フリー問題

問題文

A consumer at the insurer is on the front page of the marketplace and sees a figure printed on the tile of every collection, and asks what that figure counts. The consumer is then told that the owner of a collection reads something written by the person that asked, before deciding on the request. Which pairing correctly states what the figure printed on a tile counts, and what the owner reads before deciding?

選択肢

1. On the front page of the marketplace, the figure printed on the tile of a collection counts the people that use the data, and what the owner of a collection reads before deciding on a request is a signed permit written by the person that asked.
2. On the front page of the marketplace, the figure printed on the tile of a collection counts the people that use the data, and what the owner of a collection reads before deciding on a request is a plain account written by the person that asked.
3. On the front page of the marketplace, the figure printed on the tile of a collection counts the people that own the data, and what the owner of a collection reads before deciding on a request is a plain account written by the person that asked.
4. On the front page of the marketplace, the figure printed on the tile of a collection counts the people that own the data, and what the owner of a collection reads before deciding on a request is a signed permit written by the person that asked.