Which best compares the subjective and objective points of view?

A. In objective point of view, the author shares multiple pieces of information about a single topic; in subjective, he or she does not.

B. Objective point of view uses emotionally charged language that plays on the reader's emotions; subjective does not.

C. In subjective point of view, the author cites multiple perspectives to teach the audience about a particular topic; in objective point of view, he or she does not.

D. Subjective point of view uses emotionally charged language that plays on the reader's emotions; objective does not.

The correct answer is option D. Subjective point of view uses emotionally charged language that plays on the reader's emotion; objective does not.

Explanation:

In writing a subjective point of view is based on personal opinions, emotions and judgement, while an objective point of view is fact-based, measurable and comparable. A subjective style of writing is considered ill suited for some specific scenarios like news reporting, scientific journals or encyclopedias, where the information that it is expected has to be based on facts and not on opinions or personal thoughts.