Question

A writer is writing an argument in support of using genetically modified ingredients in school cafeterias. One source of evidence that the writer is using is a survey that gauges public awareness of the benefits of genetically modified foods. Before using the survey as evidence, what would they need to determine? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses whether the survey results lean in one direction or another whether the survey results lean in one direction or another The survey author's interests in genetically modified foods The survey author's interests in genetically modified foods whether the survey reflects the experiences of most people whether the survey reflects the experiences of most people the context in which the survey is presented the context in which the survey is presented The methods used by the survey author to conduct the survey

Answer 1

Before using the survey as evidence, the writer would need to determine:

1. The methods used by the survey author to conduct the survey (to assess the validity and reliability of the results).
2. The context in which the survey is presented (to understand the circumstances that might affect the interpretation of the results).