Recently a study was made on the popularity of TV programmes and viewers' perception about their quality. The study of attitudes towards prime-time television programmes showed that programmes with identical ratings in terms of numbers of people watching them received highly divergent marks for quality from their viewers. This additional piece of information could prove valuable.for advertisers who might be well advised to spend their advertising money for programmes that viewers feel are of high quality.
In the passage 13, which of the following inferences can best be drawn from the above paragraph?

Options

A. The number of viewers decided the quality of the programmes.
B. The viewers' perception about the quality of prograrilmes is significant for advertisers.
C. The poor quality programmes have very few viewers.
D. Advertisers can derive benefit from the information about viewers' perception of quality of programmes.

Answer

d