Statement:In many states, children below the age of 6 years cannot be admitted to class I.Argument I:Children should have necessary mental and physical development.Argument II:In the early years, the child should be accompanied by his parents.

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Argument II is effective

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Argument I is effective

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Arguments I and II are effective

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Neither argument I nor II is effective

1.	Statement:In many states, children below the age of 6 years cannot be admitted to class I.Argument I:Children should have necessary mental and physical development.Argument II:In the early years, the child should be accompanied by his parents.
A.	Argument I is effective
B.	Argument II is effective
C.	Arguments I and II are effective
D.	Neither argument I nor II is effective
Answer» B. Argument II is effective

Statement:In many states, children below the age of 6 years cannot be admitted to class I.Argument I:Children should have necessary mental and physical development.Argument II:In the early years, the child should be accompanied by his parents.

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