Political opinion and analysis
outside the mainstream rarely are found on television talk shows, and it might
be thought that this state of affairs is a product of the political agenda of
the television stations themselves. In fact, television stations are driven by
the same economic forces as sellers of more tangible goods. Because they must
attempt to capture the largest possible share of the television audience for
their shows, they air only those shows that will appeal to large numbers of
people. As a result, political opinions and analyses aired on television talk
shows are typically bland and innocuous.
31. An assumption made in the
explanation offered by the author of the passage is that
(A) most television viewers cannot
agree on which elements of a particular opinion or analysis are most
disturbing.
(B) there are television viewers
who might refuse to watch television talk shows that they knew would be
controversial and disturbing.
(C) each television viewer holds
some opinion that is outside the political mainstream, but those opinions are
not the same for everyone.
(D) there are television shows on
which economic forces have an even greater impact than they do on television
talk shows.
(E) the television talk shows of
different stations resemble one another in most respects.
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32. The explanation offered by the
author of the passage makes the assumption that
(A) television station executives
usually lack a political agenda of their own
(B) bland and innocuous political
opinions and analyses are generally in the mainstream
(C) political analysts outside the
mainstream are relatively indifferent to the effect their analyses have on
television viewers
(D) most television viewers are
prepared to argue against allowing the expression of political opinions and
analyses with which they disagree
(E) the political opinions of
television station executives are not often reflected in the television shows
their stations produce
30 31 的问题假设 针对 有何不同？各自是那句话？
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