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14% (01:40) wrong based on 7 sessions
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Researchers trying to make it possible to trace counterfeit documents to the printer that produced them are (i)_________the fact that the rotating drums and mirrors inside laser printers are imperfect devices that leave unique patterns of banding in their output. Although these patterns are (ii)_________to the naked eye, they can be (iii)__________and analyzed by computer programs that the researchers have spent the past year devising.
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Blank (ii)
Blank (iii)
Blank (i)
| A. exploiting |
| B. facing |
| C. manipulating |
Blank (ii)
| D. invisible |
| E. obvious |
| F. unappealing |
Blank (iii)
| G. detected |
| H. implemented |
| I. generated |
24 Nov 2024, 10:54
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The “although” that begins the second sentence suggests that there is a contrast between the way the naked eye perceives the patterns in question and the way computer programs can view them. Te answers to Blank (ii) and Blank (iii) must therefore reflect this contrast. “Invisible” and “detected” are the only pairing that does this. Blank (i) calls for a characterization of the relationship between the researchers and the inevitability of imperfections in printing technology. Since the passage asserts that researchers are using computers to analyze these imperfections, “exploiting” is the best choice for Blank (i). “Facing” does not imply the level of engagement detailed in the passage, while “manipulating” suggests that the researchers’ focus might be on changing the imperfections themselves, rather than analyzing them. Thus the correct answer is exploiting (Choice A), invisible (Choice D), and detected (Choice G).
The “although” that begins the second sentence suggests that there is a contrast between the way the naked eye perceives the patterns in question and the way computer programs can view them. Te answers to Blank (ii) and Blank (iii) must therefore reflect this contrast. “Invisible” and “detected” are the only pairing that does this. Blank (i) calls for a characterization of the relationship between the researchers and the inevitability of imperfections in printing technology. Since the passage asserts that researchers are using computers to analyze these imperfections, “exploiting” is the best choice for Blank (i). “Facing” does not imply the level of engagement detailed in the passage, while “manipulating” suggests that the researchers’ focus might be on changing the imperfections themselves, rather than analyzing them. Thus the correct answer is exploiting (Choice A), invisible (Choice D), and detected (Choice G).
