Deducing the author's viewpoint on the value of research results
Question
According to the author
Options
not many research results can be of value to an intelligent investigator
a research result is always valuable to an intelligent investigator
any research result can be of value to an intelligent investigator
a research result must always be of some value to an intelligent investigator
Explanation
The author argues that regardless of how "silly and insignificant" a piece of scientific data collection is, "there is always a chance that the results may be of value to the investigator of talent."
The phrasing "always a chance that [it] may be of value" means that utility is a universal possibility, not an absolute guarantee.
Answer: (c).
Question details
Year
2022
Paper
CSAT
Question
Q72
Section
Reading Comprehension
Sub-topic
Education / Research passage
Type
Factual single
Difficulty
Medium
Source hint
Passage 1 (Scientific research) - Q72
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