A statement is given followed by two assumptions numbered I and II. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true and decide which of the given assumptions is/are implicit in the statement.
Statement:
Please register for the event latest by 21 April to collect free passes. Passes will not be issued without valid address proof.
Assumptions:
I. Voter ID card is a valid address proof.
II. Passes can be purchased at the venue.

Correct option is C

Statement: "Please register for the event latest by 21 April to collect free passes. Passes will not be issued without valid address proof."

Assumptions:

Assumption I: Voter ID card is a valid address proof.

·       The statement only mentions the need for a valid address proof but does not specify which types of documents are considered valid. While a Voter ID could potentially be a valid address proof, this is not explicitly stated or implied. Therefore, we cannot assume that a Voter ID card is implicitly accepted as valid address proof.

·       Assumption I is not implicit.

Assumption II: Passes can be purchased at the venue.

·       The statement mentions that passes are available for free if registered by a specific date, but it does not imply that passes can also be purchased at the venue. There is no indication that passes are available for sale at all.

·       Assumption II is also not implicit.

Conclusion: Neither of the assumptions is implicit based on the given statement.

Correct answer is C) Neither assumption I nor II is implicit.