What should you check about an author to ensure a source is good for a science project?

• The author's popularity

• The author's background

• The number of books the author has written

• The author's age

Why is it important to look at where the information was published when finding a source?

• To see how many pages the publication has

• To check if it is published in a well-known science magazine or website

• To find out if the publication is available in your local library

• To determine the color of the publication's cover

What does it indicate if a source is up-to-date?

• It is less reliable

• It is more expensive

• It is often more accurate

• It is outdated

What is a sign of a good source in terms of "Fairness and Facts"?

• The source provides opinions only

• The source tries to persuade the reader

• The source balances information and gives facts

• The source includes many advertisements

What does it show if a source mentions other trustworthy sources?

• The author did not do their homework

• The author is likely inexperienced

• The author did their homework

• The source is probably fictional

What is the purpose of citing your sources in a science project?

• To make the project look longer

• To show where you got your information from

• To fill up space at the end of the project

• To list your personal favorite books

Which of the following is a recommended style for citing sources?

• Your own invented style

• The style your teacher recommends, like APA or MLA

• A random style you choose

• No specific style, as long as it is consistent