Quiz on Finding Reliable Information on the Internet

What should you look for in a website to ensure it is reliable?

• A lot of advertisements

• Personal blogs

• Reputable organizations backing it

• A flashy design

Why is it important to check the expertise of a website?

• To know the author's opinion

• To see if it has many ads

• To ensure the information is accurate

• To find out if it has a good design

What type of sites should you be wary of?

• Educational sites

• Non-profit organizations

• Government sites

• Commercial sites

What does bias in information mean?

• The information is influenced by personal views

• The information is always correct

• The information is outdated

• The information is from a government source

Why is it important to check the date of the information?

• To see if it is colorful

• To ensure it is the most up-to-date

• To check the website's design

• To find out the author's name

What does a poorly designed website indicate?

• It is backed by a reputable organization

• It has the latest information

• It may be created by amateurs

• It is likely created by professionals

Why should you avoid anonymous authors?

• They are often well-known

• They always provide evidence

• They may not stand by their information

• They are usually more reliable

What can checking links to a website help you determine?

• If the website has many ads

• If the website is popular

• If the website is colorful

• If the website is reputable

What type of information is often biased?

• Information from commercial sites

• Information from government sites

• Information from educational institutions

• Information from non-profit organizations

What should you do if a website looks unprofessional?

• Share it with friends

• Be cautious and check further

• Trust it completely

• Ignore it completely