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Peter: Unlike in the past, most children’s stories nowadays don’t have clearly immoral characters in them. They should, though. Children need to learn the consequences of being bad.
Yoko: Children’s stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them, but now these characters tend not to be the sort that frighten children. Surely that’s an improvement.
Peter and Yoko disagree over whether today’s children’s stories
(A) should be less frightening than they are
(B) tend to be less frightening than earlier children’s stories were
(C) differ significantly in overall quality from earlier children’s stories
(D) tend to have clearly immoral characters in them
(E) should help children learn the consequences of being bad
Yoko: Children’s stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them, but now these characters tend not to be the sort that frighten children. Surely that’s an improvement.
Peter and Yoko disagree over whether today’s children’s stories
(A) should be less frightening than they are
(B) tend to be less frightening than earlier children’s stories were
(C) differ significantly in overall quality from earlier children’s stories
(D) tend to have clearly immoral characters in them
(E) should help children learn the consequences of being bad
25 Oct 2019, 11:48
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If you read the first clause of each person's statement, the two people clearly disagree over whether immoral characters are present in contemporary children's stories, so D is correct.
24 Apr 2020, 23:30
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Peter: Unlike in the past, most children’s stories nowadays don’t have clearly immoral characters in them. They should, though. Children need to learn the consequences of being bad.
Yoko: Children’s stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them, but now these characters tend not to be the sort that frighten children. Surely that’s an improvement.
Peter: Most children's stories nowadays don't have clearly immoral characters in them
Yoko: Children's stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them
=> Obvious disagreement here.
Peter and Yoko disagree over whether today’s children’s stories
(D) is the answer.
Yoko: Children’s stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them, but now these characters tend not to be the sort that frighten children. Surely that’s an improvement.
Peter: Most children's stories nowadays don't have clearly immoral characters in them
Yoko: Children's stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters in them
=> Obvious disagreement here.
Peter and Yoko disagree over whether today’s children’s stories
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Neither of them stated this (A) is out
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This is Yoko's statement. Peter's statement was not against this (B) is out.
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They never discuss about quality (C) is out.
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As concluded above.
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Yoko says nothing about this. (E) is out.
(D) is the answer.
