Sheila came across a viral Twitter post from an unknown source claiming that a medicinal plant is being used to treat COVID 19 patients.

While expounding on his ideas, a resource speaker at the seminar you're attending mentioned the names of credible authors.

Your friend saw a cryptic news headline and shared it on her timeline, but it contains no information about the story.

"Filipinos have no right in the West Philippine Sea," a social media influencer stated. He did not, however, cite any sources to back up his claim.

Sources should not be considered when reading an article because they are useless.

The headlines contain all the information that I need to learn about the topics that I am researching.

When looking for information, we should consider the author and the publication date of the article to ensure that it is relevant and credible.

I should not mix my personal feelings with the factual information I decided to seek.

When reading an article, it is critical to determine whether the information provided is updated and relevant to the subject matter, and whether it can be verified from a different source or not.