Statement: A video by Chinese police giving advice on how to deal with a knife attack has gone viral. While suggesting what to do in the event of an attack, an officer responds by running away and screaming, "Help! Police officer!". Which of the following objection(s) may not be a probable reason(s) for the above-taken step by the Chinese police? I. It reportedly was aimed at telling citizens they should not seek the help of authorities when confronted by an attacker. II. It reportedly was aimed at telling citizens they should seek the help of authorities when confronted by an attacker. III. It reportedly was aimed at telling citizens they should divert the attacker by screaming and then attack the attacker. IV. It reportedly was aimed at telling citizens they should seek the help of police to nab the attacker and then attack him with the help of police authorities. Correct Answer Only I, III and IV The correct answer is option 1, i.e. Only I, III and IV. The question asks about which of the objectives(s) may not be a probable reason(s) for the above-taken step by the Chinese police. It can be inferred that they wanted to tell the people to not panic and seek the help of the police and should not attack the attacker back as it may prove fatal. Objective II is the correct idea that they wanted to convey through the video and thus, can be eliminated as our answer choice. Objectives I, III and IV are irrelevant and can be marked as an answer choice. Option 1 captures all the irrelevant objectives and is thus the most suitable answer choice.