Read the given statement and courses of action carefully and choose the logical course of action that follows the statement. Statement: Cargo agents have a large backlog of consignment deliveries because cargo space is not available. Courses of Action: 1. To solve this problem, agents should work with the airlines. 2. To solve this problem, the reasons for more air exports should be identified.
Only 1 follows
Only 1 follows is correct.
A course of action "follows" a statement only if it is a direct, workable step toward resolving the problem described. Each proposed action is tested against this requirement.
Action 1 proposes that agents coordinate with the airlines. Since the shortage of cargo space is controlled by airlines, cooperating with them to secure more space is a direct, practical remedy — this action follows. Action 2 proposes to study why air exports are rising. Understanding causes does not create any new cargo space and does not clear the existing backlog; it is an analytical exercise, not a problem-solving step, so it does not follow.
Statement: The Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI) receives the complaint of an officer taking bribes to do the duty he is supposed to.
Courses of action:
I. CBI should try to catch the officer red-handed and then take strict action against him.
II. CBI should wait for some more complaints about the officer to be sure about the matter.
The appropriate course(s) of an action is/are:
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