Bias Buster QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge about biases in writing and the author's perspective! God bless your quiz! por Renier Lontoc 1 What is a common bias an author might exhibit? a Temporal bias in historical context. b Personal bias based on their experiences. c Cultural bias in language use. d Statistical bias in data collection. 2 How can authors show bias against a group? a By using negative stereotypes in their writing. b By citing multiple sources. c By avoiding controversial topics. d By providing balanced viewpoints. 3 What is an example of bias for an author? a Favoring a particular ideology in their arguments. b Using neutral language throughout. c Including diverse perspectives. d Presenting facts without interpretation. 4 What should readers look for to identify author bias? a Use of technical jargon. b Language that suggests judgment or preference. c Complex sentence structures. d Length of the article. 5 What is confirmation bias? a Disregarding all information. b Favoring information that supports existing beliefs. c Seeking out diverse opinions. d Being neutral in discussions. 6 Why is it important to recognize bias in writing? a To critically evaluate the author's perspective. b To memorize the content. c To agree with the author. d To ignore differing viewpoints. 7 What role does context play in author bias? a It simplifies the author's message. b It only affects the audience's interpretation. c It shapes the author's viewpoint and potential biases. d It has no impact on bias. 8 How can authors mitigate their biases? a By using only their own experiences. b By seeking feedback from diverse readers. c By avoiding controversial topics altogether. d By writing alone in isolation. 9 What is implicit bias? a Bias that is easily recognized. b Explicitly stated opinions. c Bias that only affects others. d Unconscious attitudes that affect decisions. 10 What is the impact of bias on the reader? a It enhances critical thinking skills. b It can skew their understanding of the topic. c It always leads to agreement with the author. d It has no effect on comprehension.
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