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Read the text and answer the question below.

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Sophie emailed her team about choosing SafeGuard for their project:

Hi team,

After talking with Jake, I've decided to go with SafeGuard. While SecureSoft is more user-friendly and has a nicer interface, security is our top priority. SafeGuard has stronger encryption and better protection against vulnerabilities, so it's the safer choice.

SafeGuard is also slightly faster because of its more efficient processing. SecureSoft can be a bit sluggish with large data. The only downside is that SecureSoft has more integration options, while SafeGuard may require extra work to connect with other tools.

Thanks for your input! Let me know if you have any concerns. It's no problem if we need to discuss this more.

Yours,

Sophie

Why did Sophie choose SafeGuard?

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Because it has a nicer interface.

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Sophie says SecureSoft has a nicer interface, but it's not her top priority.

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Because it is more secure.

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Because it has more integration options.

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Sophie mentions that SecureSoft has more integration options, but SafeGuard is better for another aspect.

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Because it is cheaper.

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Sophie does not mention price as a factor in her decision.

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To find the correct answer, consider Sophie's main reason for choosing SafeGuard.

She states security is our top priority, meaning the most important factor in her decision is security. She also mentions that SafeGuard has stronger encryption and better protection against vulnerabilities.

Look for the option that matches this reasoning.