Question

you’re ready to write the script for your booktok video. your friend agrees to help you choose the best source to include in your booktok.

you’re considering referring to a journal article published by a professor at cambridge university that cites the work of several experts in victorian gothic literature.

do you think your friend will agree that this is a credible source?

○ yes, the author is a professor at a reputable organization, and they cite experts in the article.
○ yes, the author is from england, so they must know a lot about victorian literature.
○ yes, the article includes all the keywords in your research question.
○ yes, someone at a university wrote the article, so it must be credible.

Explanation:

To determine a credible source, factors like author's affiliation (reputable org like Cambridge) and citing experts (showing research depth) matter. The first option uses these valid criteria. The second assumes nationality equals expertise (invalid), third focuses on keywords (not credibility), fourth assumes university authorship ensures credibility (overgeneralized, not all university - written works are credible).

Answer:

Yes, the author is a professor at a reputable organization, and they cite experts in the article.