What should you do if reliable sources disagree with one another?a.)Use these sources in your introduction only.b.)Carefully review and evaluate each one to decide which is most credible and why.c.)Ignore the contradiction and focus on what they do agree on.d.)Make a note that they disagree, but don't dig too deeply into why.

Questions 5: If we encounter multiple reliable sources providing different evidences on the claims you are researching, how should you rate it? Unsupported Can't Confidently Assess Disputed

What makes a source credible?A.It is written with an inconsistent tone.B.Its accuracy can be corroborated.C.It appeals to people's emotions.D.The author is a famous politician.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Answer the following questions. Use different sources to reflect the authenticity of your answer. Use pdf  file.1.          What is the main distinction between primary source and secondary source? 2.          Why is primary source important in the study of history? 3.          What is the purpose of a secondary source? 4.          At present, how do you discriminate between contradicting reports of a single event from different sources? 5.          Why should official records of the government be made accessible to the public?

Choose the true statement about primary research sources.a.)They can be read less critically than secondary sources.b.)They present an unbiased view on a subject.c.)They only come in print form.d.)They allow you to learn about your topic directly, without additional interpretation.

Select the correct answer.Which step can help you determine if a source is relevant to your research? A. decide if the information seems trustworthy B. determine the author and publication date C. determine the source's central idea D. decide if the information is easy to understand