The correct answer is B.
While all of these statements are inappropriate to include in a business letter, only answer B contains biased langauage.
In this sentence, the writer assumes the receptionist is a "lady." It would have been better to phrase the sentence as: "I'll ask the receptionist to make an appointment." Using that type of phrasing would not indicate a bias.
I believe the answer is yes
Answer:
Dear Darwin,
What's up buddy? Me and the fam are gonna go on vacation to The Grand Canyon, it's gonna be awesome! I made sure to pack my favorite chocolate bars, because I can't survive without them. My mom bought binoculars and two cameras, so we'll have plenty of photos for you to get your hands on when we come back! And dude, I promise I'll get you an awesome souvenir this time, it'll be legendary. I already have a perfect souvenir in mind, but I won't tell you! Tell Carrie I said hello! Love you bro!
- Sincerely, Gumball
Prospero enslaves Caliban and teaches him English.
To have all schools you went to listed.
To have all volunteer work listed.
To have your job listed.
To have all your skill's listed.
And of course to drop in what degree you want, as well as listing what you want to do with your degree.
In a admissions essay the school just wants to see what your capable of, and what you have done
