by gplaya123 Wed Oct 31, 2012 10:13 pm
Let's anticipate the answer before we jump into the question.
Paragraph 1 basically was all about that Canada is currently having a problem with copyright violations.
Then paragraph 2 goes off and tells the history of the copyright laws. At the end of the paragraph, however, it says that it is no clear whether current law actually covers the digitization or not, which is the source of the problem perhaps? So we can summarize that the paragraph 2 actually elaborates the point made in the first paragraph.
Lets look at each of the answer choice:
A) This is opposite of what we want. We want something that says that the current Canadian law doesn't have the power to punish those who violate copyright laws.
B) Correct. Paragraph 2 explains why Canada is having the issue, which is not being able to apply digitization to the current laws.
C) This is a direct paraphrase of the last sentence of the 1st paragraph. However, the second paragraph is to explain "why" such problem has come about, not to explain "how" Internet caused them to find new ways to protect their properties.
D) Yes, it is a part of 2nd paragraph but it's not author's intention.
E) So out of scope.
Yeah, I know sometimes, direct paraphrased-answers like C can be a good answer but the most of times, you need to look at the bigger picture of the role of each paragraph in terms of whole passage.