source, a place where information comes from, evidence, facts that support an idea, claim, a statement that may or may not be true, reliable, able to be trusted, opinion, what someone thinks, fact, something that can be proven, bias, favouring one side, research, finding information carefully, analyze, examine carefully, argument, a point supported by reasons, evaluate, to judge the quality, value, usefulness, or reliability of something, objective , based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions, subjective, based on perpersonal opinions, feelings, or experiences, purpose, the reason why something is created, written, or done, persuade, to make someone believe or do something by giving reasons or arguments, inaccurate, Not correct; containing mistakes or wrong information., informative, gives information, non-profit, An organization that works to help people, animals, communities, or causes rather than to make money for owners or shareholders., agenda, A hidden or clear goal, interest, or purpose that influences what someone writes or says., verify, check, controversial, Causing disagreement or strong differences of opinion among people..

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