The author's style of writing can best be described as ____________

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The outline of a full-moon can be best described as a

Answer 1

Option (A) can be immediately eliminated as the author's style of writing is clearly not passionate, and (s)he does not use any strong words or expressions to press home any specific points. Also, the author is neither optimistic nor pessimistic and considers all possibilities, good and bad, that may emerge in relation to the situation in Iraq. Hence, option (D) also does not seem to be the best answer. Options (B) and (C) need to be scrutinized. While the author is objective to the extent that (s) he considers all possibilities, (s)he uses almost no facts to corroborate various observations. While suggesting a suitable course of action in Iraq, the author relies more on his/her understanding of the situation rather than on any concrete facts or examples other than that of Vietnam. In contrast, an acceptance of the fact that there are no easy choices left to make in Iraq and that they may never have even existed, the author displays maturity and understanding. Therefore, option (C) is a better choice as compared to option (B) and is the best answer.