Which statement best explains the impact of the Nile River on farming? The Nile River killed crops and caused famine when it flooded.
The Nile River left fertile soil for crops when floodwaters receded.
The Nile River prevented the development of farming because of flooding.
The Nile River prepared fields for planting by washing away a layer of silt.

Read this passage: wendy is trying to learn more about the city's role in a chemical spill that occurred a few miles from her apartment. when she finds only a very short article in the local newspaper, she searches for articles on larger newspapers' websites to determine what might have been left out of the original article. which method of identifying bias is most clearly used in the passage? a. considering motivations for bias b. using a variety of media sources for information c. fact-checking stories d. comparing different stories on the same topic