Question

Nonfiction writers have to stick to factual information. They usually have to research their information before they begin to write. However, it can sometimes be
difficult to keep ones nonfiction free from all personal bias. When writers do this, what are they revealing about themselves?
viewpoint
dialect
statistics
census information

Answer 1

Answer:

Viewpoint

Explanation:

When a writer is unable to keep their work free of biases, they reveal their viewpoint (point of view) - the perspective from which they write about something. For example, if someone is writing about a historical event, they may side with one side or the other and reveal that in their work. A text that isn't influenced by someone's personal feelings, beliefs, or opinions is called an objective text. The opposite would be a subjective text. A text written by someone who is unable to keep their work free from all personal bias is subjective.