Whether you are personally interested in a subject is not an important factor in deciding on a

A readers’ representative (ombudsperson):

a. is always the editor of the paper. b. is never responsible for the correction box in the paper. c. acts as a go-between from the public to the newsroom. d. is hired by the public to oversee local news operations.

The process by which we go from what is known and familiar to what is unknown and unfamiliar is called a

A) figurative analogy. B) literal analogy. C) simple analogy. D) extended analogy.