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Froggy Jumps How to Determine Information ReliabilityOnline version Determine Information Reliability by Asmaa 1 It is important to evaluate your online sources a true b false c not sure 2 What is the best way to judge if online information is reliable? a Check how many views the post has. b Check whether the source and evidence are clearly stated. c Judge based on whether it is interesting. 3 If you read online: “Eating a certain food will raise your test scores”, what should you do? a Check if the person sharing it is an expert and if other reliable sources say the same. b Believe it because it’s exciting news. c Share it quickly with friends before checking. 4 Checking the sources is not important to determine if it is reliable a true b false c not sure 5 You might be tricked if you blindly believe rumors a true b false c not sure 6 It’s important to check who is sharing the information and to compare it with other information. a true b false c not sure 7 Look at who wrote or shared the information and compare with other books or websites are good way to check reliability a true b false c not sure

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How to Determine Information ReliabilityOnline version

Determine Information Reliability

by Asmaa

It is important to evaluate your online sources

true

false

not sure

What is the best way to judge if online information is reliable?

Check how many views the post has.

Check whether the source and evidence are clearly stated.

Judge based on whether it is interesting.

If you read online: “Eating a certain food will raise your test scores”, what should you do?

Check if the person sharing it is an expert and if other reliable sources say the same.

Believe it because it’s exciting news.

Share it quickly with friends before checking.

Checking the sources is not important to determine if it is reliable

true

false

not sure

You might be tricked if you blindly believe rumors

true

false

not sure

It’s important to check who is sharing the information and to compare it with other information.

true

false

not sure

Look at who wrote or shared the information and compare with other books or websites are good way to check reliability

true

false

not sure

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How to Determine Information ReliabilityOnline version

by Asmaa

It is important to evaluate your online sources

What is the best way to judge if online information is reliable?

If you read online: “Eating a certain food will raise your test scores”, what should you do?

Checking the sources is not important to determine if it is reliable

You might be tricked if you blindly believe rumors

It’s important to check who is sharing the information and to compare it with other information.

Look at who wrote or shared the information and compare with other books or websites are good way to check reliability

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