Relevance and Truthfulness

A material viewed is relevant if it is _____.

• pertinent, interesting to your topic

• obsolete

• not useful

• incompatible

To determine the relevance of the material viewed, you can _____.

• ignore the source and concentrate on the content

• look at the content, the source, and the people's responses

A material viewed is truthful if ______.

• it is popular among viewers

• It is honest and accurate

A source is reliable if _____.

• produced by a trustworthy author whose ideas and information are clear, bias-free, and evidence-supported

• produced by a unknown author whose ideas are doubtful

It is the degree of being related or useful to what is happening or being talked about.

• Relevance

• Truthfulness

• Ad Hominem

• Argumentum Ad Populum

It is the position or slant toward which an author shapes information.

• accuracy

• bias/perspective

• relevance

• reliability

What should all reputable websites have?

• About Us Section

• HTML

• Timeline

• Website Wallpaper

Relevance: _________________

• evidence

• credibility

• perspective

• purpose

A social media influencer stressed, “Filipinos have no right in the West Philippine Sea.” However, he failed to cite any source to prove his claim.

• Yes

• No

I would rather prioritize relevant information and disregard facts to collect more ideas for my paper.

• Correct

• Wrong