Which of the following is an example of inclusive language? a. “wait up, guys! ” b. “yes, she’s a housewife.” c. “mr. and mrs. carter will be attending the gala tonight.” d. “you have wonderful parenting skills.”

The right answer is D, I think.

The correct answer is D. You have wonderful parenting skills.

Explanation:

Inclusive language promotes the use of expressions that show inclusion and embracement of different groups of people. The expressions that characterize inclusive language are gender neutral and show gender equality. The idea of using it is to avoid offending particular groups of people.

Choice D is an example of inclusive language because of the use of the word 'parenting skills' and not 'mother' or 'father' skills including both parents in the process of raising a child.