Step 1: Read what is being asked.
I look for Pakistan in the passage and read the whole sentence.
Step 2: Go back to the passage.
The sentence compares two sources and says which one gives people more news. I choose the one that wins the comparison.
Step 3: Test the choice "Local newspapers" (option 1).
It is the losing side of the comparison, so it is out.
Step 4: Test the choice "Radio" (option 2).
No mention at all, so it is out.
Step 5: Test the choice "CNN.com" (option 3).
It is the winning side of the comparison, so it is in.
Step 6: Test the choice "Internet" (option 4).
Too general. CNN.com is accessed through the Internet, but the passage asks for the named source.
Quick recheck.
I read the chosen line of the passage once more and compare it word by word with the correct choice. The other three choices either change the meaning or bring in something the passage does not say.
Final Answer:
Option 3 is the specific source named for Pakistan.
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