Front

What is a credible website?

Back

A credible website is one that clearly states the author, publisher, and works cited, providing transparency and reliability.

Front

Why is it important for authors to share their sources?

Back

Authors should share sources so readers can check the research themselves, ensuring transparency and credibility.

Front

What is a 'red flag' when evaluating a source?

Back

A 'red flag' is when the source only includes one side of a controversial argument, indicating potential bias.

Front

What should you consider when evaluating an author's credibility?

Back

You should consider if the author is a professional or expert on the topic, as this indicates their authority.

Front

Why use key words and phrases in research?

Back

Using key words, phrases, and focus questions helps narrow down results and find specific information.

Front

What does it mean for a source to be biased?

Back

A biased source presents information in a way that favors one side of an argument, lacking objectivity.

Front

What is the purpose of citing sources?

Back

Citing sources gives credit to original authors and allows readers to verify the information.

Front

How can you identify a reputable source?

Back

A reputable source often has a clear author, publication date, and is published by a recognized organization.

Front

What is the significance of the author's credentials?

Back

The author's credentials indicate their expertise and reliability in the subject matter.

Front

What is the difference between primary and secondary sources?

Back

Primary sources are original materials (like interviews or research studies), while secondary sources analyze or interpret primary sources.