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1
Who of these would be the most trustworthy author of Revolutionary War blog?
a tour guide at a national history museum
a collector of Civil War memorabilia
a professor of Russian literature
a graduate student of Early American History
2
Citations allow users to ________ information in an online source.
dispute
support
change
fact-check
3
An article posted in 2001 would be most useful in researching:
The long-term effects of 9/11
21st century tech advances
The latest climate change data
New Yorkers' experiences of 9/11
4
An informed opinion must be:
formed within the past year
biased and emotional
objective and impartial
based on facts and reasoning
5
Which organization's website would have a ".gov" domain?
a presidential candidate's campaign
a city mayor's office
a healthcare lobbying firm
a political news show
6
Which of the following is an example of an open domain resource?
personal blog
medical school's research journal
federal agency website
digital archive of college library
7
In evaluating an online article about Albert Einstein's work, what is the most important factor?
the qualifications of the author
The domain of the website
the number of sources cited
the publication date of the article
8
To determine the reliability of an unfamiliar site, you should look into the:
design, interface, and text fonts
privacy policy
publication date and number of pages
publisher, author and content
9
The publisher of a restaurant's website is most likely to be:
the restaurant's owner
a loyal customer
the head chef
a food critic
10
_____ are a valuable tool for keeping track of trustworthy online sources.
Author biographies
bookmarks
"About" pages
citations