Based on the context, which three phrases show the shift from an informative tone to a judgmental tone?

English

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Advocard [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

B. It is shamelessly being sold.

C. become mere puppets.

E. become vulnerable to the lure of the dollar.

Explanation:

Opposite to an informative, which presents information, a judgmental tone provides a moral judgment on the matter at hand.

In this article, journalism becoming commercialized, media institutions being influenced by corporations and politics, and journalists changing from being a source of impartial information to spread unverified and even fake news, for monetary gain only, show a judgmental tone.

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