before the storm reaches us” – Captain to his crew.

Assumptions:
I. The wind is blowing very fast.
II. It is dangerous to sail during a storm.
III. There is an island somewhere near the ship.

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State Bank Probationary Officers Preliminary Examination>Chapter 34 - Statement and Assumption>Misc. Questions with Solutions>Q 39

In the question given below is given a statement followed by assumptions numbered I, II and III. Read the statement carefully and answer if:

Statement: “God- if my intentions have been pure and if my efforts sincere, I pray that, by your majestic grace, I emerge successful. Amen!” – A woman in the church.

Assumptions:
I. God helps only those who pray.
II. God helps only those whose intentions are pure.
III. Prayers do help people.

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State Bank Probationary Officers Preliminary Examination>Chapter 34 - Statement and Assumption>Misc. Questions with Solutions>Q 40
Statement: Once a company has established an extensive sales network in a foreign market and achieved substantial sales. It seems that these markets should be treated in a fashion similar to those in one’s country. It is therefore those countries where only initial sales and representation have been developed where marketing methods will have to differ from domestic activities.
This statement assumes that: