Given below are two statements with regard to websites: Statement I: Twitter…

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Given below are two statements with regard to websites:

Statement I: Twitter allows users to send small posts known as ‘tweets’ up to 140 characters in length.

Statement II: By default, blogs display posts in chronological order on the home page with the earliest post at the top.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Answer: B. Both Statement I and Statement II are falseCONCEPTFor a two-statement item, test each statement independently against the relevant date and the stated default. A historical platform limit is not…

  1. A.

    Both Statement I and Statement II are true

  2. B.

    Both Statement I and Statement II are false

  3. C.

    Statement I is true but Statement II is false

  4. D.

    Statement I is false but Statement II is true

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Correct answer: B

CONCEPT

For a two-statement item, test each statement independently against the relevant date and the stated default. A historical platform limit is not automatically its later limit, and chronological order must be distinguished from reverse chronological order.

APPLICATION

  1. Statement I: Twitter expanded the 140-character limit to 280 characters for most languages in November 2017. For a 2022 question, describing Twitter as allowing posts only up to 140 characters is therefore false.

  2. Statement II: A standard blog feed displays posts in reverse chronological order, so the newest post appears first. An earliest-post-at-the-top order is not the default and is therefore false.

CROSS-CHECK / CONTRAST

  • Both statements true retains the old Twitter limit and reverses the usual blog-feed order.

  • Statement I true but Statement II false retains the old Twitter limit while identifying the blog-order issue.

  • Statement I false but Statement II true recognizes the changed Twitter limit but reverses the usual blog-feed order.

RESULT

Both Statement I and Statement II are false.

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