Question

question 3 of 10
what makes a source credible?

a. it is consistently reliable.

b. it is written without context.

c. its author is a president.

d. it lacks evidence to support its arguments.

Explanation:

To determine what makes a source credible, we analyze each option:

• Option A: A credible source is one that is consistently reliable, providing accurate and trustworthy information.
• Option B: A source without context is not credible as context is important for understanding information.
• Option C: The author being a president does not inherently make a source credible; credibility depends on the reliability of the information, not the author's position.
• Option D: A source lacking evidence to support its arguments is not credible as evidence is crucial for validating claims.

Answer:

A. It is consistently reliable.