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English, 12.02.2020 20:43, fespinoza019

RAMONA
Let's take a look at his article again. As we review it bit by
bit, we'll take a look and see if we can establish the theme.
We'll also look for places where the opinions of the author
seem biased.
HAN
Yeah, Kim Sato is a reporter who likes to stir up trouble. I
can download videos on the computer to show you his
biased reporting style.
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A. Finding additional support
O
B. Assessing claims of partners
O
C. Challenging established ideas
O
D. Asking clarifying questions

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