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Journalists agree universally that lying is absolutely taboo. Yet, while many reporters claim that spoken words ought to be quoted verbatim, many others believe that tightening a quote from a person who is interviewed is legitimate on grounds that the speaker’s remarks would have been more concise if the speaker had written them instead. Also, many reporters believe that, to expose wrongdoing, failing to identify oneself as a reporter is permissible, while
others condemn such behavior as a type of lying.
Which one of the following is most supported by the information above?
(A) Reporters make little effort to behave ethically.
(B) There is no correct answer to the question of whether lying in a given situation is right or wrong.
(C) Omission of the truth is the same thing as lying.
(D) Since lying is permissible in some situations, reporters are mistaken to think that it is absolutely taboo.
(E) Reporters disagree on what sort of behavior qualifies as lying.
others condemn such behavior as a type of lying.
Which one of the following is most supported by the information above?
(A) Reporters make little effort to behave ethically.
(B) There is no correct answer to the question of whether lying in a given situation is right or wrong.
(C) Omission of the truth is the same thing as lying.
(D) Since lying is permissible in some situations, reporters are mistaken to think that it is absolutely taboo.
(E) Reporters disagree on what sort of behavior qualifies as lying.
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Journalists agree universally that lying is absolutely taboo. Yet, while many reporters claim that spoken words ought to be quoted verbatim, many others believe that tightening a quote from a person who is interviewed is legitimate on grounds that the speaker’s remarks would have been more concise if the speaker had written them instead. Also, many reporters believe that, to expose wrongdoing, failing to identify oneself as a reporter is permissible, while
others condemn such behavior as a type of lying.
Lets summarize quickly
Premise :
Journalists agree on lying is taboo.
Next, there are two set of reporters one says they should quote exact verbatim others say they can be shortened till its conveys the speaker's exact remarks.
Journalists/Reporters Conclusions:
Some believe to expose wrongdoing its alright to fail as reporter while others condemn it
[i] what does it mean? Note both agree on lying is taboo, bc thats stated in premise. which means they are actually dicey about what should be considered lying and what not.
Which one of the following is most supported by the information above?
(A) Reporters make little effort to behave ethically. ---Does the passage talks about it? nope
(B) There is no correct answer to the question of whether lying in a given situation is right or wrong. -- That's the conflict between the reporters can generalize it.
(C) Omission of the truth is the same thing as lying. ----one side of the story of reporters. definitely can't be concluded overall .
(D) Since lying is permissible in some situations, reporters are mistaken to think that it is absolutely taboo. --I don't see any justification of lying is permissible in the premise. Naah cant buy it.
(E) Reporters disagree on what sort of behavior qualifies as lying. ---Yup, I can clearly see that!
others condemn such behavior as a type of lying.
Lets summarize quickly
Premise :
Journalists agree on lying is taboo.
Next, there are two set of reporters one says they should quote exact verbatim others say they can be shortened till its conveys the speaker's exact remarks.
Journalists/Reporters Conclusions:
Some believe to expose wrongdoing its alright to fail as reporter while others condemn it
[i] what does it mean? Note both agree on lying is taboo, bc thats stated in premise. which means they are actually dicey about what should be considered lying and what not.
Which one of the following is most supported by the information above?
(A) Reporters make little effort to behave ethically. ---Does the passage talks about it? nope
(B) There is no correct answer to the question of whether lying in a given situation is right or wrong. -- That's the conflict between the reporters can generalize it.
(C) Omission of the truth is the same thing as lying. ----one side of the story of reporters. definitely can't be concluded overall .
(D) Since lying is permissible in some situations, reporters are mistaken to think that it is absolutely taboo. --I don't see any justification of lying is permissible in the premise. Naah cant buy it.
(E) Reporters disagree on what sort of behavior qualifies as lying. ---Yup, I can clearly see that!
