Multiple choice

We hear it said that, for all the social advancement that India has made over the past fifty years - for all of the cultural and social barriers that we have removed, this remains an inherently socially prejudiced society, in which the higher class has never fully accepted the equal humanity of the lower class. Those who repeat this slander against India neglect the fact that, as I write, some of the most popular TV programmes focus on the lives of proud lower class families, whose members have become some of the best-recognized-and most widely admired-people in India.

The argument above assumes that

  1. TV program production is a challenging and financially rewarding profession

  2. fifty years ago a TV program on lower class family would not have been popular

  3. those who label India a racist society seek to start unrest and disrupt the fabric of Indian society

  4. a person's attitude towards a character on TV program is like his attitude toward real people with similar characteristics

  5. the cultural and social barriers do not stand in the way of upwardly mobile people from lower class families

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D Correct answer
Explanation

 This signifies the author's point, and based on this he assumes that India is no longer a racist society as people supposed it to be earlier.