Answer:
a. Is the source credible? Is this source self-published (like a blog or Q/A forum), is there no author listed, does this organization publishing look like a credible source?
b. How old is this source? When was this source published. Does the topic of your paper require current source, or will older publications still be relevant?
d. Is the writing propaganda, opinion or fact? After reading the source, does the source appear to try and persuade you to one way or another, or does the source appear to state facts. When stating facts, does the source cite ITS sources properly?
Explanation:
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Hope this helps.
Answer:
1 creating graphic organizers,
2 asking questions among a group,
4 coming up with new ideas from old ones
and
5 writing down a list of new ideas
Explanation:
listing advantages and disadvantages is a strategy for listing pros and cons. I just did the quiz.
Answer:
i cant understand what are you saying
Explanation:
Yes because anyone can turn bad ideas or things around and make them sound promising. :)
