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Read the scenario.Joe, a reporter for Main Street News, covered a campaign rally for Jiya Patel, who is running for county commissioner. While at the rally, he interviewed the candidate and some audience members as his research for the article. He then wrote an article describing the rally, the candidate’s platform, and the reasons her supporters believe that she is the best person for this job. When he finished, he turned his article in to his editor. As the editor reviews this story, he sees a public report on campaign donations and learns that Joe has made a sizeable contribution to Patel’s campaign.

A
edit the article that was written to make sure it is objective, then run it in tomorrow’s edition of the newspaper
B
explain to the reporter that the newspaper cannot run the story because of perceived bias based on donations, so the article is being reassigned
C
discuss the article with the reporter to better understand his affiliation with the candidate and his views on the upcoming local elections
D
ask a reporter who supports an opposing candidate to read and help edit the article to ensure there is no bias in the reporting
23

Which mood is used to state facts or opinions?

A
the indicative mood
B
the conditional mood
C
the interrogative mood
D
the subjunctive mood
24

Which elements of an op-ed are evident in the excerpt? Select three options.

A
The op-ed shares opinions about each candidate running.
B
The op-ed uses strong, emotional language.
C
The op-ed comes to a conclusion for the audience.
D
The op-ed includes first-person pronouns.
E
The op-ed attempts to persuade the audience.
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To show situations in which something might happen, use the

A
subjunctive mood.
B
interrogative mood.
C
indicative mood.
D
conditional mood.

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