What is the excerpt all about?*1 pointA. The conflict of Apple with Google and MicrosoftB. The history of Macintosh since 1984C. The personality and excellence of Steve JobsD. The views and opinions of Steve Job’s colleagues about him and his work

According to the author, Jobs achieves “simplicity” in the coexistence of “perfection” in an Apple device. What detail supports this claim?*1 pointA. Jobs’ intensity when explaining his likes and ranting about his dislikesB. The creation of the original Macintosh in 1984 to the development and updating of the iPad a generation laterC. The declared perfection of Jobs in the finish on a piece of metal, the curve of the head of a screw, the shade of blue on a box, and the intuitiveness of a navigation screenD. The integration of hardware and software and content into one unified system shown in the Apple devices

The silences of Steve Jobs were described in the excerpt as…*1 pointA. perfect and sometimes desirable.B. so intense and sometimes passionate.C. so unnecessary and quite helpful.D. sometimes charming and other times terrifying.

Which product did Steve Jobs launched in 1984 that revolutionized the personal computing industry?*1 pointiPhoneMacintoshiCloudPixar

Why Steve Jobs offered a job to Linus Torvalds?1 pointTo create a super security tool for appleTo be the main programmer of the continuous development of appleTo stop the development of Linux

Which among the lines from the excerpt proves the “perfectionism” of Steve Jobs?*1 pointA. … At other times it could be terrifying, such as when he was fulminating about Google or Microsoft ripping off Apple…B. … he would declare them to "completely suck" until that moment when he suddenly pronounced them "absolutely perfect."C. …The astronomer Johannes Kepler declared that "nature loves simplicity and unity." So did Steve Jobs.D. … His personality was reflected in the products he created…