Darci is writing a research paper for her English class. She is required to use only scholarly sources, and not popular sources. What is MOST likely to help her tell the difference between a scholarly and popular source? (1 point) Responses A popular source will only have one author that holds a minimum of a doctorate degree on the topic while a scholarly source will have multiple, uneducated authors. A popular source will only have one author that holds a minimum of a doctorate degree on the topic while a scholarly source will have multiple, uneducated authors. A popular source will cite research and source materials while a scholarly source generally will not. A popular source will cite research and source materials while a scholarly source generally will not. A scholarly source will cite research and source materials while a popular source generally will not. A scholarly source will cite research and source materials while a popular source generally will not. A scholarly source will only have one author that holds a minimum of a doctorate degree on the topic while a popular source will have a variety of highly educated authors.
