English- Distinguishing between Facts and Opinions

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: In case of outstanding candidates the condition of previous experience of social work may be waived by the admission committee for M.A. (social work).
Opinion:
I. Some of the students for M.A. (social work) will have previous experience social work.
II. Some of the students for M.A. (social work) will not have previous experiment of social work.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: In the Art Gallery paintings of a renowned artist are displayed for the public. The prices of the paintings are too high for a common man.
Opinion:
I. Common man purchases paintings from other places.
II. Costly paintings are generally displayed in Art Galleries.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: With the introduction of computerisation, our organisation can concentrate on personalised customer service.
Opinion:
I. Computerization is the only need of the hour.
II. Without computerisation, personalised customer service was not possible.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: Reading makes a full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man.
Opinion:
I. Pointed and precise expression comes only through extensive writing.
II. Extensive reading makes a complete man.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: I know7 nothing except the fact of my ignorance.
Opinion:
I. The writer's knowledge is very poor.
II. The world of knowledge is too vast to be explored by a single person.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: Though he is very intelligent he is not popular enough among! his colleagues.
Opinion:
I: Mere intelligence does not lead to popularity.
II. People do not like intelligent people.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: Castes on social side are a product of human organisations and not a mystery of divine appointment.
Opinion:
I: Castes are man-made.
II: Divinity has created many mysteries in the world.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: The dissimilarities between the problems of rural and urban development! stand out clearly when we compare the attitude of the government towards these! two fields.
Opinion:
I. Government has more favourable attitude towards rural development than urban development.
II. Government has more favourable attitude towards urban development than rural development.

Direction: In these questions a fact is followed by two opinions. You have to find which opinions follows the given fact. Give your answer as:
Fact: Domestic demand has been increasing faster than the production of indigenous crude oil.
Opinion:
I. Crude oil must be imported.
II. Domestic demand should be reduced.

Direction: Three sentences are given below you have to identify which sentence is a fact and which is opinion. Choose your answer as:
I: Candidates should be young energetic and dynamic in the age group of 27 to 32 years.
II: Persons below 27 years are not energetic.
Ill: Persons above 45 years are not young.