Discussion
Assertion (A) : Informative abstracts provide a concise summary of the subject content of an article.
Reason (R) : These are titleoriented than finding-oriented.
Answer: B
The assertion is true and the reason is false, so the answer is B.
An informative abstract gives a concise summary of the subject content, including the main findings, so it can sometimes replace the reading of the article.
The reason says that informative abstracts are title-oriented rather than finding-oriented. This is reversed: it is the indicative abstract that merely points to the subject, while the informative abstract is finding-oriented. So options A and C are wrong.
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