Question

A research showed that students who take tuitions, score less marks than the ones who study by themselves. It raises the question whether it is worth sending students to tuitions after 6 hours of school every day?

The statements above, if true, best support which of the following assertions?

1. Teachers who give tuitions are not good teachers. 
2. Students do not like to take tuitions.
3. Students who study by themselves are smarter than the students who take tuitions.
4. Students who take tuitions are academically weak. 
5. Students who take tuitions can fully concentrate neither at school, nor at tuition due to long working hours. 

Answer 1

Correct Answer - Option 5 : Students who take tuitions can fully concentrate neither at school, nor at tuition due to long working hours. 

The statements discuss about students who are taking tuition and are not performing as good as the ones who don't take tuition. Option 1 cannot be right as it generalises all the tuition teachers as bad teachers. Similarly, option 3 and 4 make assumptions without any basis by calling all the students who do not take tuition smarter and the ones who do, academically weak. Option 2 is irrelevant to the statements. Option 5 gives a valid reason as to why students who take tuition can't perform as good in school as the ones who study by themselves. It is because they cannot be productive after studying for long hours every day. Hence, option 5 is the right answer.