The two responses that would be considered trustworthy and reliable sources of evidence to support a claim are:
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Information stated by a trusted adult - Trusted adults often have experience and knowledge that can lend credibility to the information they provide.
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An article in a scholarly journal - Scholarly journals typically contain peer-reviewed research and credible information, making them reliable sources for academic and factual claims.
The other options (a blog, an online ad, and town census records) may not be as trustworthy, although town census records can be reliable if they are official and properly maintained. However, they aren't one of the top choices compared to the two selected.
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