(D) is correct because Marisa and Tyne are using the term "value" in two different ways. Marisa uses "value" to refer to monetary value and says that the zoning regulations are making undeveloped property decrease in monetary value. In contrast, Tyne uses "value" to refer to symbolic value, saying that rezoning regulations are necessary to preserve the symbolic value of undeveloped land.
(E) is incorrect because Tyne does not question how Marissa uses "significantly" (he doesn't use the word himself). Marisa uses "significantly" to mean a lot, saying that the regulations will reduce property values by a lot. Tyne does not question this meaning, but rather the underlying issue of what type of value is being changed.
AnnieJanuary 21, 2020
Sorry, the answer got cut off on the last one.
(B) is incorrect because both Marisa and Tyne use "development" to refer to construction and the development of buildings. While they happen to disagree on whether this development is a good or bad thing, they are using the term in the same way.
