Statement and Argument

Strong and weak arguments based on statements.

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Q1 · Statement and Argument · EASY
Statement: Should the government ban the use of plastic bags in all cities? Argument I: Yes, plastic bags cause severe environmental pollution and harm wildlife. Argument II: No, plastic bags are cheap and convenient for everyday use. Which of the following is correct?
Q2 · Statement and Argument · EASY
Statement: Should vocational training be made compulsory in schools? Argument I: Yes, vocational training equips students with practical skills that help them earn a livelihood. Argument II: Yes, not all students are academically inclined and vocational training provides them alternative career paths. Which of the following is correct?
Q3 · Statement and Argument · MEDIUM
Statement: Should students be allowed to use mobile phones in school? Argument I: No, mobile phones distract students from studies and affect their academic performance. Argument II: Yes, mobile phones can be used as learning tools to access educational content and apps. Which of the following is correct?
Q4 · Statement and Argument · MEDIUM
Statement: Should the retirement age of government employees be increased from 60 to 65 years? Argument I: Yes, this will allow experienced employees to serve longer and will reduce the pension burden on the government. Argument II: No, this will block opportunities for younger people seeking government jobs. Which of the following is correct?
Q5 · Statement and Argument · HARD
Statement: Should capital punishment be abolished in India? Argument I: Yes, there is always a risk of executing an innocent person due to judicial errors. Argument II: No, capital punishment acts as a deterrent for heinous crimes and is necessary for maintaining law and order. Argument III: Yes, many developed countries have abolished capital punishment and rely on life imprisonment instead. Which of the following is correct?