Discussion
Assertion:
Insatiably curious children usually grow up to be genius.
RI. They ask so many questions that they learn about most of the things much earlier than an average child.
RII. Only a genius mind is full of curiosity.
Answer: A
Correct answer: Only RI and not RII is the reason for the assertion.
RI supplies a mechanism: a child who keeps asking questions learns more, and earlier, than one who does not - which could indeed lead to exceptional attainment. RII reverses the direction of the claim, making curiosity a symptom of genius rather than a cause of it, so it cannot explain the assertion. Only RI is the reason.
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