ANSWER:
You can recognise slanted language when the language contains an intentional positive or negative bias or opinion rather than presenting the information or subject in a neutral manner.
You can refer to the table attached for examples and examine the difference between the way in which the same subject is described in a different manner; the left-hand side of the table presenting the subject in a neutral manner while the right-hand side presenting the subject with a negative bias or opinion.
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Madeira and cape is the answer
Answer:
opinion
Explanation:
Based on interpretation we use our opinion to gather the knowledge we learn and some people interpret it a different way than the others.
Example= While looking at a math problem the student interprets that the problem 86 divided by 3 equals 28.66666666666666666666666666666666666667 (Idk if that’s correct I’m bad at math...)