Question

1. select the best answer.

what does
eed to know\ mean?
○ it means that you do not need to know about it.
○ it means that only certain people need to know information so that they can do their jobs.
○ it means that everyone needs to know.
○ it means everyone in authority has the right to know.

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "need to know", we analyze each option:

• The first option contradicts the phrase as it says you don't need to know.
• The second option aligns with the concept of "need to know" (only those who require the information for their work know it).
• The third option is incorrect because "need to know" does not imply everyone needs to know.
• The fourth option is incorrect as "need to know" is about job - related necessity, not just authority.

Answer:

B. It means that only certain people need to know information so that they can do their jobs.