Anger is an emotion; it needs special skills as to control it.
Assumption I : Anger need to be controlled.
Assumption II : Only skillful people can control it.

The correct answer is (A) Assumption I is implicit.

• Principle: An assumption is an unstated premise that is essential to the validity of the given statement. The statement implies that anger requires skills to be controlled, which logically necessitates that the desire or need for control exists.
• Logical Deduction: Assumption I is implicit because the necessity of "special skills" to control anger presupposes that the control of anger is an objective or requirement. Assumption II is not implicit because the statement mentions "special skills" are needed, but it does not claim that *only* skillful people possess these skills or that they are exclusive to a certain group.
• Verification: Since the statement asserts a functional requirement (skills for control), Assumption I logically supports the motivation behind the statement. Assumption II introduces a "restricting" word ("only") that is not supported by the general statement, making it invalid as an implicit assumption.