Statement: Like a mad man, I decided to follow him.
Assumptions:
1. I am not a mad man.
2. I am a mad man.
Answer: C
Correct answer: Either I or II is implicit
To say one acted “like a mad man” is to compare oneself with one, and such a comparison implies a view either way - that one is not really mad, or that one is. Which of the two is meant the sentence does not settle. Either I or II is implicit.
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