Read the two headlines.

Protestors Continue Rally Despite Police Requests to Stop

Attempts to Shut Down Rally Met with Civil Disobedience

Which statement best compares the two headlines?

Headline 1 is biased, but headline 2 is objective.

Headline 1 has a neutral tone, but headline 2 is negative.

Headlines 1 and 2 both use emotional, subjective language.

Headlines 1 and 2 both use clear, objective language.

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Deborah Villegas

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4 January, 18:06

Read the two headlines.

Protestors Continue Rally Despite Police Requests to Stop

Attempts to Shut Down Rally Met with Civil Disobedience

Which statement best compares the two headlines?

Headline 1 is biased, but headline 2 is objective.

Headline 1 has a neutral tone, but headline 2 is negative.

Headlines 1 and 2 both use emotional, subjective language.

Headlines 1 and 2 both use clear, objective language.

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Amira · Answer 1

The correct option is D) Headlines 1 and 2 both use clear, objective language.

Explanation:

When we read both the statements, we do not feel the tome to be biased. Rather, the tone is neutral for both of the sentences. If the tone had been biased, then the writer would have chosen words to degrade one side and to upheld the other opposing side. As we read the statements, we can not predict that the reader is favoring anybody. The statements tend to be clear in their objective.