If you were doing research on what scientists had discovered about the cancerous effects of a chemical fertilizer known as Ditriculate, which source would be the most objective and reliable?ResponsesA the home page for the company that makes Ditriculatethe home page for the company that makes DitriculateB a link to a newspaper's listing of Ditriculate-related editorialsa link to a newspaper's listing of Ditriculate-related editorialsC a government-sponsored website with several articles on Ditriculatea government-sponsored website with several articles on DitriculateD a web forum for people with cancer who are suing the makers of Ditriculatea web forum for people with cancer who are suing the makers of Ditriculate

If you were writing an essay on the historical development of genetically-modified vegetables, which research source listed below is MOST likely to be unbiased, accurate, and credible?ResponsesA a book written by a company that produces genetically modified vegetables for profita book written by a company that produces genetically modified vegetables for profitB a book written by a freelance author whose previous books were about other scientific issuesa book written by a freelance author whose previous books were about other scientific issuesC a book written by a woman who believes she got sick from eating genetically modified vegetablesa book written by a woman who believes she got sick from eating genetically modified vegetablesD a book written by a scientist who helped develop the technology to genetically modify vegetables

Which of the following is a reputable source of medical information?Group of answer choicesWebMDA health article from a reputable news serviceWikipediaCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute of Health, American Heart Association, World Health Organization, etc.

Which of these is the most reliable source of information on health issues?A.Your classmateB.The school nurseC.A celebrity's blogD.Social media

Select the correct answer.Nita is researching the historical use of DDT in her home state and its effect on animals and plants. Which source would be most appropriate for Nita to use in her research? A. state government records B. an environmentalist's blog C. an interview with a science teacher D. a social media thread about DDT

You find information in a highly cited academic medical journal that seems to be on your topic. What could be a problem with this source?Group of answer choicesRelevance to your topicAccuracy of informationQuality of source and authorUp to date information