2. Which is the best example of prejudice or bias?
a. The owner of a company evaluates all potential employees exclusively by
their professional qualifications.
b. The exaggerated and oversimplified belief that some lawyers are dishonest.
C. A man from Asia does not like Americans because he thinks they all drink
irresponsibly
d. A woman believes it will rain because she sees many grey clouds in the sky.
Citizens of the Fairlawn Park area look with alarm at the diabolical plot to change
a beautiful spot into a baseball park. If this malicious plan is carried out, the lovely
trees in the park will be chopped down. Values of the property within the area will drop
sharply as the park fills with the filth and debris of the bulldozers and other equipment.
Later the shrieks of the young ruffians who take over the park will destroy the peace
and quiet of the neighborhood. Obviously, no one cares about the poor citizen who
has slaved to pay for his home and to keep up with his taxes. .
3. In this passage, what does the author show bias against?
a. homeowners and taxpayers
b. citizens of the Fairlawn Park area
c. a baseball field in the park
d. more trees in the park​