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Stack #4651354
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| accuracy of sources | In research, the quality of being free from mistakes or errors. |
| Authority | The source of information; and authoritative source is considered reliable because it has to be proven to be authentic. |
| Authors purpose | The authors intent for writing ex. Answer, explain, describe,instruct persuade, inform, entertain, startle, sadden or others. |
| bias | when a writer or speaker exhibits partiality for or against - or prejudice against a person, a topic, or an idea. |
| Credibility | The aspect of being trusted; having a credible text means that the information contained within is objective, reputable, and from a relevant source. |
| current. | Relevant to the present of time. |
| depth | Level of detail |
| Evaluate | To form an opinion or judgement about the content, quality, validity, or effectiveness of ideas, information, structures, and language within a text. |
| Intended audience | The person or people meant to read, here, or view and authors message. |
| objectivity | Having a absence of bias, judgement, or prejudice. |
| scope | How much of a subject is disgust or covered by a source. |
| Timeliness | Appropriate for the occasion or time. |
| verifiability | the ability to be confined as accurate and truthfull |
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