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問題文

Two habits of the timetable and the conditions are checked. First, of two things that can become of a run after one of its tasks has failed, one follows when the run has been told to fail as soon as that happens, and the other follows when it has been left without that instruction. Second, of two places a condition can sit, one is taken as true when nothing at all is written into it, and the other stops the next task when what is written comes out false. Which pairing fits?

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1. The kept outcome follows when the run has been told to fail as soon as a task fails, and the removed outcome follows when it has been left without that instruction, while the link place is taken as true when nothing at all is written into it and the Decision place stops the next task when what is written comes out false.
2. The removed outcome follows when the run has been told to fail as soon as a task fails, and the kept outcome follows when it has been left without that instruction, while the Decision place is taken as true when nothing at all is written into it and the link place stops the next task when what is written comes out false.
3. The removed outcome follows when the run has been told to fail as soon as a task fails, and the kept outcome follows when it has been left without that instruction, while the link place is taken as true when nothing at all is written into it and the Decision place stops the next task when what is written comes out false.
4. The kept outcome follows when the run has been told to fail as soon as a task fails, and the removed outcome follows when it has been left without that instruction, while the Decision place is taken as true when nothing at all is written into it and the link place stops the next task when what is written comes out false.