What is the main topic of the textbook chapter?

• Healthy Eating
• Can I Trust It?
• Famous Landmarks
• Animal Habitats

The text discusses how to determine if information is reliable.

What is one way to check if information is true?

• Check sources

If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

What does the chapter suggest doing if you are unsure about information?

• Believe it immediately
• Ask a friend
• Check other sources
• Ignore it

The chapter advises readers to be critical of advertisements.

What is a 'source' in the context of information?

• Where information comes from

The chapter mentions that not all websites provide accurate information.

When reading something online, what should you look for to trust it?

• Lots of pictures
• The author's name
• How many people shared it
• The website's color

It is always safe to trust information from social media.

What does it mean to 'verify' information?

• To check if it is true

The chapter suggests that if many people believe something, it must be true.

What is a good habit when encountering new information?

• Accept it without question
• Think about it carefully
• Share it immediately
• Forget about it

The chapter teaches about being a smart consumer of information.

What is the opposite of trusting information?

• Doubt