Question

1. which is true about letters to the editor? like newspaper articles, they feature facts, not opinions. they are written by people who want to get work as editors. they are an opportunity to present viewpoints on important issues. they are a type of informal correspondence.

Explanation:

• For the first option: Letters to the editor often include opinions, while newspaper articles (news reporting) focus on facts. So this is false.
• For the second option: Letters to the editor are written by readers to express views, not to seek editor jobs. So this is false.
• For the third option: Letters to the editor allow people to share their viewpoints on issues, which is a key purpose. This is true.
• For the fourth option: Letters to the editor are formal correspondence (submitted for publication), not informal. So this is false.

Answer:

C. They are an opportunity to present viewpoints on important issues.