Statement:
This world is neither good nor evil but each man interprets the world in his own way.
Conclusions:
I. Some people find this world quite good.
II. Some people find this world quite bad.
Answer: D
The statement is a rather philosophical one which states that the world is neither good nor bad and that each person interprets the world in his/her own way. This basically means that every person perceives this world in his/her terms. This implies that some people could perceive the good side of the world and some others would see the bad side. But we cannot generalise and say that all people find the world good or that all find it bad. The objection in the above case is to the use of the word 'all' which would mean a sweeping generalisation which is something that is not supported by the given statement. However, in this case conclusion I and II both follow on account of the word 'some'.