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Why is it important for a source to be credible?
A credible source strengthens and supports an author’s claims.
A credible source shares the most popular information available.
A credible source makes an argument more entertaining.
A credible source provides a wider audience for an author.
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Correct answer: A credible source strengthens and supports an author’s claims.
Why: Credible sources are trustworthy, accurate, and reliable, so citing them makes an author’s arguments more convincing and defensible. The other choices are incorrect because credibility isn’t about popularity, entertainment value, or directly increasing audience size.
Why: Credible sources are trustworthy, accurate, and reliable, so citing them makes an author’s arguments more convincing and defensible. The other choices are incorrect because credibility isn’t about popularity, entertainment value, or directly increasing audience size.
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