Question

which question should be considered during a secondary evaluation of a source?
is the author an expert on the sources subject?
does the author support opinions with research?
does the source contain a good research question?
is the source a reputable publisher or website?

Explanation:

Primary source evaluation checks basic credibility like author expertise, publisher reputation, and core research framing. Secondary evaluation digs deeper into the source's internal rigor, such as how well claims are backed by evidence. Among the options, verifying if the author supports opinions with research assesses the source's internal scholarly merit, which is a secondary evaluation step.

Answer:

B. Does the author support opinions with research?