問題文
A note on the tail of the entry that is set against an account has to say what goes there in each of two cases, the case where the standing service runs as the plain account of the box and the case where it runs as a named person of the domain, and it has to say what that tail has to agree with and what the head of the entry has to be. Which of the four statements is right?
選択肢
- What goes at the tail in the second of the two cases named above is the title of the domain, and after it the person, what goes at the tail in the first of the two cases named above is the short title of the box itself, standing alone, what that tail has to agree with is the entry on the sheet of the standing service, which says what it runs as, and what the head of the entry has to be is the plain word for the carrying of pages, whichever guard is in use.
- What goes at the tail in the second of the two cases named above is the short title of the box itself, standing alone, what goes at the tail in the first of the two cases named above is the title of the domain, and after it the person, what that tail has to agree with is the plain word for the carrying of pages, whichever guard is in use, and what the head of the entry has to be is the entry on the sheet of the standing service, which says what it runs as.
- What goes at the tail in the second of the two cases named above is the title of the domain, and after it the person, what goes at the tail in the first of the two cases named above is the short title of the box itself, standing alone, what that tail has to agree with is the plain word for the carrying of pages, whichever guard is in use, and what the head of the entry has to be is the entry on the sheet of the standing service, which says what it runs as.
- What goes at the tail in the second of the two cases named above is the short title of the box itself, standing alone, what goes at the tail in the first of the two cases named above is the title of the domain, and after it the person, what that tail has to agree with is the entry on the sheet of the standing service, which says what it runs as, and what the head of the entry has to be is the plain word for the carrying of pages, whichever guard is in use.