Correct answer: E

Main reasoning: The passage explicitly states: “Effective as of December 5, 2005, our official name will be: GREEN MILES WEST.” This directly supports option E. The other options add information that is not stated or are contradicted.

Option analysis:

A. Not supported: the protest mentioned is over the use of the word “California” in the name, not a protest of corporate offices.

B. Incorrect: consumers did not create the name; the company announces the official name.

C. Incorrect: the text says Milestone and Ever Green brands are being brought closer together, not in conflict.

D. Contradicted: the text says the change “does not change the quality of products.”

E. Correct: the effective date and the official name are stated directly.

Logic note: A statement quoted directly from the text is \( \gt \) a statement based on assumption.

Correct answer: C

Main reasoning: In the sentence, “does not change the quality” means “does not make it different.” The closest synonym is “alter.”

Option analysis:

A. “Take” does not mean change quality.

B. Not a clear synonym; “lose/erase” does not match “change.”

C. Correct: “alter” means change.

D. “Erase” means remove, not change.

E. “Throw” is unrelated.

Logic note: “Change” in meaning “make different” is \( \gt \) “erase/throw” which changes existence, not quality.

Correct answer: E

Main reasoning: In the “Children” row, the highest percentage is for “Cartoon,” which is \( 80 \% \). Other categories for children are \( 0 \% \) (Cinema), \( 20 \% \) (Quiz), and \( 0 \% \) (News). Therefore, cartoons are mostly watched by children.

Option analysis:

A. Children watch quiz \( 20 \% \), not the highest.

B. Children watch news \( 0 \% \).

C. “Talk” is not listed in the table.

D. Children watch cinema \( 0 \% \).

E. Correct: children watch cartoons \( 80 \% \), which is \( \gt \) all other categories for children.

Logic note: For children, \( 80 \% \gt 20 \% \gt 0 \% \), so “cartoon” is the most watched.