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In a question below is given a statement followed by two assumptions. You have to decide which assumption can be formed from the given statement. Statement: This world is neither good nor bad but each person understands the world in his own way. Assumption I: Some people find this world good. Assumption II: Some people find this world bad.

In a question below is given a statement followed by two assumptions. You have to decide which assumption can be formed from the given statement. Statement: This world is neither good nor bad but each person understands the world in his own way. Assumption I: Some people find this world good. Assumption II: Some people find this world bad. Correct Answer Both I and II follows

Statement: This world is neither good nor bad but each person understands the world in his own way.

Assumption I: Some people find this world good → True

Assumption II: Some people find this world bad → True

Both assumptions would be wrong if it had said as all people find this world good or bad. There is a possibility that some people interpret good or bad in their own way.

Thus both the assumptions follow.

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