Which statement is most clearly objective.

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b walters

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b waltersExplanation:

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c. mosquitoes, according to jenkins, are a major threat to safety.

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D) Professor Summers begins her essay by discussing hunger Explanation:Hope this helpsCorrect me if this is wrong

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D). Professor Summers begins her essay by discussing hunger.Explanation: As per the question, the statement that most clearly seems objective is 'Professor Summers begins her essay by discussing hunger' as it clings to the facts(Professor sticks to the fact to relate the essay) and no affiliation with the feelings, emotions, or opinions. the rest of the options proposes subjective statements as they either include opinions or feelings or values which could not be categorized as true or false or as factual statements. Thus, option D is the correct answer as it asserts a factual statement.

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A because in English, the objective case only affects personal pronouns  EX. I, He, She ext. and that the only one that has it. Hope this helps

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D) Professor Summers begins her essay by discussing hunger.

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I would say D.Mosquitoes,according to Jenkins,are a major threat to safety.

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Statement b is the most objective. This is because the rest of the statements are putting forward someone's opinion.A is talking about what Hernandez says about youC is an opinion regarding Cunnhingham's argument and may be debatedD is an interpretation of what Green means when she speaks of reformsB is a statement of what Walter argues. This can be proven by facts and cannot be debated, as this is actually what Walter argues.

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