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is correct and FALSE if it's not. Use a separate sheet of paper for your
answers.
1. Everyone can be biased.
2. Bias is a subjective way of thinking that tells only one side of a story.
3. Sometimes it leads to inaccurate information or a false impression
4. There is a possible bias when the writer is relying on incomplete information
5. There is no bias if the author succeeds in convincing the readers the to agree with his ideas​
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