

Credibility Matters
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English
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9th Grade
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Hard
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Sabrina G
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7 Slides • 10 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to use credible sources when writing an argumentative essay?
Because credible sources make your argument stronger and more effective
Because credible sources are easier to find
Because credible sources are always more interesting
Because credible sources are shorter to read
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best defines credibility in the context of argumentative essays?
The ability to persuade others with emotion
Trust and reliability of information and its sources
The length of the essay
The use of complex vocabulary
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Multiple Select
What are some key indicators that a source is credible? Select all that apply.
Authors are experts
Published in good places
Not biased
Sensationalism
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Open Ended
Explain why it is important to avoid non-credible sources when writing argumentative essays.
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Fill in the Blanks
Claims without supporting evidence are often
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Open Ended
List and explain two tips for evaluating sources to ensure credibility in your argumentative essay.
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Open Ended
How can using non-credible sources affect your essay and your reputation as a writer?
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Multiple Choice
What is a sign that indicates that this is NOT a credible source for research?
It's from the New York Times
It's an opinion piece
It's too old to use
The topic is too specific
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Multiple Choice
Out of the following two arguments, which one presents a more credible argument?
A 75-year study by Harvard found that relationships have a powerful influence on your health and longevity.
After taking six days to contemplate my life, it is clear that relationships have a powerful influence on health.
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Multiple Choice
How do you know that this story is real?
Basketball is life.
It sounds good.
I like Loyola. My cousin went there.
It is from the Chicago Tribune, which is a reputable source.
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