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Think of a topic related to energy that you would like to research. In 3–5 sentences, describe how you would use search terms to effectively find information about the topic. Include the specific search terms you would use and explain how you would refine your search.

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Think of a topic related to energy that you would like to research. In 3–5 sentences, describe how you would use search terms to effectively find information about the topic. Include the specific search terms you would use and explain how you would refine your search.

Sure! Let's take the topic "Renewable Energy Sources" for example. Firstly, I would start by using broad search terms such as "Renewable Energy" and "Alternative Energy" in a search engine like Google. To refine my search and get more specific results, I would use additional keywords such as "Solar Energy", "Wind Energy", "Hydro Energy" or "Geothermal Energy" to get more relevant search results. I can also use advanced search filters such as date range and file format filters to narrow down the search results. Lastly, I would also look for reputable sources such as academic publications, government websites, and industry publications to ensure the credibility of the information I find.

In 3–5 sentences, identify at least three questions that should be asked to determine whether a source is credible.

There are several questions to consider when determining whether a source is credible:

1. Who is the author or publisher of the source, and what are their qualifications? Are they recognized experts in the field?

2. What is the purpose of the source? Is it intended to provide factual information, or to express an opinion or promote a particular agenda?

3. What evidence or sources are cited to support the claims made in the source? Are they reliable and verifiable?

4. Is the source up-to-date and consistent with other sources in the field of study?

5. Is the source free from bias and supported by objective evidence?

By asking these questions, you can evaluate the credibility of a source and determine whether it is reliable enough to be used in your research.

In 1–2 sentences, explain what plagiarism is and how to avoid plagiarism when using the information of others.

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Plagiarism is when someone uses the work of others and presents it as their own without proper attribution. To avoid plagiarism, one should always attribute any information or idea from another source by properly citing it. Additionally, it is important to properly paraphrase or quote the information in the correct way, and not just copy and paste chunks of text directly from the source material.

A student is attempting to convince their parents that they need a cell phone. Write a paragraph that provides sound reasoning explaining why this student should be allowed to have a phone.

A cell phone is a necessity for students in today's age for several reasons. Firstly, a cell phone provides a greater sense of safety and security for the student as it allows them to stay connected in case of emergencies. Furthermore, having a phone also provides a convenient way to stay in touch with parents, teachers, and classmates, which can be a valuable resource for staying up-to-date on important information and assignments. Finally, a cell phone can benefit a student's academic performance by providing ready access to educational resources and enabling them to stay organized with a school work schedule. With these reasons in mind, I believe that allowing a student to have a cell phone can be an important step in their academic and personal growth while also providing practical benefits.