In a group discussion, which of these is the best example of challenging the
credibility of a source?

Complete Question:

A. Nowhere in his article does Henry Taylor back up his assertion that shakespear was anti-imperialist.

B. Alex Fernandez´s interpretation of J.D. Sailinger´s The Catcher in the Rye is interesting but ultimately flawed.

C. I disagree with Constance Miller that Christopher Marlow could have written the plays of William Shakespeare.

D. The theater scene from Dickens Great Expectations proves the authors lighthearted attitude towards theater.

Answer:

A. Nowhere in his article does Henry Taylor back up his assertion that shakespear was anti-imperialist.

Explanation:

A credible source is an information source that is unbiased, trustworthy and reliable. Also, a credible source is typically backed up by evidence from various information channels and should be accurate.

In order to validate a credible source, it is necessary to ensure that the information provided is checked against other reliable sources to verify its level of accuracy.

As a rule, any credible information source should have multiple ways to validate the informations being presented i.e it should be factually backed up with evidence.

In a group discussion, the best example of challenging the credibility of a source is stating; nowhere in his article does Henry Taylor back up his assertion that shakespear was anti-imperialist.

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here is the transcript
"There's n othing smart about personalized intimate technology. It simply confirms our misplac ed ideal that the world revolv es around us.

Smart technology has made us smart in some unexpected ways. It's made us more responsive. It's made us more engaged.

What we've created, in other words, is an environment that is constantly frustrating our mind's ability to create deep knowledge into think deeply.

This is the greatest time in human history to be wanting to know. There is no better time. The access to information has never been this free.

We're losing that contemplative deep focused attentive state of mind that is crucial to the creation of knowledge, the creation of intelligence, and deep thinking in general.

In this age of constant distraction-- we can't focus-- we're watching seven years of Game of Th rones, the most complex narrative that we've ever seen in our world. Our universities are turning out experts and scholars who are deep into their topics-- deeper than ever, because they can go that deep because of the internet. We are knowing more and better than ever.

What we're losing is the sub tlety, the depth, the sophistication of thought. In an odd way, perhaps we're becoming like machi nes. But that, in an odd way, as well makes us du mber than we once were.

There are lots of things that people do with technology in this current moment that may not rise to the bar of tenured faculty and book writers. That doesn't necessarily mean it's dum b. What is d umb, and what is lying underneath that judgment? Buried in that is notions about what is appropriate disco urse, what is sufficiently merit-worthy.

We're not all broadcasting these deep thoughts. Were sending out links to sill y videos. We're going-- spending huge amounts of time on Fac ebook. We're spending lots of time on T witter, sending Snapc hats.

We've never had an opportunity like this, the ability to participate in the creation of knowledge. This is the smartest age we've ever had."

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C. The narrator is extremely grateful to the widow for giving him a home.
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ОА.
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OB.
It can ruin a journalist's career and reputation.
O C.
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OD
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The Benefits of Study Abroad

The benefits of studying abroad are endless. Often, people think of studying abroad as something that is just for college students. Some teens have the opportunity to study abroad, but there are not as many programs for young people in public schools to study abroad as there should be.
Younger kids who are trying to learn another language will improve their skills so much by actually spending time in a place where people speak the language the kids are studying. The younger someone is, the easier it is to learn another language, and in this global world, being able to speak more than one language is a valuable skill. Think of how much students who are studying French would get out of going to Paris. Students could live with a Parisian family, attend a French school, and eat French food. They could live French culture instead of just reading about it in a book.
Some people may be quick to bring up the topic of money—wouldn't it cost a lot to send a child to study abroad? Not necessarily. There are exchange programs and scholarships available to pay for young adults to have this kind of experience.
Parents who don't want their children gone for an entire school year can relax. Half-year and summer programs are also available. Many schools even offer one- or two-week opportunities, though parents will usually have to pay for those trips out of pocket.
Students who attend immersion schools—schools that teach classes only in the secondary language—can take the final step in becoming fluent when they study abroad. For students who have not had the immersion school experience, study abroad can be a good substitute. Of course, if going abroad is simply not an option for a child, parents should at least have him or her attend an immersion school or take intensive language courses. Parents should not throw away the idea of study abroad for their child until they have looked into all of the options—they might be surprised with what they find.

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