Read this excerpt from a passage.
Other countries have also joined in the protest. In 2014, the United States, the world’s second largest market for ivory, announced a ban on the trade in elephant ivory within the U.S. Unfortunately, many other countries have not yet acted to outlaw the buying and selling of ivory, demonstrating their disregard for the survival of the African elephant.
Elephants are not the only ones to suffer as a result of the ivory trade. Today, money made in the illegal ivory trade goes to fund terrorism. This makes everyone who has anything to do with the ivory trade, including consumers, supporters of worldwide terrorist circles.
What is one way that the author shows bias toward the topic?
A)The author cites the United States as being the world's second largest market for ivory.
B)The author cites information from uncredible sources in this excerpt.
C)The author cherry-picks the information she includes in the essay in order to prove her point.
D)The author uses a hasty generalization to connect anyone involved in the ivory trade to terrorism.