WorksheetsCredibility of Internet Sources Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which domain is often associated with nonprofit organizations?
.com
.net
.org
.biz
What should you check to determine if an internet source is accurate?
The number of pages
The writer's credentials
The website's color scheme
The number of videos
What is the importance of checking the publisher of an internet source?
To find entertaining content
To ensure the source is credible
To see colorful designs
To watch videos
What is a common domain for educational institutions?
.com
.edu
.net
.org
What is bias in an internet source?
Presenting both sides of an argument
Only showing one side of an argument
Providing outdated information
Using incorrect facts
Why is it important to research other perspectives when a source is biased?
To ensure deep and accurate understanding
To find more biased information
To make the source more credible
To avoid using the source
What does timeliness in an internet source mean?
The source is biased
The source is reliable and up-to-date
The source is entertaining
The source is difficult to understand
What should you do to quote accurately from a text?
Paraphrase the text
Copy the exact words from the text
Summarize the text
Change the words slightly
What punctuation is used to show words that are quoted word for word?
Parentheses
Quotation marks
Brackets
Hyphens
What should you do if using phrases like "he said" or "it says" before a quote?
Use a period
Use a comma
Use a semicolon
Use a colon
What is the purpose of ensuring a source is not biased?
To make it more entertaining
To ensure it presents facts
To make it longer
To make it more colorful
What does it mean if a source is credible but biased?
It is not trustworthy
It presents facts but from one perspective
It is outdated
It is fictional
What is the first step in quoting accurately?
Summarize the text
Copy the exact words
Change the words
Paraphrase the text
How do you cite an article from a website with two authors?
Author 1’s name Last, First, and Author 2’s name First Last. “Article Title.” Website Title, Website Publisher, Date Month Year Published. Date Month Year Accessed. Link to Article
Author 1’s name First Last, and Author 2’s name Last, First. “Article Title.” Website Title, Website Publisher, Date Month Year Published. Date Month Year Accessed. Link to Article
“Article Title.” Author 1’s name Last, First, and Author 2’s name First Last. Website Title, Website Publisher, Date Month Year Published. Date Month Year Accessed. Link to Article
Website Title, Website Publisher, Date Month Year Published. Author 1’s name Last, First, and Author 2’s name First Last. “Article Title.” Date Month Year Accessed. Link to Article
What does the term "cite" mean?
To write or say the words of (a book, author, etc.)
To create a new book or article
To ignore the words of a book or author
To delete the words of a book or author
