When reading an article in a newspaper, readers __________.

A. expect some material to be embellished and fabricated
B. expect the information to be accurate and properly credited
C. demand humor and exaggeration of details
D. prefer events and information from other countries

The question is "When reading an article in a newspaper, readers __________. expect some material to be embellished and fabricated expect the information to be accurate and properly credited demand humor and exaggeration of details prefer events and information from other countries" and the best answer is that readers expect accurate information - Generally we believe that the newspaper articles are accurate and well researched, and that is why we think that journalism is an important job. In practice, some journals are more credible than others.

Answered by Kalahira | 2024-06-11

Readers expect the information in newspaper articles to be accurate and properly credited, which is essential for maintaining trust and providing reliable news. This expectation is rooted in the ethical standards of journalism that prioritize truthfulness and the verification of facts. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option B.
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Answered by Kalahira | 2024-11-07