Directions: 1.
Cite the source. (Include the accessed date!) You may use Citation Machine or EasyBib.
2. Write a neutral summary of the article. The summary should be one to two sentences long, include
which amendment(s) relate to the article, and state whether the article is biased or neutral.
3. Give textual evidence (quotations) proving bias or neutrality and commentary on those quotations.
4. End with a clear conclusion.
5. Do this TWICE. Use two different articles that have two different tones. (One may be neutral and
one biased, or both may be biased but one liberal and one conservative.)
6. When done, click "Share" in the upper right hand corner. Share with Elizabeth Strehl.