Website Evaluation

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Mason is working on his school project and is using online resources. What should be his first step in evaluating the credibility of a website he plans to use as a source?

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Check the author or organization that published the information on the website.

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Rohan believes that if he can find information online, it must be true.

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False

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Rohan is tasked with creating content for a new restaurant's website. Which of the following is an example of bias in the content he might create? Describing the restaurant's dishes in a one-sided manner or favoring a particular cuisine without providing a balanced perspective.

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Describing the restaurant's dishes in a one-sided manner or favoring a particular cuisine without providing a balanced perspective.

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Should Grace always compare the information she finds with at least 2 other sources?

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True

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Aiden is creating a new website for his school project. What should he consider when looking at the website's design and usability?

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Think about how easy it is to use, how it looks, and if it works well on phones.

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Sophia found a website with an email address listed, so she assumed it must be a legitimate source!

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False

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Anika is working on a school project about climate change. How can she assess the accuracy of the information on a website she found?

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Check for credible sources and references.

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Should Maya always be a skeptic when it comes to information that she finds online?

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True

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Henry is working on a school project and needs to find reliable information online. What should he do to ensure the website he uses is authoritative and knowledgeable about the topic?

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Checking if the website is trustworthy and knows a lot about a topic.

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Mason found a website that looks really official. The information it offers must be true.

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False