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Question 29 (1 point) The criteria for "high-quality" information includes which of the following (select all that apply): reliable widely-believed current verifiable fair well-supported receiving at least 1000 hits on a search engine factual Question 30 (1 point) A review of statistics shows that as per capita cheese consumption increases, the number of people who die by becoming strangled in their bedsheets also increases. Therefore, it is clear that eating cheese causes people to sleep so deeply that they may become tangled and suffocate. What is wrong with this conclusion? People who eat cheese usually sleep alone so they have more sheets to get tangled in Cheese increases body temperature, so that's why people get tangled in their sheets. It could be just that people who eat cheese sleep under more blankets than people who don't eat cheese A correlation between two things does not mean one caused the other nuntion 21 11 noints Question 31 (1 point) Fact 1: Americans eat 25% more fruits and vegetables than they did in the 1970s Fact 2: Potatoes, usually in the form of fries or chips, account for 30% of the vegetables Americans eat. Which is the most honest and ethical way to present these facts in a speech? Americans today eat 25% more vegetables and fruits than they did in the 1970s. Americans eat 25% more vegetables and fruits than they did in the 1970s - but this is not as great as it sounds. 30% of the vegetables are potatoes, usually chips or fries, which are high in fat and cholesterol. Americans today each 25% more vegetables and fruits than they did in the 1970s. Potatoes account for 30% of the vegetables Question 32 (1 point) The key to effective delivery is Good eye contact with each member of the audience Effective use of gestures and body movement A winning smile and enthusiastic attitude A strong desire to communicate with the audience Question 33 11 noint Question 33 (1 point) Which of the following steps should you take when trying to determine if a news story is real vs. fake (Check all that apply)? Check other sources that appear in your Facebook or Twitter feed. If they all say the same thing, the story is probably true. Ask around to see if other people have heard the story See if you can find the story on another website or in another publication that is considered credible Check other stories that are on the website or in the publication