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SECTION1 e wo examples of how people might share satirical news stories because of confirmation bas of evidence is the author using to support this argument? C Aneodotal the following pieces of evidence challenges the author's claims? A A recent poll shows that social media users are likely to share a headline without reading the article rs are better informed about current events than B. An online quiz demonstrates that social media use people who don t use social media c A resea D An inform ch study discovers that most news outlets now have their own social media accoun al survey determines that readers are likely to believe information found on satirical website thor, how does confirmation bias relate to satirical news stories on social media? a users are likely to click on headlines with which they disagree A. Social medi B. Social m c. Soci edia users rarely share news stories that confirm their opinions without verifying the souro thei users recognize that far-fetched headlines are usually from a satirical source. Goiaesers recognize that far-eeat al media users might find that satirical news stories can increase confirmation bias.

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option (A) 1 cm

1 cm is almost same as 1/3rd of a finger, which is too short for a flag pole

option (B) 1 km

1 km is like distance between your house and the neighbour living 10 houses past, which is too much to be length of flag pole

option (C) 8 mm

1 cm = 10 mm

8mm is less than 1 cm and as explained in the first option, it can not be flag pole length

option (D) 8 m

this is most reasonable height of flag pole.

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