Which of the following statements is biased?

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B is correct. "Bizarre" could also be considered creative or imaginative. A might be considered correct, but "popular" can be supported by statistics.

soldier1979 [14.2K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Children often make up <u>bizarre</u> stories about monsters in the closet.

Explanation:

A biased statement is one that shows a prejudice for or against someone or something, lacks a neutral viewpoint and therefore, are characterized for having subjective opinions (often without reason) or judgemental adjectives like "bizarre", "bad," and "funny." Statement number 2, then, is the only one that does not have a neutral viewpoint and, thus, it is biased.

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