1. First, read the sentence listed at the top of the Q & A Flow box.
2. Next, read the question.
3. Then, write the answer to the question in the blank. Use the sentence at the top of the box to help you
answer the question. Work through the remaining questions in the box in the same way. This is called
classifying the sentence.
4. Finally, look at the sentence at the bottom of the box. Classify the sentence again, using the same
questions and answers in the exact order. But this time, you will label the words in the sentence with the
appropriate abbreviations for the parts of speech. (The abbreviations are shown in parentheses in each
Question and Answer Flow provided.)
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Answer:
C. Bias by Selection of Sources.
Explanation:
Media bias or bias in the media is the different forms by which there are various angles through which the media addressed or tackle the news information that they got and present. These media biases are capable of spinning the tone and direction of the information and even the opinion of the readers.
<u>When a news reporter decides to present only one side of a story that their reporter supports, then it is a bias by selection of sources</u>. This bias can include more than one source but which all have or support the same idea and thus, share the same opinion about the particular theme or topic. This greatly is a one-sided presentation, leaning more towards the source that the reporter supports and not much into the other side.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
The purpose of alliteration in this sentence is to make the 'slogan' stick in people's minds. This person is trying to make coin collecting sound like a fun activity that people will want to do, and using alliteration like this will have them easily remember the slogan long after they've read it.
Source B is more credible because it is from a government site, so it is meant to inform. It has a quote that shows drones are in debate.
At first look, the sources seem similar. They both were written around the same period and the URL appears almost identical. However, it is important to notice that source A is from a website ending in ".net," while source B ends in ".gov." Government websites are always more credible than a website ending in ".com" or ".net." Also, source A has advertisements, which means it is mostly for entertainment. In comparison, source B has a quote from President Obama. Since the research is about the invention of drones and their controversial uses, source B is also more helpful since the title specifically mentions the rules and misuse of drones.
