Question

1. what should you do if you find sources written in very general or vague terms?○ find different sources that contain more specific information about your topic.○ search for different sources that use specialized vocabulary or jargon.○ use direct quotations from these sources in the body of your report.○ revise your claim or thesis statement to better fit the source.

Explanation:

When sources are too general or vague, the appropriate action is to seek out more targeted sources that offer specific details related to the topic, as this addresses the lack of precision directly. The other options either do not fix the vagueness (using direct quotes from vague sources) or misalign with proper research practice (revising a claim to fit an unhelpful source, or seeking overly specialized jargon which does not resolve vagueness).

Answer:

Find different sources that contain more specific information about your topic.