Discussion
Assertion (A) : Summative evaluation tries to measure end results of a programme.
Reason (R) : This will help to decide whether to continue or discontinue the programme.
Answer: A
Summative evaluation is done at the end of a programme to measure its final results, so (A) is correct. Those end results tell the planners whether the programme should be continued or stopped, which makes (R) true, and it is the reason for doing summative evaluation, so it explains (A). The option that says (R) is not the explanation is wrong for that reason, and the options that call (R) or (A) false are also wrong. The key is option (A).
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