Question

being informed is an important responsibility of citizenship. people learn much of what they know about government, politics, and current events from the media. while the news is available from thousands of different sources, not all media outlets provide accurate, high - quality reporting. citizens need credible, meaning trustworthy and accurate, information to make good decisions for their communities.
which of the following would make a news story not seem credible? select all that apply.
it presents arguments from varying points of view.
it uses direct quotations from people involved in the story.
it references data that is inaccurate or outdated.
it exaggerates some details to make the story more interesting.

Explanation:

Credible news should be accurate and trustworthy. Presenting arguments from varying points of view and using direct quotations from involved people are good practices that enhance credibility. However, referencing inaccurate or outdated data undermines the factual basis of the story. Exaggerating details for interest goes against the principle of accuracy.

Answer:

C. It references data that is inaccurate or outdated.
D. It exaggerates some details to make the story more interesting.