The assumption is subjective and does not necessarily follow from the statement.

The assumption is false because penguins are birds that cannot fly, contradicting the statement.

The assumption contradicts the statement, as it implies that not all flying creatures are birds.

If all cats are mammals, it logically follows that some mammals must be cats.

The statement does not imply that all animals are dogs; it only states that all dogs are included in the category of animals.

If all dogs bark, then it is true that some animals that bark are indeed dogs.

The assumption is valid as it does not contradict the statement about dogs.

Since apples are classified as fruits, the assumption is true.

The assumption is definitely true as it supports the idea that fruits, being healthy, contrast with junk food.

The assumption is true and does not contradict the statement about fruits being healthy.

The statement indicates that squares are a subset of rectangles, not that all rectangles are squares.

The assumption is valid as it is possible that some students may not adhere to the rule of submitting on time.

The assumption is invalid because the statement implies that all students will submit on time, contradicting the assumption.

If all teachers are educated, it is reasonable to assume that some educated people are indeed teachers.

If eating fruits improves health, it implies that fruits must be healthy.

The assumption is probably true as it suggests a correlation between fruit consumption and health.

While eating fruits is good for health, it does not imply that all healthy diets must include fruits.

The assumption is probably true as it suggests a correlation, but it is not a certainty.

The assumption does not contradict the statement; it simply acknowledges that not all students study hard.

The assumption that mental health is a concern validates the statement about the benefits of exercise.

The assumption is probably true as exercise is linked to improved mental health, but it does not apply to everyone.

The assumption that a healthy lifestyle leads to longevity supports the statement about exercise.

The assumption is valid as it suggests that if exercise is essential, then the lack of it among many people is a concern.

The assumption is false because there are other factors that contribute to a healthy lifestyle beyond exercise.

The assumption is probably true as good health is often associated with longevity.

Not all unhealthy individuals do not exercise; other factors contribute to health.

The assumption is true and does not contradict the statement; it simply indicates that education is not exclusive to teachers.

The assumption does not necessarily follow from the statement; the ground could be wet for other reasons.

The assumption is irrelevant because the preference for online classes does not imply their effectiveness.

An increase in public transport usage suggests that it is becoming more efficient, supporting the assumption.