フリー問題

問題文

Two more choices face the council team. The first is which of the two ways of giving a collection its shape copies a shape already held in an automation's parameter, and which builds one from a table written out by hand. The second is which demand made by a built-in collection job is met by handing over the label as plain text rather than the collection itself, and which is met by keeping the named collection reachable from the page in hand. Which pairing is right?

選択肢

1. Of the two ways to give a collection its shape the object import copies a shape already held in an automation's parameter while the outside import builds one from a table written out by hand, and the placing it wants is the collection's label as plain text rather than the collection itself while the wording it wants is that the named collection be reachable from the page in hand.
2. Of the two ways to give a collection its shape the outside import copies a shape already held in an automation's parameter while the object import builds one from a table written out by hand, and the placing it wants is the collection's label as plain text rather than the collection itself while the wording it wants is that the named collection be reachable from the page in hand.
3. Of the two ways to give a collection its shape the outside import copies a shape already held in an automation's parameter while the object import builds one from a table written out by hand, and the wording it wants is the collection's label as plain text rather than the collection itself while the placing it wants is that the named collection be reachable from the page in hand.
4. Of the two ways to give a collection its shape the object import copies a shape already held in an automation's parameter while the outside import builds one from a table written out by hand, and the wording it wants is the collection's label as plain text rather than the collection itself while the placing it wants is that the named collection be reachable from the page in hand.