A.) herman melville.................... sorry it needed 20 characters
We can not answer this because we don't know what you are reading. What book is this from?
A) Consistency, accuracy, reasonableness, and support
Answer:
not use the information because it may be politically motivated
Explanation:
If you're trying to write an unbiased paper, you probably want to avoid "information" published by one political party or the other. If you can get independent verification of the "information", then it probably can be used. In any event, you need to recognize the agenda being promoted by the source.
The answer is C, when he says “The point is you don’t have to wait to make a difference”, he is stating a clear derivative objective.
