Question

Haley: Would you get a move on? Are you deaf?1 Kenneth: I’m going! Would you just wait a second? Haley: Sorry, but I’m just anxious to meet Francis. I think he gypped some of my tips from last night.2 Kenneth: What? Francis wouldn’t do that! He always splits the tips between the wait staff fairly. Besides he’s Catholic. He would never steal.3 Haley: Right, because you wouldn’t say anything at all to defend your best friend. Kenneth: I wouldn’t! Haley: You’re a guy, Kenneth. All boys stick together. It’s a part of your code or something.4 Kenneth: Now you’re just being unreasonable. I guess you can’t help it. You’re young after all.5 Haley: You’re one month older than me! What type of biased language can be found in Line 4? a. gender b. age c. religion d. ability

Answer 1

The biased language in Line 4 is a gender stereotype, suggesting all boys stick together regardless of the situation, which enforces a generalized view about male behavior and loyalty.

Step-by-step explanation:

The biased language found in Line 4 of the dialogue is related to gender stereotypes. Haley accuses Kenneth of sticking together with his male friend as part of a "code" that supposedly applies to all males, which suggests that all boys behave in a certain way simply because of their gender. Such a statement reinforces a gender-based stereotype, as it implies an inherent trait among all boys that drives their actions and loyalty.

Answer 2

Answer: it's a long answer

Explanation: tho read the passage