Using Wikipedia: Crash Course Navigating Digital Information

What is the main reason John Green suggests not to rely on a single source of information?

• It is too time-consuming.

• It may be biased.

• It is always incorrect.

• It is difficult to understand.

What is one of the core content policies of Wikipedia?

• Only experts can edit.

• Content must be verifiable.

• Content must be biased.

• Original research is encouraged.

What does a gold padlock icon on a Wikipedia page indicate?

• The page has no sources.

• Only administrators can edit the page.

• The page is semi-protected.

• The page is editable by anyone.

Why should Wikipedia not be used as the only source for in-depth research?

• It is difficult to navigate.

• It is not always accurate.

• It is too detailed.

• It is too expensive.

What is a good practice when using Wikipedia for research?

• Only read the introduction.

• Ignore the citations.

• Use it as a starting point.

• Edit the page yourself.