Question

Read the paragraph. (1) Baseball is unique because it is the only sport in America that does not have a time clock—although tennis and softball are not timed, either. (2) Instead, games last for nine innings, unless there is a tie after the ninth, in which case they go extra innings. (3) Nine-inning games last an average of three hours. (4) Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but the end is always the most exciting part. (5) Most people in the US watch baseball and are fans of their hometown team. What is the best way to revise sentence 4 to eliminate bias? Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but they are necessary to determine a winner. Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but games with extra innings are usually more interesting. Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, so there should be a rule that puts a time limit on them. Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, so games that are tied after nine should end in a tie.

Answer 1

A. Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but they are necessary to determine a winner.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but they are necessary to determine a winner.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sentence 4 "Extra innings tack on time to an already long game, but the end is always the most exciting part" is biased because it includes a subjective opinion "is always the most exciting part", which makes the text lacks neutrality, and therefore influence a specific perspective (bias). According to this, it is necessary to replace the section that includes a personal opinion and replaced it with a fact or neutral statement. Thus, the best option is A because by using "but they are necessary to determine a winner" the writer can preserve the neutrality in the text and avoid bias.