CENTERVILLE—Gov. Robert R. Roberts insulted his political opponents, railed against his critics in the press, and complained abo
ut the difficulty of his job during a rambling speech here Friday. Roberts, who is infamous for his whiny oratory, spoke for nearly two hours to a sparse crowd of clearly bored supporters. "It will be very difficult to accomplish our legislative goals without help from our friends across the aisle," the governor complained, failing to mention his constant refusal to compromise with the opposing party. Roberts then ranted for what seemed like half an hour about his poor treatment by the news media. Which term best describes the article? A. accurate B. humorous C. biased D. supportive
Bias refers to the either in favor or in against of a situation. Here once Robert insulted his political opponents and stated the difficulties what he has faced during his working period with them. Again he talked with the member of the political party in the off side. This situation depicts the bias condition of a person means he is playing dual role or progressing diplomatically.
Accurate statement is when it states the fact in a very straight forward way and supportive means take the side of one party and speak in favor of f them. Humorous means represent the thing for promoting amusement.
