English, 01.02.2020 07:44 dvandebrake2002

If you don’t know if an author is credible, you should him/her.

a: discredit

b: ignore

c: research

d: write

2.

having in a source is bad because it really only offers one skewed opinion on the topic.

a: bias

b: credibility

c: facts

d: statistics

3.

you must absolutely every source that is used in your paper, both parenthetically and at the end of your work.

a: cite

b: paraphrase

c: read

d: summarize

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If you don’t know if an author is credible, you should him/her.

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