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This museum does not grant people the right to use images of items in its collection in online publications. We are obliged to do everything in our power to ensure the continued appeal of visiting our collection in person.
The conclusion above depends on assuming which one of the following?
(A) Taking photographs of art objects, especially using a flash, can damage the objects by accelerating the fading of paint.
(B) The museum sells pictures of its collection in its gift shop, which is an important source of income for the museum.
(C) Images placed online are easily copied and reused by other people.
(D) The quality of most electronic images, especially those online, falls short of the professional standards of the museum.
(E) If people see online images of items in the museum’s collection, they will no longer be interested in seeing the collection with their own eyes.
The conclusion above depends on assuming which one of the following?
(A) Taking photographs of art objects, especially using a flash, can damage the objects by accelerating the fading of paint.
(B) The museum sells pictures of its collection in its gift shop, which is an important source of income for the museum.
(C) Images placed online are easily copied and reused by other people.
(D) The quality of most electronic images, especially those online, falls short of the professional standards of the museum.
(E) If people see online images of items in the museum’s collection, they will no longer be interested in seeing the collection with their own eyes.
11 Jun 2024, 02:44
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It is straight E.
If people see images of the collection online, they might not want to visit the museum in person anymore. It supports the conclusion that restricting online images is necessary to maintain the interest of people for visiting the museum.
If people see images of the collection online, they might not want to visit the museum in person anymore. It supports the conclusion that restricting online images is necessary to maintain the interest of people for visiting the museum.
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Option E
you cannot take photos--> coz they want people to see it irl why?
(A) Taking photographs of art objects, especially using a flash, can damage the objects by accelerating the fading of paint. -- but how will this impact the number of visitors ..?
(B) The museum sells pictures of its collection in its gift shop, which is an important source of income for the museum. -- contradictory
(C) Images placed online are easily copied and reused by other people. - yes, maybe but they can keep it copyrighted, but this still doesn't explain why the conclusion
(D) The quality of most electronic images, especially those online, falls short of the professional standards of the museum. -- not relevant
(E) If people see online images of items in the museum’s collection, they will no longer be interested in seeing the collection with their own eyes. -- great! and negating the statement, falsifies the conclusion too. bingo
you cannot take photos--> coz they want people to see it irl why?
(A) Taking photographs of art objects, especially using a flash, can damage the objects by accelerating the fading of paint. -- but how will this impact the number of visitors ..?
(B) The museum sells pictures of its collection in its gift shop, which is an important source of income for the museum. -- contradictory
(C) Images placed online are easily copied and reused by other people. - yes, maybe but they can keep it copyrighted, but this still doesn't explain why the conclusion
(D) The quality of most electronic images, especially those online, falls short of the professional standards of the museum. -- not relevant
(E) If people see online images of items in the museum’s collection, they will no longer be interested in seeing the collection with their own eyes. -- great! and negating the statement, falsifies the conclusion too. bingo
