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Passage 301Art belongs to its creators or purchasers, and thus tattoos can betrademarked and copyrighted. (10) This ensures that the owner has amonopoly on a tattoo, and it cannot be used without permission. In 2002,Elayne Angel received a copyright on her back from the U.S. PatentsOffice.Are you thinking of getting a tattoo? It should be done undersanitary conditions. Otherwise, infections can result. The decision is nottrivial, for your tattoo will probably be with you for the rest of your life.■ ExercisesEach numbered sentence corresponds to a sentence in the passage. Fill inthe letter of the choice that makes the sentence mean the same thing asits corresponding sentence in the passage.1. Parents’ and elders’ disapproval of the styles of the young are a(n)issue.a. honorable b. rare c. long-lasting d. unimportant2. A person may develop them.a. hatred of b. regret for c. strong feelings about d. mixed feelingstoward3. Beautiful tattoos may place a businesswoman in something of .a. a position of being envied b. the situation of communicating twomessages c. a position of distrust d. a problem4. The of history reveal that tattooing has been around for thousandsof years.a. trends b. records c. investigations d. legendsCopyright © Cengage Learning. All Right Reserved.5. Because it was frozen, his body did not .a. decay b. decrease in size c. harden d. melt6. Perhaps in an act of , he was shot in the back by an arrow.a. deterioration b. betrayal c. widespread killing d. war7. Other tattoos served as a(n) status.a. art form of b. symbol for c. rebellion against d. measure of8. Another might give a picture of how a warrior had displayed .a. symbols b. generosity c. triumphs d. power9. Small, marks may be made in the cheeks of babies.a. difficult to interpret b. one-sided c. unimportant d. balanced