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ATLS POST TEST 4 LATEST VERSION EXAM Which one of the following was not listed in the criteria for trustworthy information? - CORRECT ANSWER- opinionated A group in your community believes strongly that aliens from Mars have infiltrated the local police force. If you accept the group's claim, you are making which one of the following mistakes? - CORRECT ANSWER- accepting a claim based solely on opinions "A conclusion or judgment that remains open to dispute but seems true to one's own mind." Which word below matches this definition? - CORRECT ANSWER- opinion If information comes from trustworthy and authoritative sources, it is considered to be - CORRECT ANSWER- reliable. Widespread dissemination of information on the Internet indicates - CORRECT ANSWER- no proof that the information is accurate. Which one of the following domain suffixes is the American Red Cross most likely to have? - CORRECT ANSWER- .org Which initials are often used in the addresses of websites based in China? - CORRECT ANSWER- cn In evaluating a website for reliability, which one of the following should not be considered? graphic design sponsor author date - CORRECT ANSWER- graphic design Anecdotes should be avoided in serious speeches. - CORRECT ANSWER- False Testimonials can give an indication of the usefulness of a product. - CORRECT ANSWER- True If you are preparing a speech in which you argue against expansion of roadways in a national forest, you are wasting your time if you gather information on what your opponents say on the issue. - CORRECT ANSWER- False If you copy bits and pieces of material from several different sources and patch them together, like a quilt, into one speech, you are committing plagiarism. - CORRECT ANSWER- True Websites of the U.S. Army have the ".gov" domain suffix. - CORRECT ANSWER- False, .mil Plagiarism is always unethical. - CORRECT ANSWER- True You should never use material that is in the public domain. - CORRECT ANSWER- False


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