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- Section 1, Question 5
In a recent court case, a copy-shop owner(422 more words not shown)
Which one of the following(20 more words not shown)
- AAn artisan generates(25 more words not shown)
- BA choir director(30 more words not shown)
- CA grocer makes(16 more words not shown)
- DA professional graphic(17 more words not shown)
- EA souvenir store(22 more words not shown)
Reading the passage
Start with the professors' role. They select readings for students, then turn to a copying service to have those readings reproduced. They aren't the people operating the copying equipment or selling copies for their own profit.
What we’re looking for
So I want someone who assembles material for a particular group and has another business reproduce it. That relationship matters more than whether an answer happens to mention a photocopier.
Working the answers
- A
The artisan makes and sells the copies directly; there's no professor-like person sending a selection to a copying service for a particular group.
- BCorrect
The choir director matches the professor, the selected recordings match the assigned readings, and the recording studio matches the copy shop. The studio produces a package for the choir members, just as the shop produces course packs for students.
- C
Selling cheaper sandwiches doesn't match selecting material and outsourcing its reproduction.
- D
This artist makes and sells the reproductions. The professors arrange for another business to make copies for their students; they don't occupy the producer-and-seller role D describes.
- E
Selling miniature sculptures doesn't supply the relationship between a professor, a copying service, and students.
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