Question

12 multiple answer 3 points what 2 things should you look closely at in any source to determine if and how much you can trust the information you encounter in that source? the level of their education/ educational degrees authority perspective bias

Explanation:

To determine trust in a source, "authority" (whether the source has expertise/credibility in the topic) and "bias" (whether the source has a slant that might distort information) are key. Education level is less universal for trust (e.g., non - academic sources can still be trustworthy), and "perspective" is more about viewpoint than trustworthiness directly.

Answer:

B. authority, D. bias