Reason: A method called amniocentesis is performed to determine the sex of the foetus and check for genetic abnormalities.
Assertion: In order to stop the threat of female foeticide, amniocentesis misuse for sex determination led to a statutory prohibition.
Both the reason and the assertion are right, and the assertion is the proper explanation for the reason.
Both the reason and the assertion are correct, but the assertion does not explain the reason correctly.
The reason is correct, but the assertion is incorrect.
The rationale is incorrect, but the statement is correct.
The explanation is accurate, as amniocentesis is a process used to determine the sex of the foetus and test for genetic abnormalities. The claim is also accurate because the abuse of amniocentesis for sex determination did result in a legal prohibition intended to stop the threat of female foeticide. The argument, however, is incorrect because the rationale does not indicate that the restriction was enacted mainly to prevent female foeticide. Instead, it was being used improperly for selective abortion and sex determination, which is why the ban was put in place. Therefore, choice B is the right response.