Question

dear steve,
i am not sure i have the objectivity to be a judge for the school talent show. i want to be fair, but dont know if i can be. i dont like some of the kids who are competing, and my best friend is in it, too. how can i put aside my emotions and pick the best talent? what should i do?
i want to be fair
dear i want to be fair,
it isnt easy being a good judge. its
the letter writer says he doesnt know if he has objectivity. what does this mean?
a he doesnt know if he is an expert in all talent areas.
b he doesnt know if he will have a good seat in the theater.
c he doesnt know if he is free of personal feelings.

Explanation:

The letter writer mentions not liking some kids and having a best friend in the competition. Objectivity means being free from personal feelings or biases. Option C aligns with this as it refers to being free of personal feelings, which is relevant to judging fairly. Option A is about expertise (not related to objectivity as per the context of emotions and fairness). Option B is about seat (irrelevant to the concept of objectivity in judging).

Answer:

C. He doesn't know if he is free of personal feelings.