Below are five statements about scholarly sources and using the library to research. In the drop$-$down options for each "True" if the statement is true and select "False" if the statement is false. Hint: $3$ are True and $2$ are False.

Once a source has been published and deemed peer$-$reviewed, it has been strenuously evaluated by multiple other degreed experts and declared legitimate.

You can maybe find some information on your topic in the university's library, but not much.

A true scholarly source is one written by professionals in the field and published in a newspaper, in a blog, on a personal website, or in a trade or popular magazine.

Your own credibility as a writer is impacted by the sources you use.

Your university's library gives you access to thousands more scholarly articles published up to the current date than you can access via a regular internet source.