Credible Sources

What is a biased source?

• A biased source is one that presents information based on thorough research and evidence.

• A biased source is one that presents information objectively and without any influence.

• A biased source is one that presents information in a partial or prejudiced manner.

• A biased source is one that presents information in a balanced and fair manner.

Give an example of a biased source.

• A reputable news organization with a history of accurate reporting

• A tabloid newspaper that consistently publishes sensationalized stories and celebrity gossip.

• A documentary film with a balanced and well-researched presentation

• A scientific journal with peer-reviewed articles

How can you identify a biased source?

• By choosing the source that aligns with your own beliefs

• By ignoring the language and tone used in the source

• By only considering sources that have a large following on social media

• By examining the language, tone, and evidence presented in the source.

Why is it important to recognize reliable sources?

• To ensure the accuracy and credibility of the information being used or shared.

• To make the information more interesting

• To save time and effort in research

• To spread misinformation and confusion

What are some characteristics of a reliable source?

• Outdated, controversial, misleading

• Popular, entertaining, biased

• Unverified, one-sided, exaggerated

• Credible, accurate, unbiased

Name a reliable source for information on history.

• Wikipedia

• Personal blogs

• Social media posts

• Website of reputable museums or historical societies

Why should you be cautious of information found on social media?

• There is no risk of encountering biased content on social media

• Social media always provides accurate information

• Information on social media is always verified and reliable

• Be cautious of misinformation and biased content.

What are some ways to verify the reliability of a source?

• Believe everything the source says without question

• Ignore the author's credentials and supporting evidence

• Check for the author's credentials, look for supporting evidence, cross-reference with other credible sources, and evaluate the publication date.

• Only consider the popularity of the source

Why is it important to use credible sources in your research?

• To make the research more entertaining

• To confuse the readers

• To save time and effort in finding sources

• To ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information in your research.

Explain the difference between a primary and secondary source.

• Primary sources are interpretations or analysis of secondary sources.

• Secondary sources are original materials or first-hand accounts.

• Primary sources are fictional stories, while secondary sources are non-fictional accounts.

• Primary sources are original materials or first-hand accounts, while secondary sources are interpretations or analysis of primary sources.