Question

Jack has chosen to research the benefits of green tea

so that he can decide for himself whether he believes in
its purported health benefits. He plans to prepare a
report on his research and present it to his audience.
Drag the sources on the left into the columns on the
right to indicate which sources Jack can consider
credible and relevant and which would be considered
non-credible or irrelevant.

Answer 1

We can see here that dragging the sources on the left into the columns on the right to indicate which sources Jack can consider, we have:

Credible and Relevant Source:

• A scientific report on the drawbacks of caffeine consumption

• A technical report on how green tea is harvested and dried

• An encyclopedia article that describes the reasons people drink tea

Non-credible or Irrelevant Source:

• A journal article about historical people who have dru-nk green tea

• A .com website selling green tea that touts its health benefits

A credible and relevant source refers to a reputable and trustworthy information provider that offers accurate, well-researched, and authoritative content on a particular subject.