Question

Read the excerpt.

People who think clearly would never vote against year-round school. The only people arguing against it selfishly want to take long summer vacations. Year-round school will instead address the very serious problem of students falling behind in school during the summer. Teachers will waste less time reteaching what students learned the year before. Shorter but more frequent breaks will give students the time off they need and teachers time to plan. There are really no downsides.

What bias is most evident about year-round school in this excerpt?

The author thinks that year-round school is unfair to teachers, not students.
The author believes that year-round school will benefit teachers and students.
The author thinks that year-round school will provide more breaks.
The author believesthat year-round school causes time to be wasted.

Answer 1

The author believes that year-round school will benefit teachers and students. The passage is strongly biased in favor of it, arguing it prevents summer learning loss, reduces reteaching, and gives teachers planning time.