Which of the following is/are correct as an inference from the passage $$\newline$$ I. Agricultural practices should be carried out traditionally to improve productivity. $\newline$ II. Better infrastructure supports agricultural output.
Only I
Only II
Both I and II
Neither I nor II

Question

Which of the following is/are correct as an inference from the passage $$\newline$$ I. Agricultural practices should be carried out traditionally to improve productivity. $\newline$ II. Better infrastructure supports agricultural output.

Only I

Only II

Both I and II

Neither I nor II

Option 1: Only I

Option 2: Only II

Option 3: Both I and II

Option 4: Neither I nor II

AfterBoards · Accepted Answer

**Statement I** says agricultural practices should be carried out *traditionally* to improve productivity. Traditional methods are old ways of farming. Passages about improving agriculture typically suggest using **modern** techniques, not old ones. So, Statement I is **incorrect**. **Statement II** says better infrastructure (roads, irrigation systems, storage facilities, electricity, etc.) supports agricultural output. When farmers have good roads to transport crops, proper water supply, and better storage, they can grow and sell more. This is a valid inference from the passage. So, Statement II is **correct**. Since only Statement II is correct, the answer is **Option 2 (Only II)**.

Which of the following is/are correct as an inference from the passage $$\newline$$ I. Agricultural practices should be carried out traditionally to improve productivity. $\newline$ II. Better infrastructure supports agricultural output.

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