2016 · Q95
A ‘dogmatic statement’ in the context means a statement which is
EnglishSpotting Errors
- Aconvincing
- Bproved
- Cunquestionable
- Ddoubtful
Explanation
In context, a 'dogmatic statement' is an assertion made confidently without any observation of the facts — stated as though it were unquestionable (C). 'Convincing' (A) and 'proved' (B) wrongly imply evidence behind it, while 'doubtful' (D) is the opposite of dogmatic certainty. Hence the answer is C.