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When conducting research, why is it important to evaluate the credibility of your sources?

• To ensure the information is entertaining

• To make sure the information is current, accurate, and unbiased

• To find sources that are easy to read

• To guarantee the information supports only your viewpoint

Which of the following is a characteristic of a reliable source?

• The information is based on opinions rather than facts.

• The source is up-to-date and provides evidence for its claims.

• The author is anonymous.

• The information contradicts most other sources on the topic.

Which of these are examples of INQUIRY?

• Putting info into the citation builder

• Ask a question in class

• Are wondering something about a person, event, or topic

• Making sure your source is trustworthy

segregate

• to separate, to keep apart, to keep similar things together but away from other types

• lower than, not as good as, valued less than, not as important as

• a written request by many people to ask for a something.

• 1. someone's family ancestry

  2. a direction learning downward

  3. the movement from higher to lower

What is the main purpose of inquiry in English Language Arts (ELA)?

• To memorize facts and figures

• To explore and understand complex texts and ideas

• To write essays without research

• To focus solely on grammar rules

Which of the following is an example of a literary analysis question?

• What is the main theme of the novel?

• How many pages are in the book?

• Who is the author of the book?

• What is the publication date of the book?