Read the excerpts from two articles written about the same topic. article 1 taxpayers will fund most of the new arena, at a cost of $300 million. we will all be asked to share the burden of a facility that may well be replaced in 10 years, when the powers that be decide that we need yet another upgrade. article 2 the construction of the arena will cost the city $300 million. taxpayers will assume 90 percent of the cost. several protesters showed up at city hall tuesday to express their disapproval of the decision. they were forcibly removed by police after two hours. which comparison of the two excerpts is most accurate? excerpt 1 is objective and verifiable, while excerpt 2 is subjective and opinionated. excerpt 1 is subjective and opinionated, while excerpt 2 is objective and verifiable. both excerpts are subjective, containing emotional language that shares the writers’ opinions. both excerpts are objective, stating the facts in plain language without expressing any opinions.

The most accurate comparison of the two excerpts is:  

Excerpt 1 is subjective and opinionated, while excerpt 2 is objective and verifiable.

Excerpt 1 is subjective because it's written in a way that evokes personal feelings by calling the cost of the new arena a burden. It's also opinionated because it predicts the arena will be replaced in 10 years but does not give factual information rather than his own beliefs on the possible future actions of the powers deciding over it.

Excerpt 2 is objective because it describes a situation as it is. Being factually verifiable due to the data cointained in the article, it answers questions like what?where?why?who?, so as you read the article there are no expressions related to the author's feelings but only factually correct statements.    

Answer on edge is B) Excerpt 1 is subjective and opinionated, while excerpt 2 is objective and verifiable.

the answer is actually c   i just got done with the test.

sir, we have done everything that could be done to avert the storm which is now coming on" is the sentence that best articulates this. then he gives the examples.   mark me brainliest