Consider the following statements in respect of questions asked by the Members in the Parliament of India:1.Unstarred questions are those to which a Member desires an oral answer in the House.2.Starred questions are those to which a Member desires a written answer.3.No supplementary question can be asked on an unstarred question.Which one of the following conclusions based on the above statements is correct?

1. A

   All the three statements are correct.

   This option claims that all three statements are correct, which is incorrect because statements 1 and 2 incorrectly invert the definitions of starred and unstarred questions, making them factually wrong.

2. B

   There are two correct statements, that include statement 2.

   This option claims there are two correct statements including statement 2, which is incorrect because statement 2 is false (starred questions require oral answers, not written ones).

3. C

   There is only one correct statement.

   (x) Official key: This option correctly states that only one statement is correct. Statement 3 is correct because no supplementary questions can be asked on unstarred questions, while statements 1 and 2 are inverted and thus incorrect.

4. D

   There is no correct statement.

   This option claims there is no correct statement, which is incorrect because statement 3 is factually accurate regarding unstarred questions in Parliament. Summary. Official key is (c) because only statement 3 is correct regarding parliamentary questions, as unstarred questions do not permit supplementary questions, whereas statements 1 and 2 incorrectly swap the definitions of starred and unstarred questions.

Summary. Official key is (c) because only statement 3 is correct regarding parliamentary questions, as unstarred questions do not permit supplementary questions, whereas statements 1 and 2 incorrectly swap the definitions of starred and unstarred questions.