What is the claimed speed advantage for TELUS Digital's delivery?

• A. 3x faster delivery than competing teams.
• B. 2x faster delivery.
• C. Delivery speed is the same as competitors.
• D. 4x faster delivery.

Answer: (C)

Interpreting relative speed claims is the key here. When a statement talks about a “speed advantage,” you’re looking for whether it asserts faster performance than others or just equals the benchmark. If the source indicates there is no advantage and that delivery speed is on par with competitors, the sensible reading is that there’s parity rather than an improvement. That’s why the correct interpretation is that delivery speed is the same as competitors.

The other options point to explicit speedups—three times faster, two times faster, or four times faster—which would indicate a measurable advantage over competitors. Since the stated message is parity rather than improvement, those faster-claims don’t align with what’s being claimed.