Directions (1-5): Below are given some passages followed by several possible inferences which can be drawn from the facts stated in the passage. You have to examine each inference separately in the context of the passage and then decide upon its degree of truth and falsity.
Mark your answer as:
(1) if the inference is definitely true.
(2) if the inference is probably true.
(3) if the data is inadequate.
(4) if the inference is probably false.
(5) if the inference is definitely false.
Indian granite industry is in peril in the absence of a uniform policy from the State Governments, despite the thrust given by liberalisation policies of the Union Government in the last two years. Compared to the remarkable progress in the field during the last three years, the absence of matching policies by State Governments had put granite quarry owners and others involved in the industry on the verge of collapse in the international market. The policies differed from state to state, had created problems as far as loyalty, dead rent and duration of lease were concerned.
1. The granite production is largely controlled by individuals.
2. The granite produced in India does not match with the quality of international level.
3. The Union Government’s liberalisation policy became applicable to granite industry only during the last two years.
4. Each state having granite quarry has set up its own rules which are contrary to the interest of the industry.
5. Till three years ago, granite production in India was not profitable.
Directions (6-10): Below are given some passages followed by several possible inferences which can be drawn from the facts stated in the passage. You have to examine each inference separately in the context of the passage and then decide upon its degree of truth and falsity.
Mark your answer as:
(1) if the inference is definitely true.
(2) if the inference is probably true.
(3) if the data is inadequate.
(4) if the inference is probably false.
(5) if the inference is definitely false.
The force of technological change will have an impact on the manufacturing industry. But the real effect will be on the information processing industry like software development, service industries like airlines, insurance and consulting – both technical and managerial, designing and executing jobs. Another feature of technological change by the end of century will be the resistance to change from within and outside the organisations. Satisfactory resolutions will require a high degree of mutual cooperation between Government and Industry, Industry and its users, Management and Unions and within organisations across functions.
6. The information processing industry has been less amenable to technological change than the manufacturing industry.
7. The technological change will affect only specific functions in an organisation leaving the others undisturbed.
8. As compared to service industry, the manufacturing industry will be less affected by the technological change.
9. Technological change has already set in.
10. People prefer status quo.
Answer
1. Option (1)
2. Option (3)
3. Option (1)
4. Option (1)
5. Option (3)
6. Option (4)
7. Option (3)
8. Option (1)
9. Option (2)
10. Option (3)
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