In the question below, are given a statement followed by three courses of actions numbered I, II, and III. Based on the information given, you have to assume everything in the statement to be true, and then decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.Statement:Indiaandrsquo;s secretive nuclear missile tracking ship, which will become part of an elaborate missile shield being planned against attacks is successfully undergoing harbour trials and is set to be delivered by December. The VC11184, a specialized Ocean Surveillance Ship being built for the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), is on its way to completion just over four years after it was ordered as part of the Modi governmentandrsquo;s focus on creating a nuclear missile shield for the nation.Courses of action:I. The complex vessel, which will generate over 14 MW of power just to power up its tracking radars, will have multiple roles for India andndash; from tracking enemy missiles to accurately giving data on tests that are routinely carried out of indigenous strategic missiles.II. The next step will include sea trials by a joint team of the Indian Navy and the NTRO in which its specialized surveillance systems andndash; three domeshaped antennas packed with sensors andndash; will be extensively tested before the handing over.III. The VC11184, which has not been given a formal andlsquo;commissioningandrsquo; name yet,is one of the largest warships to be built at an Indian yard, weighing in at over 15,000 tonnes.a)Only III followsb)Neither I nor III followsc)None followsd)All except III and IICorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

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In the question below, are given a statement followed by three courses of actions numbered I, II, and III. Based on the information given, you have to assume everything in the statement to be true, and then decide which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.
Statement:
India’s secretive nuclear missile tracking ship, which will become part of an elaborate missile shield being planned against attacks is successfully undergoing harbour trials and is set to be delivered by December. The VC11184, a specialized Ocean Surveillance Ship being built for the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), is on its way to completion just over four years after it was ordered as part of the Modi government’s focus on creating a nuclear missile shield for the nation.
Courses of action:
I. The complex vessel, which will generate over 14 MW of power just to power up its tracking radars, will have multiple roles for India – from tracking enemy missiles to accurately giving data on tests that are routinely carried out of indigenous strategic missiles.
II. The next step will include sea trials by a joint team of the Indian Navy and the NTRO in which its specialized surveillance systems – three domeshaped antennas packed with sensors – will be extensively tested before the handing over.
III. The VC11184, which has not been given a formal ‘commissioning’ name yet, is one of the largest warships to be built at an Indian yard, weighing in at over 15,000 tonnes.

a)
Only III follows
b)
Neither I nor III follows
c)
None follows
d)
All except III and II

Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

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The correct answer is option b, i.e. Neither I nor III follows, i.e. only II follows.
A course of action is something that needs to be done considering the present scenario in mind. From the statement, it is evident that India’s secretive nuclear missile tracking ship will get ready by this December.
From the options it is very much evident that even if one doesn’t understand the statement given we can still mark the answer choice.
The hint is evident at the beginning of the second course of action where the word ‘next step’ is mentioned. It clearly suggests that this is the appropriate course of action and also suggests that this is the nest step which will include sea trials. Both (I) and (III) can be rejected as (I) suggest what the vessel will do and does not suggest anything regarding the future course of action regarding the tracking ship. (III) is a very generic statement regarding the ship and in no way suggests a possible course of action thus, it can also be rejected. Thus, all the courses of action stated except (II) are irrelevant and can be rejected.

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