Question

which headline best avoids biased language? downtown streets closed for annual winter parade downtown becomes winter wonderland as streets close for parade inconveniencing locals, downtown streets close for winter parade

Explanation:

To avoid biased language, a headline should be neutral and factual. The first option "Downtown Streets Closed for Annual Winter Parade" simply states the event and the reason for street closure without adding subjective descriptions (like "Winter Wonderland" which is a figurative, positive - leaning description or "Inconveniencing Locals" which is a negative - leaning judgment).

Answer:

A. Downtown Streets Closed for Annual Winter Parade