twG5AOT_SD_9.3_IL.5.2F
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Tiffani White
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34 Slides • 27 Questions
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How can you determine if a source of information is trustworthy?
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to consider the reliability of different sources when learning about a topic?
Because not all sources provide accurate information
Because all sources are equally reliable
Because only books are reliable
Because the internet is always correct
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is more relevant to the claim that recycling helps reduce pollution and protect the environment?
Statement 1: A local blog says recycling is boring and doesn’t work.
Statement 2: The Environmental Protection Agency states recycling decreases harmful waste in landfills.
Both statements are equally relevant.
Neither statement is relevant.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of mediums for sharing information?
Books
Videos
Articles
All of the above
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Open Ended
How might a Scholastic News Journal article about volcanoes be a trustworthy source for a research project?
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Open Ended
Explain how you can determine if a source from a different medium (such as a book, website, or video) is reliable.
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean for a source to be reliable?
It is consistently dependable and provides factual, trustworthy, and objective information.
It is popular and widely shared on social media.
It is entertaining and easy to understand.
It is always written by a famous person.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a step to determine if a source is reliable?
Check the author
Review multiple sources
Assess the date
Ignore expert support
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Multiple Select
Which of the following characteristics are commonly found in highly reliable sources?
Peer-reviewed journals
Websites from trusted sources
Advertisements
Social media
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Open Ended
Based on the summary and author information, how would you evaluate the reliability of the book 'Nature’s Explosive Secrets'? Support your answer with evidence from the text.
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Explain why a government environmental website that lists climate data is considered highly reliable.
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What is a possible consequence of reporting incorrect information too early in the news?
It can help people understand the story better.
It can cause confusion and spread misinformation.
It increases the reliability of the news source.
It makes the story more interesting.
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Open Ended
Why is it important to use reliable sources when making decisions?
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Open Ended
Could a podcast ever be more reliable than a printed brochure? Explain.
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What are at least three characteristics of a highly reliable source, and why does each one matter when you're deciding what information to trust in a research project?
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Multiple Choice
Which source is more reliable? Explain.
Source 1: Magazine Article – because it describes the problem in a vivid and interesting way
Source 2: Government Website – because it uses charts and was published online
Source 1: Magazine Article – because printed sources are always trustworthy
Source 2: Government Website – because it includes updated facts and expert input
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important for a doctor and a news reporter to use reliable sources?
To be the first to share news, even if the information is not confirmed.
To make their work more exciting so people will enjoy reading it.
To include personal opinions that match what people already believe.
To provide information that is accurate, helpful, and based on facts.
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Multiple Choice
What is the most accurate way to describe the reliability of this source?
High reliability, because it explains how animals survive and includes many details.
Medium reliability, because it gives some true information but lacks expert sources.
Low reliability, because it is online and not printed in a book.
High reliability, because it was written by someone who likes animals.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following sources is most likely to be considered highly reliable based on the descriptions in the Source Evaluation Activity?
A blog run by middle school students
A science podcast from National Geographic featuring interviews with experts
A student-made poster about recycling
A social media post with no citations
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the term 'medium' as used in the lesson?
A way information is shared with people
A type of measurement
A scientific experiment
A type of food
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Multiple Select
Select all the characteristics that make a source reliable.
Factual information
Trustworthy authors
Objective content
Entertaining content
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Open Ended
Explain how you would determine if a source is reliable. What factors would you consider?
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean for a source to be 'reliable'?
It is consistently dependable and provides factual, trustworthy, and objective information that can be proven.
It is popular among students.
It is easy to find online.
It is entertaining to read or watch.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following sources is generally considered more reliable for finding accurate information about animals?
A research article from a science magazine or education website
A social media post from an animal lover’s account
A blog post with personal opinions
A video with funny animal clips
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