Question

What kind of news story does objective reporting usually produce? A.One with a prejudiced viewpoint B.One without evidence or facts C.One with in-depth information D.One without opinion or bias

Answer 1

C.One without opinion or bias

Answer 2

The answer is D. One without opinion or bias.

Objecting reporting refers to factual reporting, that is to say, the neutral and objective collection of information of an event or situation, meaning that is one without the reporter's opinion nor bias. Therefore, it doesn't have a prejudiced viewpoint (A), it does include facts and usually evidence (B) but it doesn't necessarily provide in-depth information (C).