Question

PLS HELP ASAP) Omar is using the web to do research on diabetes. he needs to ensure that all of the information he finds regarding medications, treatments, and diets are accurate. the first websites he finds has a lot of information about a diet plan to help diabetic live healthy lifestyle. Omar can't figure out who the author of the site is and he notices that matches the one described on the website. Which of these are red flags that he should continue doing more research elsewhere? choose the right answer
a. the content is biased towards a particular diet plan that the site is advertising

b. Omar cant find the author so there is no proof that the writer can be trusted to provide medical advice.

c. both A and B

d. none of the above. the website can be trusted.


Nikolas is doing research on U.S visas for a school project. he has found conflicting information on two sites. the first site is travel.state.gov and the other is traveldocs.com which site should Nikolas trust more? choose the answer

a. Travel.state.gov

b. Traveldocs.com

Answer 1

Not sure on the first question, but the second would be answer choice a: Travel.state.gov since a website with .gov at the end tend to be trustworthy sources