From “E-Mail from Bill Gates” by John Seabrook 1There are people who I have corresponded with on email for months before actually meeting them—people at work and otherwise. 2If someone isn’t saying something of interest, it’s easier to not respond to their mail than it is not to answer the phone. 3In fact, I give out my home phone number to almost no one, but my email address is known very broadly. 4I am the only person who reads my email, so no one has to worry about embarrassing themselves or going around people when they send a message. 5Our email is completely secure. 1. In sentence 1, which is the best synonym for corresponded?

From “E-Mail from Bill Gates” by John Seabrook 1There are people who I have corresponded with on email for months before actually meeting them—people at work and otherwise. 2If someone isn’t saying something of interest, it’s easier to not respond to their mail than it is not to answer the phone. 3In fact, I give out my home phone number to almost no one, but my email address is known very broadly. 4I am the only person who reads my email, so no one has to worry about embarrassing themselves or going around people when they send a message. 5Our email is completely secure. 2. In the context of sentence 3, a word that means the same as broadly is

From “E-Mail from Bill Gates” by John Seabrook 1There are people who I have corresponded with on email for months before actually meeting them—people at work and otherwise. 2If someone isn’t saying something of interest, it’s easier to not respond to their mail than it is not to answer the phone. 3In fact, I give out my home phone number to almost no one, but my email address is known very broadly. 4I am the only person who reads my email, so no one has to worry about embarrassing themselves or going around people when they send a message. 5Our email is completely secure. 3. Secure, in sentence 5, would still have the same meaning if it was replaced with the phrase