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Xcerpt from: H. Vondermoot Strikes Again With Cryptic Inducement

Mary McCormick

Cryptic Inducement is the newest selection in Evasion, the ongoing horror fiction series by H. Vondermoot. The latest novel finds recurring character Simon Grant in a castle in Barcelona, Spain. He awakes on an overcast morning with no memory of who he is or how he arrived in this spine-chilling situation. For the first thirty pages of the story, readers follow Simon through a maze of confusion. This is made all the more interesting by the fact that regular readers of the Evasion series know more about Simon Grant than he knows about himself. Confusing? Yes. Intriguing? Absolutely.

Which research source would provide the most bias-free information about H. Vondermoot’s life?

A) a newsletter from a horror fiction club
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B) a brochure from H. Vondermoot’s fan club
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C) a selection from a biographical dictionary
D) a page from H. Vondermoot’s publisher’s Web site

Answer 1

c

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Answer 2

Answer: C) a selection from a biographical dictionary.

Explanation: when looking information, we have to pay attention to the sources we consult, depending of what we are looking for we need to use more objective sources or we can use somewhat bias sources. A bias source is a source that provides information from a specific point of view, or opinion, it is a subjective source. From the given options, the research source that would provide the most bias-free information about H. Vondermoot's life is the corresponding to option C: a selection from a biographical dictionary.