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Digital texts are unique in that they can be broadcast to people as close as the same classroom and as far away as the other side of the world. This attribute brings with it great responsibility, requiring one to recognize the norms of engaging with people of diverse background experiences, cultures, religions, and ideologies. How we interpret what we read on the internet, for instance, is grounded in our own beliefs and unerstandings of the world.

(Available at: McDonald, Maureen; Boulden, Lauren; Karchmer-Klein, Rachel. Next-level digital tools and teaching. New York: Teachers College, Columbia

University, 2022, p. 15). According to the text, why does the widespread reach of digital texts require users to act responsibly?

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D) Since digital texts can reach a wide range of audiences, their interpretation is shaped by the readers' diverse backgrounds and worldviews.

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A) Internet users are often expected to refrain from expressing opinions that might conflict with those of others.

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B) Digital communication always occurs among individuals who share similar cultural and ideological perspectives.

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C) Digital texts are generally considered more reliable than printed texts, which can lead to higher expectations of trust from readers.

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E) Digital texts are mainly designed for academic audiences who adhere to specific standards of communication. Read the lyrics’ song Dai Dai, by Shakira (Feat. Burna Boy), to answer questions 39 and 40. […] Dai, dai, ikou, dale, allez, let's glory You knew from the day go (ow) you were born Only one step away All the highs and lows That here in this place you Come follow your desire All the tears and the pain belong Where there's a will, there's a You been there through it all, You've been this brave all way been through it all along You are the owner of that fire Just do it again What broke you once made No one can take it away Now you got to believe (I you strong (strong) Sweat and blood to write your believe)

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