Question

Excerpt from A Night to Remember

Florence Wilmington

It was a night to remember. Marian Anderson was one my favorite singers. Her rendition of the song “Were You There” ran through my head as we walked toward the Metropolitan Opera House. Of course, I listened to the radio when she sang at the Lincoln Memorial in ’39, and hearing her sing “My Country ‘Tis of Thee” brought a tear to my eye. I couldn’t imagine what emotions Marian’s voice would stir in me during a live performance. It was January 7, 1955, and my husband and I were going to see the first African American sing at the Metropolitan Opera.


Which research source would provide the MOST bias-free information about Marian Anderson?

A)
a flyer from the Daughters of the American Revolution


B)
a Web site about Marian Anderson’s amazing performances


C)
an online encyclopedia entry about Marian Anderson’s life and career


D)
a press release from the Metropolitan Opera about Marian’s performance

Answer 1

c

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Answer 2

C.)

Step-by-step explanation:

Out of all of the research sources provided, an online encyclopedia entry about Marian Anderson's life and career would be least bias because it provides facts, not opinions, regarding information about Marian and her life.