Question

4 multiple choice 2 points how does gmail manage spam emails? it marks all emails from unknown senders as spam it deletes all suspicious emails immediately it detects and moves suspected spam into the spam folder automatically it automatically blocks all emails with attachments 5 multiple choice 2 points how can you spot bias in a website? the website shows both sides of the story and is neutral in tone the website uses too many images the website has no author listed the website presents only one side of an issue and uses overly emotional language 6 multiple choice 2 points what makes a website more reliable in terms of the sources it uses? it provides links to credible sources, studies, or data it includes lots of opinions it features videos and images throughout the site it uses bold text to emphasize important points

Explanation:

• For question 4: Gmail's spam management system is designed to detect spam emails (based on various criteria like sender reputation, content analysis etc.) and move them to the Spam folder. Marking all emails from unknown senders as spam would be too broad (as some new legitimate contacts might be unknown initially), deleting immediately is not the case (as users can check the Spam folder if needed), and blocking all emails with attachments is an over - simplification (as many legitimate emails have attachments).
• For question 5: A website showing only one side of an issue and using overly emotional language is a sign of bias. A neutral - toned website showing both sides is the opposite of biased. Using too many images or having no author listed are not direct indicators of bias.
• For question 6: Providing links to credible sources, studies, or data adds to a website's reliability as it shows evidence - based information. Including lots of opinions (without evidence) reduces reliability, featuring videos/images (while they can enhance presentation) doesn't directly relate to source - based reliability, and using bold text is a formatting choice for emphasis, not a source - reliability factor.

Answer:

1. It detects and moves suspected spam into the Spam folder automatically
2. The website presents only one side of an issue and uses overly emotional language
3. It provides links to credible sources, studies, or data