According to the author, what should readers do when encountering informational writing?

• Accept all arguments without questioning

• Believe everything they read

• Be skeptical until the writer gives a reason to trust them

• Disregard the writing completely

What is the main idea of the text?

• To convince readers of a conspiracy theory

• To explain the process of moon landing

• To encourage skepticism towards informational writing

• To promote the idea of moon goblins

What clues does a good reader look for to establish a piece is trustworthy?

• The author's writing style, their platform, and their reasoning

• the author's claim, their evidence, and their reasoning

• The author's confidence, motivation, and personal experience

• The author's popularity, their evidence, and their motivation

What is the video speaker's opinion on the conspiracy theory of moon goblins?

• The author believes in the theory

• The author is neutral towards the theory

• The author promotes the theory

• The author is skeptical of the theory

What does the author use as an example to illustrate the importance of skepticism in reading?

• Celebrity gossip

• Fictional stories

• Cooking recipes

• Weather forecast

What does the author suggest is necessary for a good writer to earn the trust of their audience?

• Writing style

• Expertise and research

• Confidence

• Popularity

What does the author use as an example to demonstrate the importance of independently verifying information?

• Cooking recipes

• Moon landing

• Weather forecast

• Moon goblins

What does the author suggest is the reason for the difficulty in faking the moon landing?

• Lack of technology

• Lack of resources

• Lack of expertise

• Complexity of the project

What is the author's message to the readers in the conclusion of the text?

• To blindly believe everything they read

• To use their reading skills to fend off misinformation

• To avoid reading altogether

• To trust every writer without question

What is the author's tone throughout the text?

• Neutral

• Sarcastic

• Humorous

• Serious