Which statement best describes credible Internet sources?
A.Websites that are infrequently updated are typically reliable sources of information, because it means that the
information was already correct.
B.Websites ending in.gov,.edu., and .org are reliable sources of information, because they are run by the
government, universities, and organizations.
C. Websites containing information from the 1990s are most likely reliable sources of information, because they have
been in existence for a while.
D.Websites with multiple authors are generally reliable sources of information, because more people are likely to
have more information to share.

B. Websites ending in .gov, .edu, and .org are reliable sources of information because they are run by the government, universities, and organizations.

Universities, Governments, and Organizations are more reliable because they are professionally peer-reviewed. Websites with any other type of ending is not a reliable source because anyone could have access to the database and change the information. Universities, Governments, and Organizations usually have proper citations and other links.