Multiple choice

Despite the system in the hospitals having repeatedly failed, we still have been to expect 'good' services. And this means asking for something as basic as prompt treatment for an accident victim.

What may be inferred from the above statement?

  1. It would be a surprise if the accident victims are treated, as they are generally not treated.

  2. The hospitals have improved their services and will thereby be more efficient too.

  3. We should not lose hope in the system, just because of its system, as it will take some more time for the services to become “good”.

  4. We cannot expect the hospital services to give treatment to accident victims, because these become police cases.
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Explanation

'We still have been to expect 'good' services' provides the clue, which implies that accident victims are not treated usually and to expect good services would be hoping for a treatment for them. This thought is explicit in option (1), hence the answer.

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