A television news program records an interview with Catherine Walters, an executive of a company that has been accused of dumping toxic waste near an elementary
school.
How might the news program use its medium to suggest to viewers that Catherine
Walters is guilty?
O A. By digging up evidence against Walters and presenting it to her during
the interview
B. By asking Walters a series of insulting questions meant to make her look
flustered
C. By playing sinister music in the background while the interview is
broadcast
O D. By getting on Walters's good side so that she'll divulge more information

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