Question
In this section, you’ll adjust the objective tone for different audiences and specific domains.
As you continue to write the script for your first YouTube channel video, you get help from your friend, Alex. You tell Alex you want to include multiple types of evidence to convince your audience of the importance of caring for the environment.
Alex gives you a list of sources that could be used. Which of the following sources would you not consider as a reliable source of evidence?
Question 4 options:
Your neighbor's Facebook page, which includes her opinions on gardening
Greta Thunberg's speech before the United Nations Climate Action Summit
An article you found in the online magazine Nature Weekly, www.nature.org
The US Environmental Protection Agency website, www.epa.gov
As you continue to write the script for your first YouTube channel video, you get help from your friend, Alex. You tell Alex you want to include multiple types of evidence to convince your audience of the importance of caring for the environment.
Alex gives you a list of sources that could be used. Which of the following sources would you not consider as a reliable source of evidence?
Question 4 options:
Your neighbor's Facebook page, which includes her opinions on gardening
Greta Thunberg's speech before the United Nations Climate Action Summit
An article you found in the online magazine Nature Weekly, www.nature.org
The US Environmental Protection Agency website, www.epa.gov
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The source you would not consider as a reliable source of evidence is:
**Your neighbor's Facebook page, which includes her opinions on gardening.**
While personal opinions can be valuable in some contexts, they do not carry the same weight as scientifically backed information or expert testimonies, particularly when discussing environmental issues. The other sources listed, such as Greta Thunberg's speech, reputable articles from known publications, and official government websites, are more credible and authoritative.
**Your neighbor's Facebook page, which includes her opinions on gardening.**
While personal opinions can be valuable in some contexts, they do not carry the same weight as scientifically backed information or expert testimonies, particularly when discussing environmental issues. The other sources listed, such as Greta Thunberg's speech, reputable articles from known publications, and official government websites, are more credible and authoritative.