I thought I saw Maria and Brett at the game, but she and him had their backs to me.
From the 4 questions above , the one that is not neutral is :
B. 3
Highlight the phrase : "sharply split" , which somehow indicate that Netta and Jim fought over their difference of point of view, which means that it is not neutral
hope this helps
D. A source that's cited in another source
Something that is direct means that you get one from place to another the fastest way and without anyone or anything interfering. Indirect means the opposite. It is not the fastest way between two points, and there may be interference or a middleman. An indirect source is one in which the information is not directly from the author of the source, but rather the source using a different source for the information.
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