Evaluating Credible SourcesOnline version In this game, players will assess various nouns to determine whether they are considered credible sources of information. Players will respond with ✅ for credible sources and ❌ for non-credible sources. Test your knowledge and improve your ability to discern reliable information! by Clarissia Morrow 1 Random YouTube video Yes No 2 Opinion piece Yes No 3 Reputable news outlet Yes No 4 Wikipedia Yes No 5 Anonymous forum Yes No 6 Academic book Yes No 7 Unverified news site Yes No 8 Government report Yes No 9 Peer-reviewed journal Yes No 10 Personal blog Yes No 11 University website Yes No 12 Expert interview Yes No 13 Social media post Yes No 14 Professional association Yes No 15 Clickbait article Yes No 16 Research paper Yes No 17 Conspiracy theory website Yes No 18 Library database Yes No 19 Spam email Yes No 20 Nonprofit organization Yes No 21 Anonymous forum Yes No 22 Non-profit organization Yes No 23 Research paper Yes No 24 Academic book Yes No 25 Clickbait headline Yes No 26 Reputable news outlet Yes No 27 Library archive Yes No 28 Personal blog Yes No 29 Peer-reviewed journal Yes No 30 University website Yes No 31 Unverified news article Yes No 32 Conspiracy theory website Yes No 33 Opinion piece without sources Yes No 34 Expert interview Yes No 35 Commercial website Yes No 36 Social media post Yes No 37 Government report Yes No 38 Unpublished manuscript Yes No 39 Statistical database Yes No 40 Wikipedia Yes No
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