A statement is given followed by two inferences I and II. You have to consider the statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts. You have to decide which of the given inferences, if any, follow from the given statement? Statement: The pride parade held by the LGBT community occurs every year. Inferences: I. The LGBT community hasn’t gotten their rights. II. The government has not made it legal for individuals to pursue homosexual relationships.

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

None of the inferences follow

Either I or II follows.

Only I follows.

Only II follows.

Both I and II follow.

Neither I nor II follows.

Either I or II follows.

Only I follows.

Only II follows.

Both I and II follow.

Neither I nor II follows.

Either I or II follows.

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

None of the inferences follow

Either I or II follows.

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

None of the inferences follow

Either I or II follows.

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

None of the inferences follow

Either I or II follows.

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

Only inference I follows

Only inference II follows

Both inference I and II follow

Either inference is correct