PrepTest 123, Section 4, Question 20
The World Wide Web, a network of electronically(464 more words not shown)
According to the passage, which(22 more words not shown)
- ASuch messages are(7 more words not shown)
- BSuch messages are(6 more words not shown)
- CTransmission of such(4 more words not shown)
- DPeople do not(10 more words not shown)
- ESuch messages have(11 more words not shown)
Reading the passage
The owner deliberately records an outgoing message for callers to hear. If I give someone that owner's number, I'm directing the person to a message already made available; I haven't created that availability myself. That's the feature I would predict: the owner meant people who call to be able to listen.
Working the answers
- A
Both are electronic, but that isn't why sharing the number helps explain linking. A public notice on paper could also illustrate deliberately making information available to readers.
- B
We aren't told that answering-machine messages lack legal protection. The comparison relies on how the owner makes the message available, not on a legal exemption for messages.
- C
Speed isn't the basis of this analogy; the owner's decision to make the message available is.
- D
We aren't told whether people mind others recording their messages. The analogy concerns listening to a message the owner has made available, not making a new copy of it.
- ECorrect
Paragraph 3 says the message is intended to be heard by every caller. That matches A's decision to post the document, while B supplies only a route to it.
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