32. In line3, the phrase "called into question" refers to
A. the importance of the library to serve its historical world.
B. the ability of the library to serve its historical function.
C. the importance of information technology.
D. the value of the new forms of media.
33. In line 5, the phrase "granting access" could best be replaced by
A. admit passage
B. pay homage
C. permit allowance
D. allow usage
34. It can be inferred that the problem with the new technology is that
A. it is not intended for use by libraries.
B. it is too complicated.
C. it is not as useful as traditional books.
D. it is used as a political tool.
35. In line 7, the phrase "maintained" most closely means
A. taken care of
B. supported
C. used
D. announced
36. It can be inferred that the major problem for libraries is
A. the legal problems with the publishing industry
B. the management of larger amounts of information
C. the changing nature of information
D. lack of public interest
37. Why did publishers cooperate with the libraries in the past?
A. The libraries offered a tax exemption
B. The libraries bought books
C. The libraries were more useful
D. The libraries were under contract to the publishers.
38. Why are the libraries trying to provide the new services?
A. They want to seem sophisticated.
B. they need to keep up with the competition.
C. They are trying to provide quality service to the community.
D. They want more customers.
39. In line 15,the term "divert" most closely means
A. redirect
B. amend