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DPJ U10 L1 | Comprehension game
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What happens to music artists if they are not paid for their work?
(Sample answer: They are less likely to make more music in the future).
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What is the main reason people should pay for music?
To help them advertise.
Because it is illegally to pay.
To reward the music artists for their time and energy.
To stop the artists from making more music.
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What is the main benefit for musicians if people pay for their music?
They are more likely to make more music in the future.
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What is one main way free music downloads help less famous singers?
They do not have to advertise.
The free music downloads advertise the musicians.
People pay for music they do not know.
They make more money.
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How does free music downloads advertise less famous singers?
People who do not want to pay for music they do not know will try listening to it if it is free.
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How does the example of singer Adele support the argument for free downloads?
She became successful by sharing her music online for free, showing free downloads can be a good advertisement.
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According to the text, what is a person doing if they download music without paying?
They are stealing.
They are being punished.
They are helping the artist.
They are advertising the music.
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The text uses the example of a bicycle to show that...
Music artists like bikes.
You can just take a bicycle.
Bicycles are too expensive to buy.
If you want something in our society, you must pay for it.
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Why will allowing free downloads NOT hurt musicians much financially?
Because they get money from illegal downloads.
Because the songs are not good.
Because they earn very little from online sales anyway.
Because they spend little time making music.
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