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Evaluating Credible Sources

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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!

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Evaluating Credible Sources
 

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 Laura Paz
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Random YouTube video

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Opinion piece

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Reputable news outlet

4

Wikipedia

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Anonymous forum

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Academic book

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Unverified news site

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Government report

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Peer-reviewed journal

10

Personal blog

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University website

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Expert interview

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Social media post

14

Professional association

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Clickbait article

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Research paper

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Conspiracy theory website

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Library database

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Spam email

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Nonprofit organization

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Anonymous forum

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Non-profit organization

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Research paper

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Academic book

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Clickbait headline

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Reputable news outlet

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Library archive

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Personal blog

29

Peer-reviewed journal

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University website

31

Unverified news article

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Conspiracy theory website

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Opinion piece without sources

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Expert interview

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Commercial website

36

Social media post

37

Government report

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Unpublished manuscript

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Statistical database

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Wikipedia

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