問題文
A house wants to know what a switch that may turn either way needs, and what a certain tab is for; then how far it may reshape the view at the close. Which pairing is right?
選択肢
- For the switch and the tab the case is this: the pointing of a switch that may turn either way by reckoning asks for a place to be added so that the taking-in has all that it requires while the tab where the gathering of values is arranged asks for a table or a tree, and a house may raise a new one where none serves, and for the freedom over that view it is this: the part of that view that looks ahead runs to the order of the fields, to their adding and taking away, and to the tabs shown while the freedom a house has over the view at the close runs to the setting of what a caller should expect to happen after the matter is set down.
- For the switch and the tab the case is this: the pointing of a switch that may turn either way by reckoning asks for a table or a tree, and a house may raise a new one where none serves while the tab where the gathering of values is arranged asks for a place to be added so that the taking-in has all that it requires, and for the freedom over that view it is this: the part of that view that looks ahead runs to the order of the fields, to their adding and taking away, and to the tabs shown while the freedom a house has over the view at the close runs to the setting of what a caller should expect to happen after the matter is set down.
- For the switch and the tab the case is this: the pointing of a switch that may turn either way by reckoning asks for a table or a tree, and a house may raise a new one where none serves while the tab where the gathering of values is arranged asks for a place to be added so that the taking-in has all that it requires, and for the freedom over that view it is this: the part of that view that looks ahead runs to the setting of what a caller should expect to happen after the matter is set down while the freedom a house has over the view at the close runs to the order of the fields, to their adding and taking away, and to the tabs shown.
- For the switch and the tab the case is this: the pointing of a switch that may turn either way by reckoning asks for a place to be added so that the taking-in has all that it requires while the tab where the gathering of values is arranged asks for a table or a tree, and a house may raise a new one where none serves, and for the freedom over that view it is this: the part of that view that looks ahead runs to the setting of what a caller should expect to happen after the matter is set down while the freedom a house has over the view at the close runs to the order of the fields, to their adding and taking away, and to the tabs shown.