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A ⍰ can trust something When it has .gov, .edu, or .org. Also if it gets its information from a reliable source such as a science journal or report

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You can trust what you see on the internet when it is from a reliable source or it sites from multiple reliable sources.

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You can trust something on the internet when the website ends with .edu or .org

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You can trust something you find on the internet when you know it is a reliable source.

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When I am doing research for a project and it’s a popular website to use for information

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You can trust what you find on the internet when it is a reliable source.

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You can trust what’s on the internet if there are other websites that post about it that seem reliable

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You can trust what you find on the internet when it is from a reliable source

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You can trust websites that are reliable. Such as .net, .gov, and .org websites.

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You can usually trust what you find on the internet if the source is from .gov or .org rather than .com

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You can only trust what is made by friends/family, a well known website, or if there are sources.

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You can trust something you read on the internet if it comes from a reliable website/ source.

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I can trust something if I do research on it and know for sure it’s right.

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You can trust something you find on the internet when it has a reliable source or name.

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When it has the proper ending like .gov or .edu

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You can trust things that were written or created by an expert in the field, or if it is verified by an expert

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You can trust things that you read by checking if they’re a reliable source.

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You can trust something that you find on the internet when it is traceable back to a reliable source.

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You can trust what you find a reliable source that consist of multiple background sources

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When it has a source with .org and more

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When it is a government made website

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When it has a secure symbol next to the search bar

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Usually, if there are sources from reliable websites and educated people, then it can be trusted.

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You can never trust what you read on the internet.

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Something that I can trust on the internet is a reliable source. I know it is a reliable if it ends like .org, .edu, .gov for example. Web address that end in .com are not reliable because anyone can make a .com website.

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If it comes from a reliable source