According to the reading passage, the author claims that buzzing has generated a lot of controversy, and should be banned. This point of view, however, is complete disapproved by the statement of a part-time buzzer in the listening passage, which render three evidences to argue that buzzing is not as bad as people think.
First of all, the buzzer begins by pointing out that buzzers usually tell the truth of products to the customers indeed, and the truth always comes from their personal experience which they feel the goods is really good, although they get some money from the employer. Therefore, they are not the advertiser. This inference contests the standpoint that buzzers do not tell the truth.
Furthermore, whereas the reading passage supports that people believe whatever buzzers tell about, the buzzer in the lecture sustains that the opposite is the truth. Because people will ask many questions to know the products, such as, the price, service and so on. If the buzzer could not answer some question, the consumers can not buy anything from them. Therefore, this point contradicts the assumption in the reading passage.
Finally, the buzzer in the lecture pinpoints that they do not distort the social relationship, if the consumers had tried the product already, they can tell the advantage and disadvantage all by themselves. So, it is no necessary for buzzer to hided the truth. Thence, the buzzer continues to cast doubt on the content of reading passage, which considers that buzzing causes the spreading of mistrust and the expectation of dishonesty.
According to the reading passage, the author claims that buzzing has generated a lot of controversy, and should be banned. This point of view, however, is complete disapproved by the statement of a part-time buzzer in the listening passage, which render three evidences to argue that buzzing is not as bad as people think.
First of all, the buzzer begins by pointing out that buzzers usually tell the truth of products to the customers indeed, and the truth always comes from their personal experience which they feel the goods is really good, although they get some money from the employer. Therefore, they are not the advertiser. This inference contests the standpoint that buzzers do not tell the truth.
Furthermore, whereas the reading passage supports that people believe whatever buzzers tell about, the buzzer in the lecture sustains that the opposite is the truth. Because people will ask many questions to know the products, such as, the price, service and so on. If the buzzer could not answer some question, the consumers can not buy anything from them. Therefore, this point contradicts the assumption in the reading passage.
Finally, the buzzer in the lecture pinpoints that they do not distort the social relationship, if the consumers had tried the product already, they can tell the advantage and disadvantage all by themselves. So, it is no necessary for buzzer to hided the truth. Thence, the buzzer continues to cast doubt on the content of reading passage, which considers that buzzing causes the spreading of mistrust and the expectation of dishonesty.