Read this newspaper headline: Neighborhood Leaders Demand an Inquiry About Pollution Which change to the wording of this headlin
e would make it more neutral without changing the overall meaning? A. Neighborhood Leaders Force an Inquiry About Pollution B. Neighborhood Leaders Request an Inquiry About Pollution c. Neighborhood Leaders Want an Inquiry About Pollution D. Neighborhood Leaders Retract a Request for a Hearing about Pollution
I believe the correct answer is: B) Neighborhood Leaders Request an Inquiry About Pollution.
Option B seems to be the most neutral of the given choices and doesn't change the overall meaning of the title. Option A doesn't sound neutral and options C and D change the meaning of the headline.
The question that is being raised here is this one: "Which of the four sentences is neutral?"
Here are the choices. A. 4 <span>B. 2 </span> <span>C. 1 </span> <span>D. 3 </span> The correct answer is this one: "B. 2" <span>Netta and Jim expressed different views on free trade.</span>
