Collect an article and answer the following: Identify and discuss source reliability and possible bias; determine author's point of view; identify author's targeted audience; identify author's line of thought/cause.

To answer questions I, II, III, and IV, I need the article or story you have chosen. Please provide the text of the article so I can analyze it.

Here is a general explanation of what each question asks for:

• I. Identify and discuss the source of the text in terms of reliability and possible bias. This question requires you to state where the article came from (e.g., The New York Times, Wikipedia, a personal blog). Then, you need to evaluate how trustworthy that source is (reliability) and whether it might present information in a way that favors a particular viewpoint (bias).

• II. Using the attitudes, beliefs and intentions expressed in the article, determine the point of view of the author. This asks you to read the article carefully and infer the author's perspective or opinion on the topic. Look for clues in their word choice, the arguments they make, and the overall tone to understand what they believe or intend to convey.

• III. Using the choice of words, technical terms, slang, punctuation used by the author identify the author's targeted audience. Justify This question requires you to analyze the author's language style. For example, if they use complex technical terms, their audience might be experts. If they use simple language and explain concepts, it might be a general audience. Slang or informal language could indicate a younger or specific cultural audience. You must explain why you think a certain audience is targeted based on these linguistic features.

• IV. Identify the line of thought/cause of the author. This asks you to determine the main argument, purpose, or underlying reason why the author wrote the article. What is the central idea they are trying to communicate, or what prompted them to write about this topic?