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    Question

    An information is given, followed by two statements

    labelled I and II. Identify which of the statements is/are possible reason(s) behind the given information. Information: This year, schools will have to operate on a hybrid model i.e. online as well physical school. Statements: I. Many parents are still not willing to send their children to places with large gatherings owing to a pandemic II. In schools, seating capacity will not be adequate to accommodate all the enrolled students owing to the social distancing norms.
    A Neither statement I nor II is a possible reason. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Both statements I and II are possible reasons. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Only statement I is a possible reason. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Only statement II is a possible reason. Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    Statement I: Many parents are still not willing to send their children to places with large gatherings owing to a pandemic. • This statement is a possible reason for schools adopting a hybrid model. Concerns about the ongoing pandemic and the desire to minimize the risk of exposure to the virus could lead parents to prefer online schooling or a combination of online and physical schooling. Statement II: In schools, seating capacity will not be adequate to accommodate all the enrolled students owing to the social distancing norms. • This statement is also a possible reason for schools adopting a hybrid model. Social distancing norms require schools to maintain physical distance between students, which may result in reduced seating capacity in classrooms. This limitation could necessitate a hybrid model where some students attend school physically on certain days while others participate in online classes. Therefore, both statements I and II are possible reasons behind the given information. The correct answer is option 2: "Both statements I and II are possible reasons."

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