PrepTest 123, Section 1, Question 5

AnalogyDifficulty4 of 5
Passage 1Course packs and copyright protection
The questionFull text in your LawHub copy of PrepTest 123

In a recent court case, a copy-shop owner(422 more words not shown)

Which one of the following(20 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.

  • B
    Correct

    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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