Question

It is not really important to know anything about the author of a piece if it is published in/by a trustworthy source.

Answer 1

true or false?

Answer 2

would it be true

Answer 3

It really depends on how sure you need to be that the author is reliable. For many purposes, just knowing that the source the piece is published by is reliable is enough. However, that isn't always the case. Occasionally, trusted sources don't put enough effort into choosing what pieces to publish, and thus publish incorrect pieces. Honestly, I'd go with false, but I don't know which answer is the one your teacher is looking for. Sorry.

Answer 4

thank you.

Answer 5

In section one of The Sweet Hereafter, why is Dolores unfazed by the snow that morning?
(Points : 3)
She is distracted by her thoughts.
The snow isn't sticking to the road.
She is an experienced driver on those roads.
The roads are being cleared of any snow.

Answer 6

you should know about the author because did u hear about some big time trust worthy magizines unintentionally accepting Simpsons characters words as fact. lol

Answer 7

Really? That's crazy XD

Answer 8

What I find funny is when big newspapers cite "The Onion" articles lol \

Answer 9

LOL