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devikeerthansr
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25 Apr 2018, 02:41
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Recently, many journalists have won at the "artistic expression awards", an international award event that recognizes outstanding writing styles of writers. But since journalism is essentially the portrayal of facts without prejudice, journalists must ensure that their writing carries a straight forward quality. Hence, journalism should not be considered an artistic form of writing.
Which of the following is an assumption that supports drawing the conclusion above from the reason given for that conclusion?
A Some articles are meant for private circulation and are seldom published or made available to the public.
B Some articles are meant for private circulation and are seldom published or made available to the public.
C Journalists should be more concerned with the level of authenticity of information provided in their articles than they currently are.
D An article cannot be considered artistic if it discusses facts with a straight-forward writing style.
E Artists are not concerned with the factual relevance of their writings.
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Which of the following is an assumption that supports drawing the conclusion above from the reason given for that conclusion?
A Some articles are meant for private circulation and are seldom published or made available to the public.
B Some articles are meant for private circulation and are seldom published or made available to the public.
C Journalists should be more concerned with the level of authenticity of information provided in their articles than they currently are.
D An article cannot be considered artistic if it discusses facts with a straight-forward writing style.
E Artists are not concerned with the factual relevance of their writings.
Source:Crackverbal
28 Apr 2018, 22:26
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Hi devikeerthansr,
Just as an FYI..option A and B are same.Kindly Change it accordingly.
Thanks
Just as an FYI..option A and B are same.Kindly Change it accordingly.
Thanks
devikeerthansr
29 Apr 2018, 00:14
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The answer is pretty clear D.
E is close but a trap since it does not discuss about articles or journalists. D is a more clear assumption.
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E is close but a trap since it does not discuss about articles or journalists. D is a more clear assumption.
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