A simile<span> is a </span>figure of speech<span> that makes a </span>comparison<span>, showing similarities between two different things. Example for this is:
Thanksgiving is like an all you can eat buffet. You have turkey, roast beef, pasta and other foods you can ever think of having.
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The answer is “who” referring to one person
All of them are really bad answers but out of all b or none of the above if thats a option <span />
If Maxine is worried about bias, he should pay attention to:
- A) The omission of important facts or opposing viewpoints.
- B) The author’s use of emotionally charged and/or absolute language.
<h3>What is Bias?</h3>
Bias is the lopsided analysis of a matter. An individual who is biased does not pay attention to all the aspects of a matter. He only chooses what is favorable to him.
To avoid bias in a text, opposing viewpoints will need to be factored in. Facts and not emotions should also be used.
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