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12 June, 18:14

Word choice and historical context rarely assist the reader in understanding and interpreting a news writer's tone towards and/or message on a subject. true or false

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  1. 12 June, 18:18
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    The correct answer is "false". This is because a writer can never fully hide his feelings and opinions towards a certain topic. Even when trying to be objective, reporters often use words that give off their their opinions, and it is completely done subconsciously.
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