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What approach should an author use when writing?

  1. Humor and wit

  2. Conversational and informal

  3. Objectivity and fact

  4. Subjectivity and conjecture

The correct answer is: Objectivity and fact

Different writing styles appeal to different audiences, but when it comes to writing, objectivity and facts should be prioritized over humor, informality, subjectivity, and conjecture. While humor and wit may make for an entertaining read, they may not be appropriate or effective for all types of writing. Similarly, conversational and informal writing may be appropriate in certain contexts, but it may not be the best approach for conveying information accurately and effectively. Subjectivity and conjecture can also be risky as they may be biased and lack solid evidence. Therefore, the most reliable approach for an author to take when writing is to strive for objectivity and factuality.