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Updated on: 10 Jul 2022, 19:00
Originally posted by phoenix2194 on 07 Jul 2022, 10:12.
Last edited by phoenix2194 on 10 Jul 2022, 19:00, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by phoenix2194 on 10 Jul 2022, 19:00, edited 1 time in total.
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Advertisers typically prohibit graphic designers from signing their works because the purpose of a graphic design is to draw attention to an advertised product or service, not the designer. Nonetheless, it is better that graphic designers not remain anonymous. Anonymity undermines effective graphic design by making it difficult to hold designers accountable for their work.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the overall conclusion drawn in the argument?
(A) Prohibitions against graphic designers' signing their works are common in advertising.
(B) In advertising, the purpose of a graphic design is to focus on an advertised product or service rather than on the designer.
(C) It is not desirable that graphic designers remain anonymous.
(D) Graphic design is made less effective by anonymity on the part of graphic designers.
(E) Holding graphic designers accountable for their work is difficult when those designers are anonymous.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the overall conclusion drawn in the argument?
(A) Prohibitions against graphic designers' signing their works are common in advertising.
(B) In advertising, the purpose of a graphic design is to focus on an advertised product or service rather than on the designer.
(C) It is not desirable that graphic designers remain anonymous.
(D) Graphic design is made less effective by anonymity on the part of graphic designers.
(E) Holding graphic designers accountable for their work is difficult when those designers are anonymous.
10 Jul 2022, 09:25
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The second sentence should be the main conclusion: it is better that graphic designers remain anonymous. But do you have a typo and lack of a word? I think it should be: it is NOT better that graphic designers remain anonymous.
11 Jul 2022, 06:35
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Here the facts in the argument say that Advertisers prohibit graphic designers from signing their works and Anonymity undermines effective graphic design by making it difficult to hold designers accountable for their work and then in the second last line the author gives his opinion that it's better that graphic designers not remain anonymous and Option C perfectly concludes this argument.
Here option A is out of scope.
Option B is talking about the purpose of advertising, so again out of scope.
Option D talks about how a design is made less effective but the argument talks about effective designs.
Option E talks about difficulties and not conclusion.
Hence, Option C is our winner as it clearly states authors opinion that 'It is not desirable that graphic designers remain anonymous.'
Here option A is out of scope.
Option B is talking about the purpose of advertising, so again out of scope.
Option D talks about how a design is made less effective but the argument talks about effective designs.
Option E talks about difficulties and not conclusion.
Hence, Option C is our winner as it clearly states authors opinion that 'It is not desirable that graphic designers remain anonymous.'
