Question

What is one aspect of a source that makes it credible?

It is written by an authority on the topic.

It was published over 25 years ago.

It expresses a specific opinion about an issue.

It has an interesting design.






What is the starting point for research?

Identifying a research question

Locating sources

Interviewing experts

Creating an outline


What is Boolean logic?

A guide for conducting an interview

A review of an argument

A method for searching the internet

A summary of an article

Answer 1

#1 is A, because only if an authority wrote it, would a source be credible. Opinions are certainly not, an interesting design would be irrelevent, and even sources written 100 years ago wouldn't make it credible... So A is the only one which makes sense.

And #2 is C - just look up 'Boolean logic', you will find the definition 'a system of symbolic logic devised by George Boole; used in computers', which would make C the only answer which makes sense...

Answer 2

ok thanx but wats the last one :)

Answer 3

Sorry, I didn't see the one in the middle. #2 was for the last one, just give me a minute to look at the middle...but do you understand the ones I did so far?

Answer 4

yea

Answer 5

:)

Answer 6

Okay, well the REAL #2 is A - the other choices you do afterwards in research.:)