Answer to Question #304883 in History for Sarah Mae Atienza

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Clip an article from a magazine, journal or newspaper that is related to your

strand or specialization. Evaluate its language use by answering the following:

Guide Questions

Yes or

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Is the article appropriately formal?

Are there jargons?

Are there idiomatic expressions?

Are there euphemisms and other deceitful words?

Is there any bias in language use?

Are the ideas presented in the text concrete and

specific?

Is the article concise?

Are the ideas presented precisely and clearly?

Is there any suggestion you can give to improve the language use in your

r chosen

article?​

Answer 1

1. Yes. The article is written in the third person and uses longer sentences.
2. No. Jargon has not been used in the article.
3. No.  Idiomatic expressions has not been used in the article.
4. No. Euphemisms and other deceitful words has not been used in the article.
5. Yes. In the article, Nancy Pelosi considers the slogan as inacceptable in the Democrats by saying that "it has no place and is not Democrats position", excluding the republican members.
6. Yes, the article is concrete and specific because it is directed to President Biden's statement on "funding the police." Further, there ae evidences to prove that the BLM oppose the statement whereas the conservatives support the idea.
7. Yes, the article is brief with clear information on the statement by President Biden.
8. Yes, the article is clear and precise on Biden's emphasis in funding the police to protect the community and grant equal justice.
9. No, I think the article meets all the formal qualities and it presents its key information in the most appropriate manner.