This question is a bit confusing, here is the complete and correct question:
Choose the best inclusive-language revision of the sentence.
A uniformed housekeeper opened the door.
A. The maid opened the door.
B.
The butler opened the door.
C. A uniformed housekeeper opened her door.
D. The sentence does not need revision.
The answer to this question is D. The sentence does not need revision
Explanation:
Inclusive-language involves the use of neutral words, this means a word does not exclude women or men when it is used. In the case of the sentence "A uniformed housekeeper opened the door" the term "housekeeper" is neutral because the term does not exclude women or men, while others such as butler or maid exclude either women or men. According to this, the language in the sentence is inclusive and the sentence does not require revision.
The sentence that has a misplaced modifier is, option A. Jogging down the hill, I realized that I was never going to be on time, A misplaced or dangling modifier consists of words that do not clearly tell the exact word it modifies because the words are misplaced or left out.
From what i looked up yes it can
The correct answer to the following question is the following.
Your question is incomplete. It missed one option: option D).
You also forgot the graphic with the list of recommendations. Without it, how do we know what is number one, two, three, etc?
We had to do deep research in order to help you and can comment on the following.
The purpose of the number listed is "to describe appropriate ways for employees to behave online."
We are talking about some position requirements for a job. There is a list of 10 ethical considerations that employees should consider when interacting with clients online. We could say this would be a code of ethics. The list includes recommendations such as "to always tell the truth," "immediately correct mistakes, "never erase post," and some others.
