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A student is writing an informative essay about the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA). How would FEMA’s website differ from an outside source?

The FEMA website would be more likely to have accurate information than an outside source.
The FEMA website would be more likely to include secondhand information than an outside source.
The FEMA website would be more likely to have information that would need to be verified than an outside source.
The FEMA website would be more likely to report negative information about the agency than an outside source.

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The FEMA website would be more likely to have accurate information than an outside source.

Reason: FEMA is the primary, official source for its policies, programs, data, and procedures, so its site is generally the most authoritative and accurate for factual details. (Note: official sites can still omit criticism or present information with a particular emphasis, so using outside sources for context and independent perspectives is still useful.)