Question

which headline best avoids biased language? art organization spends sensibly, takes exciting leap art organization wastes funds on lackluster idea art organization uses funds to head in new direction

Explanation:

To avoid biased language, a headline should be neutral and factual. The first option uses "Sensibly" (positive bias) and "Exciting" (positive bias). The second option uses "Wastes" (negative bias) and "Lackluster" (negative bias). The third option, "Art Organization Uses Funds to Head in New Direction", describes the action (using funds for a new direction) without positive or negative judgment, so it is neutral.

Answer:

Art Organization Uses Funds to Head in New Direction